Our one day skill development camp in Charlotte was a huge success as players from all over the country were put through drill work, played in games, and learned the ins and outs of the business from speakers. Coaches from the NBA G-League, Canada, Germany, TBL, ECBL, and Hong Kong were on hand to coach the players and we had 5 different agencies as well as multiple ECBL GM's and owners make their way into the gym.
Team Germany, coached by Andy Hipsher won the championship by beating Aaron Hogner Winston-Salem squad in the championship 48-34. Germany went undefeated on the day and won by an average of 18 points behind great wing and guard play.
Austin Ajukwa, a 6-7 wing, who played collegiately at Clemson and UNC-Charlotte won the MVP award, after putting on a show in the Top 20 game. Multiple wings were in the running for MVP but it was Ajukwa, who hit some big shots to carry his team to the win both in the top 20 game and also lead Team Germany to the camp championship as well. He is skilled for his size, is an above average 3-pt shooter, and showed his versatility on both ends.
Team Asia coached by Dave Kenah won the Top 20 game over Team Canada. The game was back and forth with the wings on both teams again being the top contributors.
In addition to Ajukwa, some of the other top players were Ed Drew (6'6, Presbyterian College), Tyler Brevard (6'3, Lander), Shaun Scriven (6'1", Johnson & Wales), Antonio Singleton (6'5, Angelo St), Daniel Hill (5'8, Lane), Julius Brooks (6'9, Loyola), and Carlton Brundidge (6'2, Detroit).
Top-20 rosters as well as pictures are posted below.
Top 20 Teams
Team Canada- Nelson Terroba
58 Julius Brooks 6’9 Loyola / Finland/Germany/Latvia/Estonia
39 Ed Drew 6’6 Presbtyerian / Ecuador
67 Carlton Brundidge 6’2” Detroit/ABA
59 Antonio Singleton 6’5 Angelo State
36 Shaun Scriven 6’1 Johnson & Wales / ECBL
97 Khyber Kabellis 6’5 UC-Riverside
34 Anthony Adger 6’1 FAU / Cyprus
64 Jemale Brown 6’2 Waldorf / ABA
27 Andrew Epps 6’7 Central Christian
26 Aaren Smith 6’6” Univ of DC
Team Asia- Dave Kenah
2 Austin Ajukwa 6’7 Clemson, UNC-Charlotte
46 Aaron Rountree 6’8 Wake Forest/Iona/Slovakia/Greece/Austria/Qatar
17 Luke Chavez 6’4 St Martins
31 Daniel Hill 5’8 Lane
95 Troy Mix 6’7 Piedmont / Mexico
42 Bryce Saxton 6’2 Lake Michigan CC / NABL/ABA
38 Jeffrey Mosley 6’8 Davidson CC
66 Caleb Jordan 6’0 Roanoke
75 Kobe Caldwell 6’5 S. Indiana
14 Tyler Brevard 6’3 Lander
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