EuroBasket Pro Bruins Weekly Update

- May 6, 2026

POSTED BY: Eurobasket News

EuroBasket Pro Bruins Weekly Update

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Here is the weekly review of the top performing Bruins alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.

   #1. Jaylen Hands, a 26-year-old guard standing at 6'3" who graduated from UCLA in 2019 and received the All-Pac Second Team award that year, currently plays professionally in Spain. In the recent game last Sunday, despite his notable performance, Hands could not assist Universidad Catolica de Murcia CB (21-8) to a victory. They were defeated 131-123 on the road by the formidable Real Madrid, the current champions. Hands contributed 13 points in 21 minutes of play. Against Real Madrid, Hands displayed his skills with 13 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists, delivering an impressive performance on the court. However, his team, Universidad Catolica de Murcia CB, fell short against the reigning champions. Hands' season averages stand at 8.3 points per game, along with 2.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game.

   #2. Nigerian champion Ike Anigbogu, a 6'10'' forward/center who is 27 years old and an alumnus of UCLA from 2017, currently plays professionally in Italy. Unfortunately, in the recent game last Sunday, Anigbogu couldn't lead Cremona (10-18) to victory as they were defeated 111-88 at home by the higher-ranked Umana Venezia, who currently hold the fourth position in the league standings. Despite Anigbogu's commendable effort where he achieved a double-double with 12 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 assists in just 24 minutes of play, Cremona was unable to secure the win. With only one more game left in the Regular Season, the upcoming match will be crucial for his team's playoff hopes. This marks Anigbogu's debut season with the team, where he has been averaging 5.8 points and 6.0 rebounds per game. It is worth noting that Ike Anigbogu, a finalist from Nigeria, has showcased his talent and skills on the court, making significant contributions to his team despite the challenging circumstances.

   #3. Johnny Juzang, a 6'5'' guard who graduated from UCLA in 2022 and received the All-Pac First Team award that year, currently plays professionally in Russia. In a recent match against Uralmash, a closely-ranked opponent with a record of 19-21, Juzang played a crucial role in his team's dominant 78-61 victory in the VTB United League. Despite being on the court for 27 minutes, he managed to contribute 9 points to help secure the win. Zenit Saint Petersburg, Juzang's team, holds the third position in the league with a record of 28-12. Juzang's remarkable performance against Uralmash included not only scoring 9 points but also grabbing 2 rebounds and providing 1 assist. His outstanding display of skill and determination ultimately led his team to emerge as the champion of the match. Throughout the season, Juzang has maintained solid statistics, averaging 13.0 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game. As a key player for Zenit Saint Petersburg, Juzang continues to showcase his talent and contribute significantly to his team's success on the court as they aim to reach the final.

   #4. Serbian Lazar Stefanovic, a 6'7'' guard who is 24 years old and an alumnus of the Bruins from 2025, received the Big Ten All-Sportsmanship Team award that year. He currently plays professionally in Serbia and recently made a significant impact in a thrilling match between FMP BG and the 20th-ranked Mega BG, where FMP BG emerged victorious with a score of 80-77 in a Serbian Meridianbet Kosarkaska lige Srbije derby game on Wednesday night. Stefanovic showcased his skills by contributing 11 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist in 25 minutes of play, marking his first appearance for FMP BG this season. Despite his team's current position as second from the bottom (#21) in the Joined in Play-Off group, Stefanovic's exceptional performance against Mega BG demonstrated his value as a key player. His impressive display not only helped secure the win but also established him as a finalist, highlighting his importance to the team as they strive for success in the competition.

   #5. Tyger Campbell, a 5'11'' point guard who graduated from UCLA in 2023 after helping them secure the Pac Regular Season Champion title, is currently playing professionally in Germany. Despite his best efforts, Campbell was unable to lead Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt to victory against Telekom Baskets in the German easyCredit BBL. In the game, he managed to score 8 points, grab 6 rebounds, and play for 28 minutes. The match saw Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt suffering a heavy defeat, with a final score of 104-72 in favor of the higher-ranked Telekom Baskets who are currently at #4 in the league standings. This loss marked Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt's fifth consecutive defeat, highlighting the team's challenges as they approach the end of the Regular Season with only two games remaining. Despite the tough circumstances, Campbell put up an impressive performance in the game against Bonn, showcasing his skills with 8 points, 6 rebounds, and 1 assist. This season, he has maintained solid statistics, averaging 11.7 points, 1.9 rebounds, and 5.1 assists per game. As Campbell navigates his first season with the team, every upcoming game will be crucial in their quest for success.

   #6. Thomas Welsh, a 7'0'' center and 30-year-old Bruins alumni from 2018, currently plays professionally in Japan. Recently, he was unable to lead the Sunrockers Shibuya to victory against the Lakestars. Despite his best efforts, Saturday's game was not one of his standout performances as he only scored 2 points and secured 18 rebounds in 24 minutes of play, as his team suffered an 88-81 defeat. In another match against the Shiga L-Stars, Welsh displayed an impressive performance by contributing 2 points, 18 rebounds, and 2 assists. However, even with his notable individual statistics, his team ultimately faced a loss in that game. Throughout this season, Welsh has been averaging 7.8 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game.

   #7. French champion Ilane Fibleuil, a 6'4'' guard at 20 years old who graduated from UCLA in 2024, played a crucial role in Entente Orleans 45's victory over the 16th-ranked Saint Chamond with a score of 96-88 in the French ELITE 2 league (second division) on Tuesday night. Despite only being on the court for 11 minutes, Fibleuil managed to contribute 7 points to his team's success. Impressively, he scored 7 points and secured 2 rebounds against Saint-Chamond, ultimately aiding his team in securing the championship title. Throughout this season, Fibleuil has maintained an average of 7.4 points per game and 3.6 rebounds per game, showcasing his consistent performance and valuable contribution to his team's success as a finalist.

   #8. Aaron Holiday, a 6'1'' point guard and a 29-year-old Bruins alumnus from 2018, is currently showcasing his skills in the NBA. Recently, he played a significant role in the Houston Rockets' impressive 99-93 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite only scoring 5 points in 13 minutes, Holiday's contribution was crucial in securing the win for his team. His performance on the court was instrumental in leading the Houston Rockets to triumph, ultimately emerging as the champion. Throughout this season, Aaron Holiday has been averaging 5.1 points per game, showcasing his consistency and value to the team.

   #9. Isaac Hamilton, a 6'5'' guard who graduated from UCLA in 2017 and currently plays professionally in Mexico, played a crucial role in the recent match against Venados. He helped his team secure a dominant 105-78 victory over the league outsider. Hamilton's performance was notable as he contributed 7 points, grabbed 6 rebounds, and provided 1 assist in just 17 minutes of play. His consistent performance was instrumental in leading his team to triumph, further cementing his reputation as a champion. Throughout the season, Hamilton has maintained an average of 4.5 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game, showcasing his valuable contributions to the team.

   #10. Jaylen Clark, a 6'5'' guard who graduated in 2023 and won the All-Pac Defensive Player of the Year award that year, is currently playing professionally in the NBA. Recently, he helped the Minnesota Timberwolves secure a 110-98 victory against the Denver Nuggets. Despite scoring only 3 points in 12 minutes of play, Clark's performance was crucial in the team's success. His contributions included 3 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist, showcasing his valuable presence on the court. Throughout the current season, Clark maintains an average of 3.9 points per game and 1.7 rebounds per game, highlighting his consistent performance as a key player for his team.

Other former University of California at Los Angeles players, who play in pro basketball:

TJ Leaf (6'10''-PF-1997, played in 2016-17) plays for Maccabi Playtika Tel-Aviv in Israeli Winner League
Jrue Holiday (6'4''-G-1990, played in 2008-09) plays for Portland Trail Blazers in the NBA
Adem Bona (6'10''-F-2003, played in 2022-24) plays for Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA
Jules Bernard (6'6''-G-2000, played in 2018-22) plays for Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA
Norman Powell (6'4''-SG-1993, played in 2011-15) plays for Miami Heat in the NBA
Zach LaVine (6'5''-SG-1995, played in 2013-14) plays for Sacramento Kings in the NBA
Lonzo Ball (6'6''-PG-1997, played in 2016-17) plays for Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA
Kyle Anderson (6'9''-G/F-1993, played in 2012-14) plays for Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA
Kevon Looney (6'9''-PF-1996, played in 2014-15) plays for New Orleans Pelicans in the NBA
Peyton Watson (6'8''-G/F-2002, played in 2021-22) plays for Denver Nuggets in the NBA
Jaime Jaquez Jr. (6'7''-G/F-2001) plays for Miami Heat in the NBA
Kevin Love (6'9''-PF-1988, played in 2007-08) plays for Utah Jazz in the NBA
Russell Westbrook (6'4''-G-1988, played in 2006-08) plays for Sacramento Kings in the NBA
Chris Smith (6'9''-SF-1999, played in 2017-21) plays for Iraklis in Greek GBL
Gyorgy Goloman (6'11''-F/C-1996, played in 2014-18) plays for Hiopos Forca Lleida in Spanish Liga Endesa
Jonah Bolden (6'10''-C-1996, played in 2015-17) plays for Illawarra Hawks in Australian NBL
Prince Ali (6'4''-SG-1996, played in 2015-23) plays for Fuenlabrada in Spanish Primera FEB
Jerime Anderson (6'2''-PG-1989, played in 2008-12) played for Guaiqueries in Venezuelan SPB few monts ago
David Singleton (6'4''-G-1999, played in 2023-23) played for College Park SkyHawks in the NBA G League last year
Kobe Johnson (6'6''-G-2003, played in 2024-25) plays for College Park SkyHawks in the NBA G League
Kenneth Nwuba (6'10''-F/C-1999, played in 2018-24) played for Santa Cruz Warriors in the NBA G League last year
Noah Allen (6'7''-SF-1995, played in 2013-16) plays for Obera in Argentinian La Liga
Cody Riley (6'9''-PF-1997, played in 2017-22) plays for M.Petah Tikva in Israeli National League
Moses Brown (7'2''-C-1999, played in 2018-19) plays for Criollos de Caguas in Puerto Rican BSN
Jordan Adams (6'5''-F-1994, played in 2012-14) plays for Dewa United in Indonesian IBL
Kris Wilkes (6'8''-G-1998, played in 2017-19) played for Sharks in Dominican Rep. United Cup last year
Shabazz Muhammad (6'6''-SF-1992, played in 2012-13) plays for Piratas in Venezuelan SPB
Amari Bailey (6'5''-G-2004, played in 2024-24) played for Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA Summer League last year

Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of University of California at Los Angeles basketball alumni.