The five-week summer league, sponsored by Jordan, aims to bring together the best of British basketball, with a number of GB internationals and professionals taking part.
The likes of Carl Wheatle, Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye, Jordan Williams, Josh Steel, Akwasi Yeboah, Shequila Joseph, Janice Monakana, Evelyn Adebayo, Melita Emanuel-Carr and Renee Busch are all due to complete.
NCAA1 student-athletes, including Loren Christie, Gabby Nikitinaite, Jubrile Belo and Jonathan Komagum, plus recently graduated Amin Adamu and Shaquille Walters will also take part.
There will be four women’s teams; Team Diamond, Team Ruby, Team Emerald and Team Sapphire, while in the men’s competition, Glacier Boys, City of London Academy, Hoop Space, Thames Valley Cavaliers, Worthing Thunder, Run and Jump, Elite Bulldogs and London United will all be vying for the inaugural Hoopsfix Pro-Am Summer League title.
The women’s games will take place at 12pm and 1pm each week, before the eight men’s teams will take to the floor from 2pm until 6pm.
The Pro-Am is free for spectators to attend and watch but requires registration – which can be done here.
The Hoopsfix Pro-Am will take place from 12pm until 6pm on Sunday 19 & 26 June, and Saturday 2, 9 and 16 July (Finals).
There are still limited places available in the women’s competition for professional and/or international standard players – register interest here.
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