First, Nike on Thursday announced its Elite Youth Basketball schedule for the summer. The top players will once again be invited to attend positional Skills Academy with Utah’s Deron Williams (point guards), Boston’s Paul Pierce (wings), Oklahoma City’s Kevin Durant (wings) and Phoenix’s Amar’e Stoudemire (forwards/centers) held separately over June 24-30 in Chicago, IL.

That event will once again be followed by the LeBron James Academy at the University of Akron from July 5-7.  All five Skills Academies will be closed to college coaches.

By then, LeBron could well be a New York Knick or a New Jersey Net or a Miami Heat…or a Cleveland Cavalier. The Lebron-a-thon begins July 1, so don’t be surprised to see Bron Bron working his cell phone hard at the camp.

2010 Jordan Brand All-American Team
Alphabetical Roster
East Team
Name Pos Hgt Wgt High School (School Location) College
Reggie Bullock G 6-6 190 Kinston High School (Kinston, NC) North Carolina
Kyrie Irving G 6-2 172 St. Patrick High School (Elizabeth, NJ) Duke
Perry Jones C 6-11 220 Duncanville, TX (Duncanville, TX) Baylor
Jelan Kendrick F 6-7 186 Wheeler High School (Marietta, GA) Memphis
Brandon Knight G 6-3 185 Pine Crest School (Fort Lauderdale, FL) Undecided
C.J. Leslie F 6-8 205 Word of God Academy (Raleigh, NC) Undecided
Roscoe Smith F 6-8 190 Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA) Connecticut
Jared Sullinger C 6-9 265 Northland High School (Columbus, OH) Ohio State
DeShaun Thomas F 6-7 220 Bishop Luers High School (Fort Wayne, IN) Ohio State
Dion Waiters G 6-4 201 Life Center Academy (Philadelphia, PA) Syracuse
Coach: Doug Lipscomb, Wheeler High School (Marietta, GA)
Asst. Coach: Charles Smith, Peabody Magnet High School (Alexandria, LA)
Asst. Coach: Greg Wise, Yates High School (Houston, TX)
West Team
Name Pos Hgt Wgt High School (School Location) College
Harrison Barnes F 6-8 209 Ames High School (Ames, IA) North Carolina
Will Barton G 6-6 165 Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, NH) Memphis
Tobias Harris F 6-8 210 Half Hollow Hills West High School (Dix Hills, NY) Tennessee
Terrence Jones F 6-8 220 Jefferson High School (Portland, OR) Undecided
Cory Joseph G 6-3 180 Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV) Undecided
Doron Lamb G 6-4 183 Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA) Undecided
Kendall Marshall G 6-4 180 Bishop O’Connell High School (Arlington, VA) North Carolina
Josh Selby G 6-3 185 Lake Clifton High School (Baltimore, MD) Undecided
Joshua Smith C 6-9 320 Kentwood High School (Covington, WA) UCLA
Tristan Thompson F 6-9 235 Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV) Texas
Coach: Mark Migiishi, Iolani School (Iolani, HI)
Asst. Coach: Pat Strickland, Jefferson High School (Portland, OR)
Asst. Coach: Mike Peck, Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV)

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Reebok will not hold its annual Reebok All-American Camp in Philadelphia in July because of a “change in marketing strategy at the grassroots level,” said a source with direct knowledge.

“It just means that college coaches will have to work a little harder to see high-level talent play against high-level talent under one roof, “  the source said.

Chris Rivers ran the Reebok All-American Camp for two summers as an extension of Sonny Vaccaro’s old Reebok ABCD Camp at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. That camp featured legendary grassroots players like LeBron James, O.J. Mayo, Sebastian Telfair and Lance Stephenson.

When Vaccaro retired from he sneaker business in 2007, Rivers, pictured above with Mayo, moved the camp to Philadelphia University in 2007 and ‘08. Pat Coombs ran the event in 2009.

Last year’s Reebok camp included uncommitted junior LaQuinton Ross, Joe Jackson (Memphis) and Patric Young (Florida).

Rivers left his position as Director of Basketball at Reebok and now works for adidas, for whom he worked before 2003.

adidas will still hold its annual adidas Nations event in August for the classes of 2011 and 2012. The site has yet to be determined.

The other major change on the grassroots horizon involves the LeBron James Nike Skill Academy.

A new set of NCAA rules could be passed in April which would prohibit any grassroots event from behind held on Division I campuses that did not have a contract in place before Oct. 29, 2009.

The NCAA recently voted on this matter and decided to table it until April, when it will be voted on again.

If the rule is passed, numerous events, including the LeBron camp at the University of Akron, would not be permitted on Division I campuses.

Numerous other such events — the Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions, previously held at Duke, North Carolina and N.C. State; the It Takes 5ive event held at Cincinnati; and the Pittsburgh Jam Fest held at Pitt — also wouldn’t  be permitted at those locations.

No word from Nike just yet on where the LeBron camp might take place.

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The best high school basketball programs from across the United States and Canada will descend on New York City for the first annual New Heights Holiday Hoop Festival on Dec. 18-19.
 
Teams from Illinois, Canada, Connecticut, Massachusetts, DC, Pennsylvania and New Jersey will square off in this unique eight-team holiday tournament to be held at the famed Rose Hill Gymnasium at Fordham University. Not to be left out, four of the best high school programs from New York City – Bishop Loughlin, Lincoln, Cardozo and Christ the King – will participate in two Showcase Games.  

“You’re going to have on display exactly what New York City basketball players have to offer: competitiveness and determination,” says Christ the King coach Joe Arbitello. With early-season bragging rights on the line, expect all four teams to play passionate, hard-nosed basketball.
 
New York City Showcase Games

For New York City basketball fans, the highlight of the event will be the two Showcase Games involving four of the Top 10 teams in New York City, including reigning City Champion Abraham Lincoln of Coney Island. On Saturday afternoon at 5 p.m., Christ the King and Cardozo will play in our “Kings of Queens” game. At 8:30 p.m. that evening, Bishop Loughlin and Lincoln will play in the “Battle of Brooklyn.” 

 
In addition to celebrating the excellence of New York City basketball, the games will showcase some of the City’s best high school players, including:
 
JayVaughn Pinkston, 2010: The 6’6” Senior forward from Bishop Loughlin High School is regarded as the best high school player in New York City and a top 50 player in the country. Pinkston will play for Villanova next year.

Ryan Rhoomes, 2011: A 6’8” Senior forward from Cardozo High School, Rhoomes is rapidly improving and is now being recruited by schools in the ACC and Big East.
 
Corey Edwards, 2011: The son of NYC basketball legend Dave Edwards, Corey is a highly regarded 6’0” Junior point guard at Christ the King High School.  Edwards is being recruited by numerous Big East schools.
 
Other notable players include Lincoln’s Shaquille Stokes and Kamari Murphy; Branden Frazier from Loughlin; Reynaldo Walters, Dwayne Brunson and Chris Gayot from Cardozo; and Maurice Barrow and sophomore sensation Omar Calhoun from Christ the King.
 
Holiday Hoop Festival Tournament

Along with the local games, the Holiday Hoop Festival will include an eight-team tournament with some of the best boarding school teams in North America.  Together, these squads have won dozens of league, state and regional championships during the last decade. The action gets underway Friday at 6:30 p.m. and continues through the championship game on Saturday at 6:45 p.m.  South Kent, St. Albans, Friends Central, Lake Forest Academy, Eastern Commerce, Vanier College Prep, Blair Academy, St. Mark’s.
 
“The Holiday Hoop Festival provides an opportunity for our team to showcase and test ourselves against the best competition in North America,” says Kelvin Jefferson, the coach of South Kent (Conn.) School.
 
Like the New York City showcase games, the eight-team tournament will feature many talented players, including:
 
Nate Lubick, 2010: A 6’9” power forward at the St. Marks School in Massachusetts, Lubick will join Georgetown University’s basketball team next fall. ESPN.com has ranked him as the 45th best player in the Class of 2010.
 
Amile Jefferson, 2012: A 6’7” sophomore at the Friends Central School in Southeastern Pennsylvania, Jefferson boasts a 97 rating and #21 national ranking from ESPN.com and is attracting attention from some of the top college basketball programs in the country.
 
Russ Smith, 2010: A New York native and 5’10” point guard at the South Kent School in Conn., Smith will play for Louisville next year.
 
JJ Moore, 2010: A 6’5” small forward at the South Kent School, Moore will play for the University of Pittsburgh next year.  He is a top-100 player in the Class of 2010.
 
Hakeem Harris, 2010: A 6’1” point guard at Blair Academy in New Jersey, Harris is being recruited by Northwestern, Rice, Columbia and Brown. He carries a 4.0 GPA.
 
Jesse Pritchard, 2010: A 6’5” shooting guard at Blair Academy in New Jersey, Pritchard will play basketball at Yale next year.

These teams also boast talented players from far-flung locales like Senegal, Thailand, England and Norway.
 
The Holiday Hoops Festival will take place on Friday, Dec. 18 and Saturday, Dec. 19 at Fordham University.  For more information, contact New Heights at (212) 426-4667.

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12-1pm
Buzz Williams, Head Coach, Marquette University
Directed MU to a 25-10 overall record in 2009, including a
school-record 12 Big East victories
‘Man to Man Defense’

1-2pm
Bobby Gonzalez, Head Coach, Seton Hall University
Record of 127‐77 in seven seasons at Manhattan, including two trips to the NCAA Tournament
Topic: ‘Full Court Pressure Defense’

2-3pm
Sean Miller, Head Coach, University of Arizona
Career head coaching record of 120-47, a .718 winning percentage
Topic: ‘Zone Offense’

3-4pm
Complimentary Lunch

4-5pm
Keno Davis, Head Coach, Providence College
2008 AP National Coach of the Year
Topic: ‘Cutters Offense’

5-6pm
Norm Roberts, Head Coach, St. John‚s University
Native New Yorker, 2009 CBI post season appearance
Topic: ‘Half Court Sets and Quick Hitters’

6-7pm
Jay Wright, Head Coach, Villanova University
Two-time Big East Coach of the Year; 178-91 (.662) record as head coach
of the Wildcats
Topic: ‘Skill Development for Guards and Posts’

Online registration & additional Information and can be completed at http://www.newheightsnyc.org . Please reach out to Kimani Young, Athletic Director, with questions at kyoung@newheightsnyc.org or (o) 212.426.4667 or (c) 718.974.7110

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Josh Smith added 11 points and Jordan McRae and Justin Martin tallied 10 apiece.

Cory Joseph and Brady Heslip combined for 58 points for Canada, with Joseph dropping a game-high 33 and Heslip adding 23.

In the consolation game, Team USA 2011 downed Europe 58-55 behind LeBryan Nash’s 14 points and 12 rebounds and Marquis Teague’s 12.

Hristo Zahariev had 16 for Europe.

Read the recruiting scoop from adidas Nations here.

HARKLESS VISITED ST. JOHN’S

Maurice Harkless, a 6-7 junior wing out of Forest Hills High in Queens, and advisor Nathan Blue took an  unofficial visit to St. John’s University last week.

“We had a long conversation with Head Coach Norm Roberts and feel confident that St. John’s is going to be in the running for Maurice,” Blue said.

“We will re-visit St. John’s in the near future with his mother Rosa Harkless, and Forest Hills Head Coach Ben Chobhaphand. We also are in  the process of visiting Seton Hall, UConn, Hofstra, and Florida State in the next month.”

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The 16U, 15U and 14U brackets run Tuesday and Wednesday and the 17U runs Thursday.

Speaking of New Heights, Jayvaughn Pinkston and company lost 77-74  in OT at the buzzer to Minnesota Pump N Run in the quarterfinals of the adidas Super 64 event in Las Vegas.

Down in Orlando, Kyrie Irving and the the New Jersey Celtics lost to Team Takeover in the 17U Super Showcase semis. IRving had 17 points, Chase Plummer scored 12 and Kevin Boyle Jr. scored 10.

We hear Irving was the best player at the event.

“Not even close,” one D-1 coach said.

**New York guard Doron Lamb dropped 32 points Saturday night as the New York Gauchos downed Louisiana Select to reach the quarters at the Super Showcase. Lamb told Rivals his list includes Kentucky, Kansas, Oklahoma, Rutgers, Arizona, Clemson, Maryland, St. John’s, Oklahoma State, Seton Hall, and Florida. He told Rivals he will visit Kansas and Oklahoma.

**ESPNU will show the Albany City Rocks 17U Black Team on Monday at 5:30.

“Yeah, the reason I picked Providence is I like their system,” Giplaye said by phone. “I like the way they play up and down.”

Giplaye will join BABC teammate Gerard Coleman, who previously picked the Friars.

“I thought it would be good that we both played together in college,” Giplaye said.

He mentioned that he also had looks from URI, Arizona, George Washington, Delaware.

“UConn was ready to pull the trigger,” said BABC coach Chris Driscoll. “Not too many people saw him because he was hurt when his school was in a couple big tournaments.

Giplaye reportedly outplayed Jared Sullinger, a top 5 player in the Class of 2010, at the Nike Memorial Day Classic.

“I’m somebody that attacks, goes to the rim, goes to the board, [does] everything,” he said.

“He has muscles in places most people don’t even have places,” added recruiting expert Tom Konchalski. “He’s a very strong physical player. He went to Wilmington (Del.) High School and transferred to Notre Dame Prep.

“He’s a power player, good athlete, plays hard around the rim, very strong and  physical.”

REEBOK ALL-AMERICAN CAMP ALL-STAR ROSTERS

GRAY TEAM

Patric Young, 2010, Jacksonville, FL

LeBryan Nash, 2011, Dallas, TX

JJ Moore, 2010, Brentwood, NY

Stacey Poole, 2010, Jacksonville, FL

Tyrone Garland, 2010, Philly

Khyle Marshall, 2010, Pembroke Pines, FL

LaQuinton Ross, 2001, Jackson, MS

Jesse Morgan, 2010, Philly

Pe’Shon Howard, 2010, Mouth of Wilson, Va.

Deville Smith, 2010, Flushing, NY

Joel “Air Jamaica” Wright, 2010, Brooklyn, NY

Dominique Carr, 2010, Riverside, CA

Deion Jackson-Houston, 2012, Duncanville, TX

Myles Mack, 2011, Paterson, NJ

WHITE TEAM

Chris Coleman, 2011, Durham, NC

Dominic Morris, 2010, Wynnewood, PA

Travis McKie, 2010, Richmond, VA

Fuquan Edwin, 2010, Paterson, NJ

Joe Jackson, 2010, Memphis, TN

Devonta Abron, 2011, Dallas, TX

Tyler Olander, 2011, Worcester, MA

Jarrell Eddie, 2010, Concord, NC

Sterling Gibbs, 2011, West Orange, NJ

Tony Chennault, 2010, Philly

Tarik Black, 2010, Memphis, TN

Korie Babineaux, 2011, Folsom, CA

Kyle Anderson, 2012, Paterson, NJ

Jabarie Hinds, 2011, Mount Vernon, NY

Lenzelle Smith, 2010, Zion, IL

SELECTED

Isaiah Sykes: unable to play due to Michigan State rules

Tyler Adams: unable to play due to injury

Michael Cobbins: unable to play due to injury (word is they popped his kneecap back into place and he wanted to play; he’s basically OK)

Devon Collier and Ashton Pankey: left to play in the AAU event in Springfield, Mass.

HOOPSCOOP RANKINGS OF THE TOP PLAYERS AT THE REEBOK CAMP AFTER DAY 2

1. Patric Young, 6-9, Jacksonville (Providence School) FL

2. LeBryan Nash, 6-7, Dallas (Lincoln) TX

3. JJ Moore, 6-5, Brentwood (HS) NY

4. Sterling Gibbs, 6-1, West Orange (Seton Hall Prep) NJ

5. Joe Jackson, 5-11, Memphis (White STation) TN

6. Tyrone Garland, 6-1, Philly (Bartram)

7. Jesse Morgan, 6-5, South Kent (CT) Prep

8. Devon Collier, 6-7, Jersey City (St. Anthony) NJ

9. Rodney Hood, 6-8, Meridian (HS) MS

10. Tyler Adams, 6-10, Brandon (HS) MS

11. Travis McKie, 6-5, Richmond (John Marshall) VA

12. Myles Mack, -8, Paterson (Catholic NJ

13. Kehm Birch, 6-9, Winchendon (School) MA

14. Tyrone Johnson, 6-3, Plainfield (HS) NJ

15. Chris Coleman, 6-11, Durham (Mt. Zion Christian)NC

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The Nike folks don’t release the LeBron roster until Monday, but here are some of the players who will be at the other events.

Reebok All-American Camp - CLICK HERE FOR FULL ROSTER
2010 Class

Patric Young- Jacksonville, FL- PF,
Joe Jackson,- Memphis TN – PG
Lenzelle Smith- Zion, IL- PG
Tony Chennault,- Philadelphia, PA- PG
Marquez Luke Cathron,- Hunstivile, AL PF
Devonta Abron, – Dallas, TX – SF

Ashton Pankey- Brooklyn, NY- SF

Devon Collier- Bronx, NY- PF

Fuquan Edwin – Paterson, NJ – SF

2011 Class:

LaQuinton Ross, – Jackson, MS- SG
LeBryan Nash, – Dallas, TX -SF
Rodney Hood- Meridian, MS- SG

Myles Mack- Paterson, NJ- PG
Derrick Randall – Paterson NJ – PF

Sterling Gibbs- NY- PG

2012 Class:

Kyle Anderson – Paterson, NJ- PG

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2010 Class

Franz Massenat- Trenton Catholic
Jayon James – Paterson Catholic
Melsahn Basabe- St. Mark’s
Marcus Romain- Thomas Jefferson

Devante Cutler- Boys & Girls
Antonio Barton- Notre Dame Prep
Josh Daniel – St. Patrick

Chase Plummer- St. Patrick

2011 Class:

Aaron Brown- Penn Wood
Derrick Gordon- St. Patrick
Devante Cutler- Boys & Girls

Khalid Lewis El – Trenton Catholic

PILGRIM TO OKLAHOMA STATE

Matt Pilgrim, the 6-foot-8, 225-pound forward, who left Kentucky after John Calipari became head coach, is transferring to Oklahoma State.

He chose the Cowboys over Maryland, Cincinnati and Memphis.

“I just feel like I jelled with the team and [Travis Ford] seems like a real focused coach,” Pilgrim told the Stillwater News Press. “I really like the style of basketball he plays and I’m just the kind of player he wants. I’m a guy that’s going to give 100 percent and play hard no matter what position I play.”

RENCHER TO TEXAS STATE

Texas State head basketball coach Doug Davalos has named former Texas standout guard Terrence Rencher an assistant coach for the 2009-10 season.

“Terrence is a great addition to our new staff,” Davalos said. “He is a very driven person who has come highly recommended by people I know and respect in this business.”

Rencher comes to Texas State after serving as a graduate assistant coach at Saint Louis under Rick Majerus in 2008-09. He also was the head coach and basketball program director for the boy’s varsity team at Regents School of Austin in 2007-08. In addition to his coaching duties, Rencher served as an academic mentor for the University of Texas men’s basketball team from 2006-08.

GRADY TO MOREHEAD STATE

The Paul Pierce and Amare Stoudemire academies begin June 28 and the LeBron James Skills Academy runs July 5-8 in Akron, Ohio.

DERON WILLIAM HIGH SCHOOL KIDS

11 Jamal Branch 6-3 163 75 ½ 2011 Atascocita/Humble, TX
12 Taran Buie 6-1 ½ 172 76 ½ 2010 Bishop Maginn/Albany, NY
1 Isaiah Epps 6-1 ½ 159 74 ½ 2010 Plainfield/Plainfield, NJ
20 Gary Franklin, Jr. 6-2 183 74 ½ 2010 Mater Dei/Santa Ana, CA
2 Kyrie Irving 6-2 172 75 ½ 2010 St. Patrick’s/West Orange, NJ
4 Joe Jackson 6-0 ½ 163 75 2010 White Station/Memphis, TN
13 Nick Johnson 6-3 185 77 2011 Highland/Gilbert, AZ
14 Cory Joseph 6-3 175 76 ½ 2010 Findlay Prep/Pickering, ONT
29 Jelan Kendrick 6-6 ½ 186 81 ½ 2010 Westlake/College Park, GA
31 Brandon Knight 6-2 ½ 183 78 2010 Pine Crest/Coral Springs, FL
17 Kendall Marshall 6-4 180 76 ½ 2010 Bishop O’Connell/Dumfries, VA
15 Ray McCallum 6-0 ½ 179 73 ½ 2010 Detroit Ctry Day/Beverly Hills, MI
8 Phil Pressey 5-11 162 73 2010 Episcopal School/Dallas, TX
19 Austin Rivers 6-4 189 79 2011 Winter Park/Winter Park, FL
18 Josh Selby 6-3 183 76 2010 Lake Clifton/Baltimore, MD
5 Reggie Smith 6-1 175 76 2010 Thornton Township/Harvey, IL
16 Juwan Staten 5-10 ½ 169 74 2010 Thurgood Marshall/Dayton, OH
22 Andre Stringer 5-9 ½ 166 71 2010 Forest Hill/Jackson, MS
24 Marquis Teague 6-2 165 79 2011 Pike/Indianapolis, IN
28 Dion Waiters 6-3 ½ 201 78 ½ 2010 Life Center/Philadelphia, PA

DERON WILLIAMS COLLEGE ROSTER

32 Avery Bradley 6-2 ½ 178 78 Freshman Texas
34 Sherron Collins 5-11 ½ 228 73 Senior Kansas
33 Jordan Crawford 6-4 195 77 ½ Junior Xavier
21 Malcolm Delaney 6-4 184 78 ½ Junior Virginia Tech
10 Devon Downey 5-9 ½ 173 72 Senior South Carolina
35 Kalin Lucas 6-0 ½ 186 73 ½ Junior Michigan State
25 Jon Scheyer 6-5 ½ 183 74 Senior Duke
23 Iman Shumpert 6’5 ½ 211 81 Sophomore Georgia Tech
3 Isaiah Thomas 5-9 ½ 182 72 Sophomore Washington
9 Dominic Waters 6-1 176 74 ½ Senior Portland State
6 Nic Wise 5-10 183 72 ½ Senior Arizona
27 Chris Wright 6-1 ½ 211 75 Junior Georgetown

VINCE CARTER HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

17 Daniel Alexander 6-8 192 78 2010 Dripping Springs/Austin, TX
2 Anthony Brown 6-6 184 79 2010 Ocean View/Huntington Beach, CA
29 Russell Byrd 6-7 189 79 2010 Blackhawk Christian/Fort Wayne, IN
38 Cameron Clark 6-6 184 78 2010 Sherman/Sherman, TX
26 Perry Ellis 6-7 206 78 2012 Wichita Heights/Wichita, KS
28 CJ Fair 6-7 196 77 2010 Baltimore City College/Baltimore, MD
37 Dominique Ferguson 6-8 209 87 2010 Morris/Indianapolis, IN
16 Michael Gbinije 6-6 194 75 2011 Benedictine/Chester, PA
27 Terrence Jones 6-8 219 84 2010 Jefferson/Portland, OR
15 Jamail Jones 6-6 200 78 2010 Greenforest Christian/Stone Mtn., GA
14 CJ Leslie 6-8 205 84 2010 Word of God Academy/Raleigh, NC
30 Tony Mitchell 6-7 215 86 2010 Living Faith Christian/Grand Prairie, TX
18 Dwayne Polee 6-7 181 79 2010 Westchester/Los Angeles, CA
4 Casey Prather 6-5 189 77 2010 Northside/Jackson, TN
11 Jereme Richmond 6-7 195 79 2010 Waukegan/Waukegan, IL
36 Mike Shaw 6-8 208 78 2011 De La Salle/Chicago, IL
40 Evan Smotrycz 6-9 212 77 2010 New Hampton/Reading, MA
12 DeShaun Thomas 6-7 221 80 2010 Bishop Luers/Fort Wayne, IN
39 Tristan Thompson 6-8 240 81 2010 Findlay Prep/Brampton, ONT

VINCE CARTER COLLEGE ROSTER

19 Al-Farouq Aminu 6-8 218 84 Sophomore Wake Forest
1 Matt Bouldin 6-5 224 77 Senior Gonzaga
20 William Buford 6-5 198 78 Sophomore Ohio State
22 Devin Ebanks 6-7 204 81 Sophomore West Virginia
23 Wesley Johnson 6-7 206 84 Junior Syracuse
24 DeQuan Jones 6-6 212 79 Sophomore Miami
25 Tasmin Mitchell 6-6 249 78 Junior Louisiana State
31 Delvon Roe 6-7 229 79 Sophomore Michigan State
32 DeShawn Sims 6-8 230 81 Junior Michigan
33 Chris Wright 6-7 217 79 Junior Dayton

**Height measured in sneakers and weight measured without sneakers