Archive for January 31, 2015
Kwame Alexander inks with Changwon
Kwame Alexander (201 cm, Cal State San Bernardino’13) is moving to the South Korean KBL to play for Changwon LG Sakers this season. He has recently played his first game with the club, but from four monutes on the court he did not find the bucket. Earlier this season the American featured for Enosis Neon…
Read MoreJerry Hollis Returns to Breidablik
Jerry Hollis (198 cm, Johnson C. Smith’12) has agreed terms to play for Breidablik (Iceland, D1) for the remainder of the season. The American is well known at the club as he donned the Breidablik jersey through the 2013/2014 season. During that campaign he played 21 games and impressed with averages of 18.5 points, 9.1…
Read MoreAlex Renfroe extends with ALBA Berlin
Alex Renfroe (190 cm, Belmont’09) has extended his stay with ALBA Berlin (Germany, BBL and Euroleague), lengthening his deal until the end of the season. The American joined the club at the end of September and has played eighteen BBL games and fifteen Euroleague contests. Domestically he has offered averages of 9.4 points, 4.6 rebounds,…
Read MoreVojdan Stojanovski to MoraBanc Andorra
Vojdan Stojanovski (194 cm) will play in Spanish Basketball for the first time after inking a deal with MoraBanc Andorra (Liga Endesa). The Macedonian player has been playing in Germany this season for BBL outfits ALBA Berlin and Eisbaeren Bremerhaven. While with ALBA Berlin, the guard played nine BBL games and averaged 8.8 points and…
Read MoreJustin Howard joins Al Hala
Justin Howard (208 cm, Mercer’03) has signed on the dotted line for Al Hala in the Bahrain Premier League for the remainder of the season. His last action came at the Singapore Slingers (NBL and ASEAN League) where he played ten games and averaged double-doubles with 19.2 points and 15.7 rebounds per game. Earlier in…
Read MoreEuroleague Top 16, Unicaja Malaga loses again
After a really interesting opening to Round 5 of the Euroleague Top 16 on Thursday, there was plenty to live up to on Friday, with three games wrapping the week’s action. While not throwing up as many clear talking points as yesterday, Friday managed to keep the quality high as Barcelona got back on track…
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