NBA players Olynyk, Brewer, LeVert, Powell to coach in India
ESPN: The NBA is headed to India next week, bringing another Basketball Without Borders camp to Asia. Miami’s Kelly Olynyk, Oklahoma City’s Corey Brewer, Brooklyn’s Caris LeVert and Dallas’ Dwight Powell will be among the coaches at the camp that starts May 30, the NBA said Thursday.
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Event Notes: BWB Asia 2018 To Be Held In India
Sports Business Daily: The NBA, FIBA and the Basketball Federation of India announced Basketball Without Borders Asia will be held from May 30-June 2 at the NBA Academy India in Delhi National Capital Region, marking the second time that the program will be held in India.
Read MoreNBA Announces 2nd Basketball Without Borders Camp in India
Bleacher Report: The NBA announced its 2018 Basketball Without Borders Asia camp will be held in India, marking the second time the program has been held in the country.
The program will be held in conjunction with FIBA and the Basketball Federation of India and is the first time Basketball Without Borders has been held in India since 2008. The event is slated for May 30 to June 2 at The NBA Academy India in Delhi National Capital Region.
Read MoreNBA, FIBA join forces for youth basketball camp in India
AFP: India will host a Basketball Without Borders youth development camp drawing players from throughout Asia from May 30-June 2 at the NBA Academy in New Delhi.
The NBA is partnering with global governing body FIBA and the Basketball Federation of India to bring the camp to India for a second time.
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Bleacher Report: On her 18th birthday, Kobe King-Hawea found herself in a most welcome setting: The Los Angeles Lakers practice facility. A native of New Zealand and a daughter of a hoops-obsessed father, King-Hawea was named after Kobe Bryant, and now she was balling in the old stomping grounds of the Black Mamba.
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Bleacher Report: It’s a few hours before Team LeBron takes on Team Steph, and many of the NBA’s power brokers are packed into the Lakers’ practice facility for a different high-stakes hoops game. There are no active All-Stars here. Instead, this court is crowded with top teenage prospects from all over the world. And one has nearly every executive and scout transfixed. At 6’9″ and a skinny 210 pounds, he’s nearly impossible to overlook.
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