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HBCU stars train at NBPA camp in Atlanta

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ATLANTA – THE The National Basketball Players Association, along with HBCU leagues, the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and the Southwestern Athletic Conference, hosted the Top 50 Basketball Camp July 25-27 in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Top 50 Basketball Camp brought together a group of the top men’s basketball players from the SIAC and SWAC leagues, Division II and Division I HBCUs. During the three-day camp, players showcased their talent against their neighboring conference peers through competitive games and scrimmages, participated in on-court skill development training and attended educational sessions designed to foster success beyond the basketball court.

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“We are thrilled to continue our partnership with the NBPA as it returns to the campuses of Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta University for the sixth annual Top 50 Camp,” said SIAC Commissioner Dr. Anthony Holloman. “This event exemplifies the NBPA’s unwavering commitment to creating exceptional opportunities for our student-athletes to showcase their talents and enhance their preparation for life after basketball.”

The Top 50 Basketball Camp was designed to help HBCU student-athletes shape their futures, whether they aspire to play professional basketball or pursue other career paths. Additionally, the camp provides current and retired NBA players the experience of coaching, teaching and mentoring college athletes to help them embark on new career paths.

This year, former NBA players Jason Thompson, Solomon Jones and former WNBA player Mactabene Amachree participated in the Top 50 Basketball Camp as coaches and mentors.

Alvin Miles Miles College
Alvin Stredic Mississippi Valley State
Amarr Knox State of Alabama
Andrew Stewart Clark Atlanta
Asanti Price Benedict College
Ayjay Plain Savannah State
Brayon Freeman Bethune-Cookman
Cameron Butler Alcorn State
Lorenzo Downey Alabama A&M
Cedric Taylor III Morehouse College
Chad Moodie Alabama A&M
Chris Martin Clark Atlanta
Christian Moore Arkansas Pine Bluff
Christian Wells LeMoyne-Owen College
Corey Hines Jr. State of Alabama
Corey Trotter Miles College
By Anthony Pennington Tuskegee
Damani McEntire Bethune-Cookman
Damion Mitchell Jr. Morehouse College
Darell Johnson Lane College
Derrick Carter-Hollinger Jr. Bethune-Cookman
Derrick Tezeno University of the South
Donovan Sanders Mississippi Valley State
Elie Stewart Clark Atlanta
G’Shan Aldridge Allen University
Goliath Mitchell Edward Waters
Isaiah’s Calf Spring Hill
Jaden Gray Morehouse College
Jalyke Gaines Alcorn State
James Chase Ballard Miles College
James Flippin Grambling State
Jasteven Walker State of Alabama
Kharye Cayne Clark Atlanta
Kintavious Dozier Grambling State
Clement Vuga Arkansas Pine Bluff
Draper Kusamae Tuskegee
Mikale Stevenson Grambling State
Myson Lowe Fort Valley State
What is the king? Savannah State
Quentin Bolton Arkansas Pine Bluff
Reginald Ward Bethune-Cookman
Rylen Walker Morehouse College
Shakur Potato Albany State
Shemani Fuller Clark Atlanta
Steven Key II Central State
Tidjiane Dioumassi University of the South
Trey Thomas Bethune-Cookman
Tyler Pendergrass Fort Valley State
Walter Hamilton Mississippi Valley State
Walter Peggs Jr. Spring Hill

HBCU stars train at NBPA camp in Atlanta








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