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 MoreFirst bootcamp begins for young basketball players in Senegal
Africa News: The first boot camp for young basketball players in Senegal is underway. The three-day camp is serving as a platform to nurture young players under 17 years of age.
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.
Read MoreNew UNLV commit Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua has come a long way in a short time
Las Vegas Sun: Like every young boy who grows up in Cameroon, Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua’s first love was soccer.
Unfortunately for Tchamwa Tchatchoua, by the time he reached his teens he was too tall and gangly to be of much use on the pitch.
Read MoreBrook Lopez Talks Trip To India, Lakers, NBA Avengers And More
SLAM: He saw the Taj Mahal, one of the true wonders of the modern world, the majestic ivory-white marble mausoleum that has been standing for nearly 400 years. He took in an IPL Cricket game among cheering crowds in Mumbai. He found himself on national Indian television, covering the playoffs and connecting with local fans.He saw the Taj Mahal, one of the true wonders of the modern world, the majestic ivory-white marble mausoleum that has been standing for nearly 400 years. He took in an IPL Cricket game among cheering crowds in Mumbai. He found himself on national Indian television, covering the playoffs and connecting with local fans.
Read MoreNBA Global Academy sees first graduates commit to NCAA programs
ESPN: NBA Global Academy graduates Francisco Caffaro of Argentina and Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua from Cameroon have made verbal commitments to the University of Virginia and UNLV, respectively.
Read MoreNBA Academy in India shortlists 24 players who will receive scholarships and training
First Post: Twenty-four players were selected for the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the ACG Worldwide Group (ACG) Jump National Finals on Saturday.
Read MoreAustralian men’s basketball team wins FIBA U16 Asian Championship
Herald Sun: THE Australian under-16 men’s basketball team — the Crocs — defeated the hometown Chinese team to win the FIBA U16 Asian Championship.
Read MoreNBA Academy products make their mark for Australia at U16 Asian Championship
FIBA: NBA Global Academy members Tamuri Wigness and Wani Swaka Lo Buluk have both made a big difference for Australia in their maiden FIBA U16 Asia Championship campaign.
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