Tag: Hoopsfix


  • Nedas Cholevinskas Chose to Stay

    Nedas Cholevinskas Chose to Stay

    At 19, Nedas Cholevinskas logged 633 minutes in Super League Basketball last season. No other under-21 came close. Only one other player even broke 300 minutes, and most barely cracked double digits. Three of the league’s top five under-21s for playing time were 89ers — Cholevinskas, Di-Jani Parkinson, and Timothy Nwanko. Player Team Minutes Played

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  • Talent Is Everywhere, Opportunity Isn’t

    Talent Is Everywhere, Opportunity Isn’t

    British basketball has no problem getting kids onto the court. Sport England’s Active Lives Children and Young People survey shows basketball is the second most-played team sport among children, helped by outdoor courts — varied in quality but found nationwide — that make it easy to pick up a ball and play. The challenge comes

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  • Who’s Giving British Basketball a Chance?

    Who’s Giving British Basketball a Chance?

    Note: This piece was written in the immediate aftermath of the BBF awarding preferred bidder status to the group who became known as the GBBL. More information has since emerged and for a more complete picture see our season recap. With the SLB now asserting its independence from the BBF, the long-term structure of British

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  • Venue Ownership in the SLB: “It’s Everything”

    Venue Ownership in the SLB: “It’s Everything”

    With the collapse of the BBL over the summer and the formation of the new SLB, calls for stability and sustainable growth within British basketball have become louder. SLB Interim Chair Vaughn Millette recently captured this vision during an interview with Hoopsfix. When asked about the importance of each franchise owning and controlling its venue,

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