Panteras de Miranda (LPB) inked 24-year old American guard Kareem Canty (185-84kg-93, college: Auburn). He played recently at Halifax Hurricanes in Canadian NBL. In 15 NBL Canada games he recorded 5.0ppg and 1.9apg this season. Canty also played earlier that season for London Lightning in Canadian NBL Canada. But in only one game he had just point and 3 assists. He received C-USA All-Freshman Team award back in 2014 at his college time. Canty graduated from Auburn University in 2016 and it is his first season in pro basketball.
Cheshire Phoenix adds Khan to their roster, ex Halifax H. - 7 hours ago
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ASHTON KHAN Cheshire Phoenix (BBL) added to their roster 27-year old Canadian point guard Ashton Khan (185-84kg-91, college: Tiffin). He played last season at Halifax Hurricanes in Canadian NBL. Khan managed to play in three leagues in two countries last year. In 14 NBL Canada games he had just 2.7ppg. He helped them to win the NBL Atlantic Division title. Khan also played for Lusitania in Portuguese LPB that season where in 5 games he recorded 9.4ppg, 1.8rpg and 5.0apg. The other team h... [read more]
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Cheshire Phoenix (BBL) added to their roster 27-year old Canadian point guard Ashton Khan (185-84kg-91, college: Tiffin). He played last season at Halifax Hurricanes in Canadian NBL. Khan managed to play in three leagues in two countries last year. In 14 NBL Canada games he had just 2.7ppg. He helped them to win the NBL Atlantic Division title. Khan also played for Lusitania in Portuguese LPB that season where in 5 games he recorded 9.4ppg, 1.8rpg and 5.0apg. The other team he played that season for was Worcester Wolves. In 11 BBL games he averaged 11.7ppg, 2.4rpg, 5.5apg and 1.1spg. Khan was a member of Canadian U18 National Team back in 2006. He has played previously professionally also in (Mother Teresa Academ). Khan attended Tiffin University until 2015 and it will be his fourth season as a professional player.
AngraBasket/Vaquinha (Proliga) tabbed Canadian center Reng Gum (203-98kg). He just graduated from Algoma. Gum has played there for the last three years. So his pro career will start in Portugal. By Eurobasket Data Center Check also Complete Transfers List in Portugal [read more]
AngraBasket/Vaquinha (Proliga) tabbed Canadian center Reng Gum (203-98kg). He just graduated from Algoma. Gum has played there for the last three years. So his pro career will start in Portugal.
A new weapon for UFV Cascades as former Tamanawis basketball standout signs - 3 days ago
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Sukhjot Bains (198-SG) is coming home to play basketball. OK, not exactly 'home,' but close enough for the former standout at Tamanawis Secondary in Surrey. Bains has signed to play for the University of Fraser Valley Cascades next season, after a four-year tour of the U.S. that included a stop in 2017 with the Phoenix at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. The six-foot-six guard is considered the first former NCAA Division 1 player to sign with UFV, to which he'll commute from his fam... [read more]
Sukhjot Bains (198-SG) is coming home to play basketball. OK, not exactly 'home,' but close enough for the former standout at Tamanawis Secondary in Surrey. Bains has signed to play for the University of Fraser Valley Cascades next season, after a four-year tour of the U.S. that included a stop in 2017 with the Phoenix at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. The six-foot-six guard is considered the first former NCAA Division 1 player to sign with UFV, to which he'll commute from his family home in North Delta. 'It's a 45-minute drive, not bad,' he told the Now-Leader in a phone interview. Bains, 22, has two seasons of eligibility remaining, and he'll get to play on the Cascades with his older brother Navjot Bains, a veteran centre who enters his fifth and final year of Canada West eligibility. 'He's got one year left, so it works out perfectly,' the younger Bains said. 'He was supposed to finish this year, but unfortunately he tore his ACL, so he couldn't play this year, but he's recovering really well and I'll be able to play a year with him. 'We are pretty close,' Bains added, 'even though I haven't seen him much over the past four years, but every decision I have made, he's always been a part of those, helped guide me. It's pretty exciting, because I've never played with him before. I had an opportunity to play with him in high school, but the age difference was quite a bit of a problem. So I'm looking forward to it now, and we'll see what we can do.' Also in Abbotsford, Bains will get to play alongside two old buddies, fellow 2014 Tammy grads Sukhman Sandhu and Parmvir Bains (no relation). After his all-star time at Tamanawis in 2014, when he led the Wildcats to a 4A Final Four appearance, Bains spent a post-grad season at Peddie Prep in New Jersey, followed by two seasons at Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming. From there, he went to Wisconsin to fulfill his dream of playing NCAA Division 1 basketball. In Green Bay last season, Bains averaged 15.7 minutes along with 3.0 points and 2.7 rebounds per game, and scored a season-high 16 points in the Phoenix's 95-83 win over Detroit-Mercy Titans on Dec. 28. Courtesy of: surreynowleader.com
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