Hosten makes BWB Africa’s All Stars’ team
Miami Heat centre and two-time NBA All-Star, Bam Adebayo (left); NBA Africa VP and Country Head, Nigeria, Gbemisola Abudu; former NBA player and 2015 FIBA AfroBasket champion, Olumide Oyedeji; Myles Hosten; and Detroit Pistons scout, Godwin Owinje, with Nigerian participants at the Basketball Without Borders Africa Camp in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Emerging Nigerian basketball star, Myles Hosten, has been voted to the Basketball Without Borders’ (BWB) 2023 Boys All-Stars team.
Hosten was among the top prospects chosen at the end of the 19thBWB Africa camp held at the American International School, Johannesburg. The camp featured 80 high school aged top prospects from across the continent, who were in Johannesburg to learn from current and former NBA and WNBA players and coaches.
At the end of the four-day camp, veteran NBA coach, David Joerger, and former NBA player, Tacko Fall’s Aces were crowned the BWB Africa 2023 girls’ champions, while 2018 NBA Coach of the Year, Dwane Casey and 2022 NBA champion, Jonathan Kuminga’s Pistons were crowned the boys’ champions.
The camp ended with the awards ceremony in which Egypt’s Aisha Hassan and South Sudan’s KhamanMaluach (NBA Academy Africa) were named the Kim Bohuny BWB Africa 2023 Most Valuable Players (MVP).
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