Kitchener-Waterloo Titans (NBL Canada) released point guard Tramique Sutherland (183-82kg, college: Texas-PB). In 20 NBL Canada games he had 3.7ppg, 2.0rpg and 2.1apg this season. The list of the past achievements is quite long as among others Sutherland won NJCAA D1 Region V championship title in 2014. He was also voted All-NTJCAC 1st Team back in 2014 at his college time. Sutherland graduated from University of Texas - Permian Basin in 2016 and it is his first season as a professional player.
Toronto Raptors landed 25-year old Canadian forward Kyle Wiltjer (208-109kg-92, college: Gonzaga). He played most recently at Houston Rockets. But in 15 NBA games he averaged just 1.1ppg last season. Wiltjer helped them to make it to the conference semifinals. He has never been drafted by the NBA. Wiltjer played in the final of D-League. Among other achievements he received NABC All-District 9 1st Team award in 2015 and 2016 at his college time. Wiltjer was also a member of Canadian inter... [read more]
Toronto Raptors landed 25-year old Canadian forward Kyle Wiltjer (208-109kg-92, college: Gonzaga). He played most recently at Houston Rockets. But in 15 NBA games he averaged just 1.1ppg last season. Wiltjer helped them to make it to the conference semifinals. He has never been drafted by the NBA. Wiltjer played in the final of D-League. Among other achievements he received NABC All-District 9 1st Team award in 2015 and 2016 at his college time. Wiltjer was also a member of Canadian international program for some years. He played for Canadian Senior National Team two years ago and previously for University National Team in 2013. Wiltjer represented Canada at the Panamerican Games in Toronto (Canada) two years ago. His team won Silver and his stats at that event were 2 games: 1.0ppg, 1.0rpg. Wiltjer graduated from Gonzaga University in 2016 and it will be his second season in pro basketball. He is described as:
He's a highly skilled, versatile big man who can play inside and shoot from the perimeter. If you leave him open, he's going to hit the shot.
Second SEC team falls to Canadian powerhouse Carleton - 1 day ago
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For the second time in a five-day span, an SEC program has fallen to the dominant Canadian powerhouse, Carleton University. On Monday evening, the Ravens defeated Vanderbilt, 61-56, in the Paradise Jam Tournament held at the U.V.I. Sports & Fitness Center in St. Thomas. Eddie Ekiyor (206-F-97), originally a Xavier forward, led the Ravens with 17 points to go along with his five rebounds. Matthew Fisher-Davis (196-G/F-96) matched Ekiyor's point total with 17 of his own to lead the Commodor... [read more]
For the second time in a five-day span, an SEC program has fallen to the dominant Canadian powerhouse, Carleton University. On Monday evening, the Ravens defeated Vanderbilt, 61-56, in the Paradise Jam Tournament held at the U.V.I. Sports & Fitness Center in St. Thomas. Eddie Ekiyor (206-F-97), originally a Xavier forward, led the Ravens with 17 points to go along with his five rebounds. Matthew Fisher-Davis (196-G/F-96) matched Ekiyor's point total with 17 of his own to lead the Commodores. The Ravens have won 13 of the last 15 national titles, including seven in a row. Last week, Carleton took down Alabama, a team pegged in the top-25 for next season, 84-71, in the 2017 Can-Am Shootout. The victories over the two SEC teams mark the 29th and 30th victory Carleton has landed over NCAA Division I programs. This is the second loss in as many days for Vanderbilt, falling to the U.S. Virgin Island national team, 81-78, in the first exhibition game of the team's summer foreign tour. The Commodores are back in action on Wednesday against Brock University (Canada). They take on Carleton again the following day. Carleton has two more opportunities to upset NCAA Division I opponents, bookending the rematch with Vandy with exhibition contests against Northern Colorado and James Madison. Courtesy of: nbcsports.com
De Ciman is back at Sammic Iraurgi Saski Baloia - 2 days ago
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Sammic Iraurgi Saski Baloia (LEB Gold) agreed terms with 23-year old Canadian guard Joe De Ciman (198-91kg-94, college: Colorado State). It is actually his comeback to Azpeitia as he has played here before. De Ciman played last season at Marin Ence PeixeGalego in LEB Silver. However his team was relegated to EBA. In three games he had 3.7ppg and 1.0rpg. De Ciman won Spanish LEB Silver championship title. He was voted Eurobasket.com All-Spanish LEB Silver 2nd Team in 2017. De Ciman represe... [read more]
Sammic Iraurgi Saski Baloia (LEB Gold) agreed terms with 23-year old Canadian guard Joe De Ciman (198-91kg-94, college: Colorado State). It is actually his comeback to Azpeitia as he has played here before. De Ciman played last season at Marin Ence PeixeGalego in LEB Silver. However his team was relegated to EBA. In three games he had 3.7ppg and 1.0rpg. De Ciman won Spanish LEB Silver championship title. He was voted Eurobasket.com All-Spanish LEB Silver 2nd Team in 2017. De Ciman represented Canada at the World Championships U19 in Prague (Czech Republic) four years ago. His stats at that event were 9 games: 5.1ppg, 3.1rpg, 1.0spg, FGP: 42.1%, 3PT: 36.4%, FT: 60.0%. De Ciman graduated from Colorado State in 2016 and it will be his second season as a professional player.
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