Taylor inks a contract with Beijing - Jul 3, 2010 (by Gianni Pascucci)
The Santa Barbara Breakers announced the signing of guard Tim Taylor (6'3''-G-82, college: Wayne St., NE) to play for the Beijing Aoshen Olympians of Chinese Federation Basketball. Taylor, who averaged 19.3 points per game during the 2010 season, arrived in Beijing on Sunday, June 27 and will begin workouts with the team as well as teaching basketball skills to the younger players affiliated with the Beijing Club [read more]
The Santa Barbara Breakers announced the signing of guard Tim Taylor (6'3''-G-82, college: Wayne St., NE) to play for the Beijing Aoshen Olympians of Chinese Federation Basketball. Taylor, who averaged 19.3 points per game during the 2010 season, arrived in Beijing on Sunday, June 27 and will begin workouts with the team as well as teaching basketball skills to the younger players affiliated with the Beijing Club. The Olympian squad is the same organization who played in the West Coast Professional Basketball League during the 2009 Season and also produced Sun Yue, who played for the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2008-09 Championship Season. Breakers President Curt Pickering (agency: Prossin Sports Management ) had this to say about Tim Taylor: 'Tim has been the consummate role model for Breakers basketball on and off the court. He has not only contributed on the floor but also immersed himself with youth in the community through clinics and assisted us in our Marketing Department. Tim is most deserving for this great opportunity in China and we wish him the very best in taking the Beijing Team to the next level in their very competitive basketball schedule.' Six Breaker players have played in China: Lamond Murray (2007); Ronell Mingo (2007); Trayvon Latham (2007); Keith Closs (2008); Mark Dawson (2009) and Taylor. All told, the Breakers have sent over 40 players to professional opportunities overseas during their 5 year tenure.
A monumental opportunity has arisen as the Santa Barbara Breakers announced an agreement to play 3 games versus the South Korean National Team in Las Vegas. The games will be played July 8-9th and July 17th while the NBA is conducting their Las Vegas Summer League, with 21 NBA teams competing during the 2 week event. Breakers President Curt Pickering (agency: Prossin Sports Management ) stated, 'I was elated to receive a call from the NBA asking us to assist in providing games for the S [read more]
A monumental opportunity has arisen as the Santa Barbara Breakers announced an agreement to play 3 games versus the South Korean National Team in Las Vegas. The games will be played July 8-9th and July 17th while the NBA is conducting their Las Vegas Summer League, with 21 NBA teams competing during the 2 week event. Breakers President Curt Pickering (agency: Prossin Sports Management ) stated, 'I was elated to receive a call from the NBA asking us to assist in providing games for the S.Korea National Team. We may not offer quite the level of talent that the NBA teams will be provide versus Korea but we will be competitive and our additional goal is to establish a great relationship with the Korean Government, Basketball Federation, Coaches and Players. Hopefully, one day in the near future, we can bring the Korean National Team to our great city of Santa Barbara and allow them to experience the beautiful people and scenery of our 'Jewel on the Pacific Coast'. Workouts are being held in Los Angeles to finalize the Breakers team roster for the 3 games. The team will travel to Las Vegas on July 7th in preparation for the games.
The West Coast Professional Basketball League announced the following Awards and Recognitions for the 2010 Season:
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-REGULAR SEASON: Joe Udeoji (6'4''-G/F, college: San Jose St.) NEWPORT BEACH SURF
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-PLAYOFFS: JuShay Rockett (6'5''-F-84, college: Alaska-Fairb.) LOS ANGELES BUZZ
6TH MAN OF THE YEAR: Bryce Sheldon (6'6''-G/F-84) SANTA BARBARA BREAKERS
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Augustine Okosun (6'11''-C-86, college: Northwood Fl [read more]
The West Coast Professional Basketball League announced the following Awards and Recognitions for the 2010 Season:
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER-REGULAR SEASON: Joe Udeoji (6'4''-G/F, college: San Jose St.) NEWPORT BEACH SURF
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