My Entry for NBA D-League Fantasy Camp

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Ever dream of making it to the NBA? Turn that dream into a reality by entering for your chance to win a spot in the coveted NBA D-League Fantasy Camp from August 13-14. To enter, simply upload a video of your best basketball shot (i.e. dunk, jump shot, or any other signature move). FanHouse and NBA D-League judges will then choose two (2) winners based on skill, originality, creativity and showmanship.

Prize EligibilityOnly persons residing in United States who are at least 18 years of age can enter.

Contest StartsAugust 02, 2010 @ 10:00 am (EDT)

Contest EndsAugust 08, 2010 @ 11:59 pm (EDT)

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Florida Flight Top Team Skillz 113-109 Kissimmee, FL - July 9, 2010

(Kissimmee, FL) – The Florida Flight tandem of Yusuf Baker and Alex Hill combined for 62 points to lead the short-handed Flight to a 113-109 victory over Team Skillz.

Florida was playing without three starters (Willie Irick, Trevor Bing and Dwayne Foreman) and a top reserve (Lamont Houston). The four were in Las Vegas to attend the Eurobasket camp that exposes their talents to major scouts from all over the world.

The game was close throughout. The Flight led 53-49 at halftime, and after intermission both
teams scored 26 third-quarter points and 34 in the fourth.

Baker shot 14-18 from the floor and netted 32 points to go along with 17 rebounds. Meanwhile, Hill was 13-19 and finished with 30 points, four rebounds and four assists. Garvin Gordon returned from a serious knee injury to contribute 19 points for Florida, while teammate Will Graham chipped in with a double-double (13 points, 11 rebounds).

Leading Team Skillz was Japan Ruise with 23 points and 11 rebounds, while Traavis Chandler had 19 points and Marcel Thomas contributed 18.

Florida’s record improves to 8-4, and they remain in contention for the league’s top seed going into the playoffs.

Gwinnett Majic Smash Florida Flight, 139-91 - Jul 16, 2010 (by Joe Myers)

The Gwinnett Majic had eight of its nine players finish in double figures Friday night as it rolled to a 139-91 victory over the Florida Flight in a World Basketball Association Exposure League (WBA) game in Buford, Ga.

Gwinnett led 30-24 after one quarter and opened up its lead to 64-43 by halftime by outscoring the Flight 34-19 in the second period. The Majic kept it up in the second half, putting up 75 points to turn the game into a romp.

Alex Hill (6'7''-G/F-84, college: Abraham Balwin JC) was the leading scorer for the Flight, pouring in a game-high 32 points. Ernest JonesRonald Camon (6'3''-G, college: Ft.Valley St.) 11 for Florida in the loss.

Gwinnett's regular season is done with an 11-3 record, while Florida (7-5) closes out its regular-season schedule Sunday afternoon against the Decatur Court Kings. Tipoff at the Kissimmee Civic Center is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. (6'2''-G-87, college: (5'11''-G-81) had 17, Will Graham 16 and

Foreman’s Game-Winner Helps Florida Flight Edge Franklin Knights 114-112 Kissimmee, FL - June 25, 2010

(Kissimmee, FL) – Dwayne Foreman’s layup with three seconds remaining gave the Florida Flight a hard-fought 114-112 win over the Franklin Knights.

The game was close throughout, as neither team led by more than eight points at any time during the contest. Among those in attendance to watch the Flight’s victory were 2010 Miss Florida USA Megan Clementi and the reigning Miss Central Florida Teen USA Becca Chisholm. Former Orlando Magic standout Dallas Mavericks Assistant Coach Darrell Armstrong also came out to take in Kissimmee, Florida's newest professional basketball team.

Franklin trailed 112-107 in the final minute, but a three-point play by Jarrell Houston (who
finished with a game-high 33 points) and two free throws for the visitors from Tennessee knotted the score at 112. That set the stage for Foreman’s last-second heroics. Florida’s Ernest Jones preserved the win when he raked the ball out of Houston’s hands as the final horn sounded.

The Knights took a seven-point lead into the locker room at halftime, but the game turned in the third quarter when the Flight outscored the Knights 41-24, giving Florida a seven-point lead going into the final stanza.

Willie Irick led the Flight with 25 points, shooting a sizzling 9-11 from the field. He also
collected a team-high eight rebounds. Trevor Bing finished with 20 points and Alex Hill contributed 18. Foreman finished with 17 to go along with six assists.

Defeat Franklin Knights 110-105 Sunday, May 16, 2010

(Kissimmee, FL) – Playing its first road game in franchise history, the Florida Flight earned a 110-105 win over the Franklin Knights in Tennessee on Sunday afternoon. The win evened the Flight’s record at 1-1.

It was a complete team effort as six Flight players posted double-digit scoring. They were led by Willie Irick for the second straight game. Irick scored 29 and added eight rebounds. Meanwhile, Trevor Bing finished the contest two assists shy of a triple-double with 16 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists. Also in double figures were Lamont Houston with 17, Dwayne Foreman with 15, Alex Hill with 13 and Yusuf Baker with 10. Foreman led the Flight in assists with 9.

Jerrell Houston scored 25 to pace the Knights.

The Flight’s next game is a home tilt scheduled for this Thursday, May 20 against the Gwinnett Majic. Opening tip is scheduled for 7:30 pm at the Kissimmee Civic Center.

Florida Flight Announce Opening Roster Kissimmee, FL - May 4, 2010

The Florida Flight is pleased to announce its current roster, as well as its Reserve Squad members:

Player Ht/Wt Experience
Alex Hill 6’5”/222 Abraham Baldwin, ABA, Mexico, Greece, Spain
Ernest Jones 6’0”/190 PBL, ABA, USBL
Travis Aikens 6’6”/175 Daytona Beach CC, Marshall
Dwayne Foreman 5’10”/180 Georgia Southern, Cyprus
Derell Henderson 6’7”/215 Warner University
Errol Porteous 6’9”/255 Broward CC, Warner University
Trevor Bing 6’2”/199 Cape Fear CC, UC Santa Barbara, Dominican Rep.
Garvin Gordon 6’6”/230 Hartford, Japan
Willie Irick 6’7”/230 Oklahoma City University, Luxembourg
Yusuf Baker 6’8”/220 Mountain State (WV), ABA, Mexico, Germany
Sharrod Williams 6’6”/215 West Florida

RESERVES

Mike O’Donnell 5’11”/175 UCF
Lamont Houston 5’7”/160 Southern Polytechnic University, Warner University
Will Graham 6’8”/240 Florida Southern, Tampa Bay Sharks, Ukraine
Matt Turner 6’6”/175 Kansas St, Brazil, Czech Republic
Andrew Haas 6’5”/215 Indiana Legends (ABA)

About the Florida Flight
The Florida Flight is in its first season as part of the World Basketball Association (WBA). The WBA’s purpose is to serve as a training ground for professional players, coaches and personnel both on and off the court.

For more information, interviews or photos, please visit www.flighthoops.com or contact Mark King using the information listed above. Tickets may also be purchased through the Website.

Florida Flight to Play in the World Basketball Association

Effective February 17, 2010, the Florida Flight will partake in the
upcoming 2010 World Basketball Association (WBA).

The team, located in Kissimmee, Florida, is majority owned and
operated by Mark King, a former minor league professional basketball
player, and Dr. Jonathan Mitchell, a practicing pediatric dentist.

Originally planning to play in the Premier Basketball League (PBL), King and Mitchell altered the original flight plan to take a more regional approach for the first year to minimize the heavy burden of travel costs associated with playing in a league predominantly located in the Northeast.

"We've carefully evaluated our goals for the first year, and we believe the concern of covering the travel costs associated with playing in the PBL would only distract us from what we really want to accomplish as a newly developed team," said Mark King, Co-Founder and President of the Florida Flight. “We researched the minor league landscape in the southeast, and it was clear to us that the WBA was the ideal place for us to leave the gate and head toward the runway for launch.”

The proclamation is the first new team announcement for the upcoming 2010 WBA season.

“We have paid close attention to the Florida Flight for the past year or so, and we knew we were getting a quality ownership group with an innovative approach towards minor league basketball,” said Lionel Garrett, Commissioner of the WBA. “Adding the Flight to our 2010 list of teams should be mutually beneficial for both the Flight and the WBA.”

The league change will push the Flight eight months ahead of the scheduled launch of January 2011.

"When you have businesses approaching you for your sponsorship package, you know you have developed something special," said King, who is currently in the process of solidifying the venue contract and several other sponsorship contracts. "We've marketed the team, and made some key connections within the community. It is time for us to get on the hardwood, compete, and bring some much-needed retail traffic to the downtown area of Kissimmee."

The mission of the Florida Flight is to "Utilize the platform of professional basketball to promote a positive, healthy, morally sound society that values the importance of teaching critical societal elements like teamwork, leadership, accountability, and love and respect for others."

King, who is also in the process of completing a Master of Science Degree in Organizational Leadership from Palm Beach Atlantic University, expressed excitement about fusing two of the things he is most passionate about: basketball and Christian ministry. He also confirmed his intentions to take a Christian-themed approach to professional basketball with the Florida Flight.

"We aren't trying to preach sermons and hold alter calls at halftime," explained King. "We will, however, create a seeker-friendly environment at our games where both Christians and non- Christian can enjoy high-quality basketball at an affordable price. The underlying motive will be to promote Christian values and principles in a non-threatening manner so that people of various backgrounds are exposed to the foundational truths of Christianity."

The WBA will be holding its annual free agent camp March 26-27 at Rhodes Jordan Park in Lawrenceville, GA. Members of the Florida Flight crew plan to be in attendance with the hopes of filling out their 10-man active roster.

“We’ll be announcing our coaching staff within the coming weeks. We hope to have a commitment from our top candidate in time for the WBA free agent camp,” said King, who plans to incorporate a Phoenix Suns-style offense with the Flight. “We’re particularly interested in finding a couple of athletic big men with quick outlet passing abilities, strong defensive tendencies, and the conditioning to get up and down the floor at a frantic pace.”

The WBA will begin its 2010 season boasting teams from Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee. The league will play an 18-game season starting in May. Commissioner Lionel Garrett is excited about the future of the 7th year league.

“Minor league basketball has had a tumultuous couple of years, but we are extremely excited about what the future holds for the WBA,” said Garrett. “The basketball part comes easy. Our goal is to add quality owners who have the business savvy and marketing skills necessary to be successful in this business both on and off the court. We believe that we took a step in this direction by welcoming the Florida Flight into the WBA family.”

For more information about the WBA, please visit: www.wbaball.net
For more information about the Florida Flight, please visit: www.flighthoops.com

Barnaball News- Last day 6/27/09

The last day of Barnaball started on Saturday June 27 with the victory of the North Team on the East Team for 80-74, which gave him the chance to be the first champion of the first edition of Barnaball if the South Team defeated the West Team, as it did then.

In the first match, very even until the last minute, Marc Juanola with 20 points and 6 rebounds; Marc Maldonado, with 6 points and 12 rebounds, and Albert Masllorens with 17 points and 6 rebounds were the highlights of the East Team , while the winning team, the North Team, coached by Lluís Túnez, the best were the point guard Walter Hodge, 23 points, 6 rebounds and 27 valuation (he was the MVP of Barnaball); Richard Damus, with 16 points and 5 rebounds in 21 minutes; Dani Benítez, with 13 points, 3 rebounds and 3 steals and Dejan Cigoja with 13 points and 5 rebounds.

In the second match, the South did not give Team West Team to a choice and ended up winning by a resounding 101-59, giving the title to the North Team. Only Alex Hill with 18 points and 4 rebounds, and Jaime Garcia, more than 10 points for the West Team, while the South Team completed a spectacular game with 20 points and 9 rebounds for Tasha Carr; 17 points and 16 rebounds for Carl Damus; 12 points for Felix Lopez; Carlos Fernandez with 15 points; 10 points and 9 rebounds for Marc Maldonado; and 14 points and 6 rebounds for Alexander Andreev.

The All Star became the starting point and end of the first edition of Barnaball, in a match where the dunks (17 total) and the spectacular plays that were more common defenses. Finally, the White Team won 109-97 against the Blue Team. The first David Marek, with 15 points, Fabio Fernandes, 12; Carl Damus, with 15; Richard Damus, with 13; Marc Juanola, with 26 (including 4 three points shots) and Alexander Andreev, 12, as most outstanding player and the second with Walter Hodge, 19, Alex Hill, 16; Tasheed Carr, 16, and Jaime Garcia, 17, as best scorers.

In paragraph awards, apart from the final team, which was proclaimed champion North Team against East Team in particular average, the MVP was point guard Walter Hodge, who took a clear progression from less to more during the tournament, the leading scorer and rebound ended up being the center Carl Damus, the best defender was Fabio Fernandes; David Marek best passer; and best junior Marc Juanola.

The first team was Walter Hodge, Tasha Carr, Alex Hill, Dejan Cigoja and Carl Damus, and the second team were Jordi Bataller, Felix Lopez, Fabio Fernandes, Albert Masllorens and Sanmartín.

WEST VS SOUTH GAME STATS

ALL STAR GAME STATS

Barnaball News 6/26/09

The team won the North East and victory in the second day of Summer League at Castelldefels Barnaball after the team defeated the west and south, respectively.

In the first meeting on Friday, the team led by Borja This Comenge 1973-1960 team won the West, with a first quarter that proved decisive and ended with a 18-6 that he could not regain the West. Xavi Guirao, with 17 points; Jordi Bataller, with 12 points and 6 rebounds, and Sergi Pino, 13 points, were the best in the East, while the West said Alex Hill with 19 points and Alex San Martin, with 13 points and 13 rebounds.

he same difference of 13 points won the North over the South team in the second game of the day (97-84). In the meeting with more points so far played in the Barnaball, two figures stood out above the rest. For the North, Walter Hodge began to show a talent that already sensed in the first day and in training and went to 30 points and five rebounds from the guard position for a 35 rating, while Carl Damus, in the South, continues to merit to become the greatest center of the tournament, and finished with 29 points, nine rebounds and 33 valuation. Note that in this second day was the South team who had played strengthening the ACB CB Granada, Nacho Martin, who finished with 14 points and five rebounds in 29 minutes.

On the day this Saturday, not only decide the tournament champion, but also play an All Star, which will end the first edition of Summer League at Castelldefels Barnaball.

As seen on Friday highlighted the Barnaball was pleased to have the public presence as the first meeting of FC Barcelona, recent ACB League champion, Xavier Pascual.

With these victories, the same team East and North, who meet on Saturday from 16h in Sports Can Vinader of the town of Castelldefels, sets are as unique chance to win this Barnaball Summer League.

The East and West team win on the first day of Barnaball

The Barnaball Summer League has premiered in competition this thursday in Castelldefels with victories of East against South by 89-79 and of West over Nort by 71-57.
After training in the morning in the Can Vinader Sport Hall in Castelldefels, reached the matches for the afternoon, and the East, directed by Borja Comenge, debuted with a victory over the South by ten points of difference.

After a very successful start of match, where the team with the strengthening of Nacho Martin, CB Granada small forward in ACB, was more than ten points in the score, the North team, coached by Jordi Ribas, was cut differences gradually, reaching even to level the match in the final minutes.

The most outstanding players of the match were the same Nacho Martín, with 22 points, 9 rebounds and 27 valuation, and the american power forward Carl Damus, who in just 16 minutes (did not play more because at that time committed four faults), went up 20 points, 13 rebounds and 28 valuation.

In the second match of the afternoon, with two of the stars in this Barnaball, the point guards Walter Hodge (in the North) and David Marek (the West), the winner was ultimately the West team, which won by 71 -57, with Alex Hill (14 points and 5 rebounds), Alex Sanmartín (16 points and 8 rebounds), Jaka Zagorc (slovenian point guard born in 92 which ended with 9 points, 4 rebounds, and the best dunk in the day) and David Marek, with 8 points and 7 assists, as the most outstanding players. In the North team, Walter Hodge finished as leading scorer with 11 points, but for sure this friday and saturday shows the repertoire of actions that led him to become one of the candidates to come this thursday night in the second round of NBA draft.

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Alex Hill, another American player in 2009 BARNABALL

2009 BARNABALL just confirmed the participation of Alex Hill, an American player born in Stuttgart, Germany. It is a powerful umbrella of 1.96m with offensive versatility and experience in the NCAA, and Latin American leagues.

Clip: http://www.barnaball.com/vervideo.php?id=7 Clip: http://www.barnaball.com/vervideo.php?id=7

Alex joins and Walter Hodge, Tasha Carr and many others who have identified the Spanish professional league as their preferred destination, and have chosen BARNABALL as your gateway.

BARNABALL 2009 will be held in Castelldefels, Barcelona from June 24 to June 28, 2009.

In Training

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Alex Hill in 2007 Nike Commercial~綜合版- "my game is made outside" starring Amare Stoudamire....Authentic

A glimpse of the future: Amare Stoudamire, Jason Kidd, Chris Paul, King James, and Alex Hill* in NIKE China Play Ground Legends Commercial

Yes, thats Alex at the 21 second mark with that "Reverse 360".

Alex Hill in 2007 Nike Commercial "Full Version- my game is made outside" starring Amare Stoudamire....Authentic Commercial

Check out that crazy dunk again at the 6 second mark........and watch Alex from minute 4:04 to 4:33!!!

Alex Hill in 2007 NIKE Commercial~ starring Amare Stoudmire "my game is made outside" Authentic***

Check the crazy dunk Alex does at the 6 second point in the beginning of the video!!!

UPDATE***

Alex was invited in July to the NBA Developmental League Pre-Draft Camp in Suwanee, GA. His preformance during the 3 day event earned earned him an invited to the draft in November.

He is currently training at the RDV Sportsplex in Orlando Florida preparing for his opportunity to play in the D-league. Alex spent 5 months in Mexico playing in the premier league(LNBP). Being named a league all-star after averaging 27 points a game he truly made a name for himself in Mexico. Since being back from Piedras Negras Mexico where he played Alex a gained a stronger passion for the game and a even stronger desire to make it to the big leagues. Alex says the next step is now to be drafted to a great organization in the D-league and learn, develop, and gain more experience as a professional basketball player so he can be fully prepared for the NBA.

11/10/07- Bravos VS Red Hawks

ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE RED HAWKS * They prevail 85-70 before Brave over Black Stones * Gerarld Eaker with Red Hawks makes debut * Party to way for the premises By Miguel Scagno/NOTIVER Photos: NOTIVER And... they left braver than own the Brave ones. Thus it is, the Red Hawks of Veracruz returned to the footpath of the triumph when winning to the Brave ones of Black Stones Coahuila by 85-70 marker in which it was day 23 of season 2007-2008 of National Liga of Professional Básquetbol. It was a party in where the Red Hawks of Veracruz "were brilliant", of course, Brave of Black Stones some did not mean problem to obtain the objective of the victory, which in the end thanked when driving of the emplumados players who "removed" the chaste one to make the difference in hurts it. Most excellent at night it was the debut of the new player of the Red Hawks of Veracruz, Gerarld Eaker, that good things were to him in hurts it and which it gives hopes to the aspirations of the emplumado equipment. And it is that Gerald Eaker showed good things, although him lack still more connection with the system of the trainer Enrique Ortega Enríquez, since practically came lowering from the airplane to take part in the party in the audience "Benito Juárez". With this marker the Red Hawks of Veracruz arrive at fourteen victories by eight defeats in which it goes of the season. Whereas the Brave ones of Black Stones arrived at six victories and fifteen defeats. In this party, Charles Byrd "woke up" and wrote down important points, although single he is in not at all complicated parties, whereas Lawrence Nelson returned to commit errors in boards and until in problems of lack since he had to leave hurts it, returning to leave in clear that he is not for great things dressing the colors the Red Hawks. The first quarter was tight and Brave they made honor to his name because they played to him of you you the Red Hawks of Veracruz, although they failed in many occasions and the speed was fundamental so that the border ones matched the quarter to 22 points by side. In the second quarter the defense of the Red Hawks was applied and were accurate in the firings as much of two as of three points. In addition, the entrance of Edgar Grove was determining so that the emplumados ones woke up and take hold confidence in the party. In the third fourth and in the last period the constant was the same one, in where Brave the single one was dangerous by means of Alex Hill, that was the best man of the border equipment. The best anotadores of the Red Hawks of Veracruz were Charles Byrd with 17 points, Oscar Castilian with 15, Alonso Izaguirre with 13, Reginald Jordan and Lawrence Nelson with 11 and Gerald Eaker with 10 points. Whereas Brave of Black Stones the best one was Alex Hill with 29 points, Ganriel Freeman with 17, Rigsby Sea turtle with eight points.

NOV 20th- Bravos vs Maya of YucatÃ

The Mayas of Yucatan not played the best of their parties in the gym Polifuncional but recovered in the most opportune time to come back and get a valuable 91-87 triumph on the Braves Piedras Negras, in comparison to the corresponding day 29 of the National League of Professional Basketball.
The other victory was by merit, as the Indians lost the first two quarters, and was in the second half when they started to come from behind to get the victory of the bag to the Braves, allowing them to put their numbers in ten triumphs and 16 defeats. in the second triumph for the coach Yucatan Ricardo Lopez Wong had much to see the American Lee Benson, who before the departure of the Puerto Rican Carmelo Lee, took the responsibility of scoring points, which reflected with 27 units, as well as given time to recover eight rebounds.
The Yucatan Brandon Heredia added 13 units. For visitors, Michael Nuñes got 25 units and Alex Hill added 20.
A very first quarter had fought the Mayans and Braves, as visitors had a "slippery" Ephraim Acuna, who had not failed to take advantage of his speed to be present in the marker, which resulted in record 12 units that period. With some coordination problems, the Indians tried to get in the fight, which succeeded with a good performance Yucatan Brandon Heredia and . With 40 seconds on the clock, the Mayans ahead 24-23 with enceste Lee Benson, but the fast Acuna led the Braves win the first quarter, 25-24 The second part began with problems, as the Piedras Negras managed to anticipate 39-31, with five minutes on the clock, thanks to the American Alex Hill.
However, little by little, each of the natives began to make its "grain of sand" and a triple by Roberto Eliserio, with only 20 seconds on the clock, allowed them to be down by only two units, 48-46, ordered to the end of the first half. Worse was unable to begin the third quarter for the home, as the Braves encestaron nine points in a row ahead 57-46 with seven minutes on the clock.
But suddenly the coach Ricardo Lopez found the best offensive weapon, and that was the American Lee Benson, who began to give all the balls, which not only aprovechó con puntos, sino que le sacó valiosas faltas a los jugadores visitantes. Took advantage with points, but he drew valuable faults players visitors. That allowed with one minute and 11 seconds on the clock, Benson write a double and then commit failure to achieve a simple, and allow the Indians to take the lead , 63-62. Then a triple by Marco Valenzuela led the Yucatecans earn the third quarter, 68-64.
Without wasting any of their opportunities, the Maya maintained their advantage four units, which at times reached increased to ten, 84-74, with only four minutes per play.
But the Braves were not willing to lose so easy and slowly began to cut the disadvantage to the degree that came to be only three points down, 86-83, but Benson appeared and identified the triumph.

Los Bravos VS Horsemen of Sinaloa- 10/31/07

BLACK STONES. _ Horsemen of Sinaloa returned to the footpath of the triumph when defeating yesterday by 89-87 to Brave of Black Stones in the Municipal gymnasium.This it was the second victory of the nobility, who seems to recover after suffering 9 defeats in consecutive form and falling Saturday before the champion Suns of Mexicali, however this was the sixth success.And Horsemen won with improvement symptoms, because in spite of facing the last period with a 68-68, was better in the end than their rival with 21 units.In addition, he counted on one night inspired of Cedric Patton, that wrote down 40 units, including 5 triples, and the debut of the movedor Sylvester Morgan, that helped with 19 units.Sinaloa came from less to more, lost the first quarter by 27-24 and it went to the rest with a 46-43 in against.By the won ones, Alex Hill headed the offensive with 29 points.Today, Horsemen will visit New Laredo to face Deer

Los Bravos VS Deer Lerados- 10/17/07

A game of much emotion and desires of triumph was what they showed the Deer Laredo in National Liga of Professional Basquetbol again.
Nevertheless, the delivery in hurts it was not reflected in the marker since they fell 90-82, playing like visitors before the Brave ones of Black Stones, in the Gymnasium Santiago V. González, that counted on near 600 spectators.
Alex Sanders and Manuel Gutiérrez were combined the offensive work and maintained in the fight to the Deer until the second quarter when they won 42-39. The support of the followers of the Black Stone set was unconditional and headed by its best scorer, Alex Hill, they took an advantage that no longer lost in the challenge.
Coach of the Deer, Carlos Rodriguez, stopped the development of the game and motivated to its pupilos advising them with plays drawn in the blackboard. By the neolaredenses, Eduardo Liñán became the spark plug of the equipment when directing the plays shouting to his companions who went to the attack by the right band.
Alex Sanders and Domingo Montalvo accompanied Kevin Beards in hurts it, but they did not obtain its intention when losing two of the final free shots. This was definitive so that Brave it was directed towards the victory and although Deer shortened the distance per moments, of five points down with offensive work of Kevin Beard and Aaron Lynch, was not sufficient.
Deer showed that it has forms to give war in the LNBP, although in this first occasion defending the colors again Laredo fell with the face to the Sun.
The best scorers of Brave were Alex Hill with 23 points, Gabriel Freeman with 19, and Quintín González with 14. By Deer, the best ones were Aaron Lynch with 22 units, followed Alex to him Sanders with 14 and were supported by Eduardo Liñán, who made 18.

***UPDATE***

After spending two weeks in September working out with the Philadelphia 76'ers as apart of (Philadelphia Basketball Guru) John Harnett invite Only camp, Alex was contacted to play for the Latin National Basketball Professional league's team in Mexico. The Bravos de Piedras Negras in Eagle Pass.

NBA.com press release

NEW YORK, May 3, 2007 – The National Basketball Association announced today that 83 players, including 58 players from U.S. colleges and institutions and 25 international players, have filed as early entry candidates for the 2007 NBA DRAFT.

Players wishing to renounce their remaining intercollegiate eligibility and enter the 2007 NBA Draft were required to submit a letter to the NBA to be received no later than Sunday, April 29. Players who have applied for early entry have the right to withdraw their names from consideration for the Draft by notifying the NBA of their decision in writing no later than 5 p.m. ET on Monday, June 18.

Following is the list of players from U.S. colleges and institutions who have applied for early entry into the 2007 NBA Draft, which will be held Thursday, June 28, at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City:

The following unknown individuals have also applied as "early entry" players to be eligible for selection in the 2007 NBA Draft:

Hubert Antoine Bluford Thomas A. Hutton Joseph D. Robbins

Zac Boyer Chaim Kochanowitz Monty Singh Harika

James Field, Jr. Matthew Kogan Michael D. Stewart, II

Matt Garth Andrew Mark Roberto T. Stukes

Lecovan Goodwin Alexis Ortiz Chris Watson

Also Eligible- Underclassman automatically entered into the draft due to having played for a professional team

The following players are eligible for the 2007 NBA Draft

Amir Alvarado Marshalltown CC/Liceo (Costa Rica)

Daniel Alves Western Nebraska/Uberlandia (Brazil)

Marvin Beatty Trinity Valley CC/Texas (TBPL)

Richard Blowe Essex CC/Fresno (ABA)

Mamery Diallo Gonzaga/Poitiers (France)

Billy Edelin Syracuse/Great Falls (CBA)

Hernol Hall Lon Morris JC/Polpak Swiecie (Poland)

Alex Hill Abraham Baldwin College/Orlando (ABA)

Dominique Johnson Walla Walla CC/Tijuana (ABA)

Melvin Tyler Jones St. John's/Utah (CBA)

Jamal Joseph Southern University (New Orleans)/Fresno (ABA)

Jonas Langvad Utah/Vigo (Spain)

Joe Nieves Southern Idaho/Guayama (Puerto Rico)

Ije Nwankwo Cleveland State/Vitoria (Portugal)

Sened Padilla Iowa Western JC/Jayuya (Puerto Rico)

Kevin Palacios South Carolina/Stal Ostrow (Poland)

Henry Uhegwu Southern Utah/Kaposvari (Hungary)

Major Wingate Tennessee/Makedonikos (Greece)/Tofas Bursa (Turkey)

Jacksonville erupts victory over Orlando- taken from jaxjam.com

The Jacksonville Jam (28-8) came into Thursday night's game vs the Orlando Aces (9-19) knowing what was at stake! The Jam needed a victory and an impressive victory to move up in the ABA Power Rankings, and that is exactly what they got while playing on the road at Flagler College in St. Augustine.

The Jam and Aces have battled all season long from the first game of the season, which the Jam won on a shot at the buzzer 124-121, and nearly all of their games have been close ones all during this season. In the first half on Thursday night, that script held sound as the Aces battled the Jam on every possession. Jacksonville controlled the game early on in the opening period and opened up a 14 point lead, but Orlando battled back near the end of the first quarter and on into the second quarter and cut the Jam lead to 48-42 with only seconds remaining in the first half, but veteran Jam center, Tony Holley hit a 16 foot jumper as the first half closed to put the Jam up 50-42 at half-time.

The Aces led by ABA All-Star, Alex Hill opened the second half on a 13-5 run to tie the score at the 7:30 mark of the third quarter at 55-55. From that point, the Jam went on a 12-0 run to take control of the game. Antonio "Red" Lawrence started the run with a 3 pointer and Jerry Williams followed up with another 3. A steal by Bobby St. Preux, which led to another Williams basket put the Jam clear of Orlando, and the Jam were up 67-55 when Orlando finally called time-out. Jacksonville extended its lead to 24 points as the third quarter came to a close, and in the final period of play the Jam became stronger and dominant . In one stretch the Jam hit four consecutive 3's to open up a 39 point lead with 4:26 to play in the game. From there the Jam cleared the bench and cruised to a 125-95 victory. The Jam once again had a big second half scoring 75 points in the second half and 43 points in the final quarter of play!

"We have a lot of respect for Orlando, for they've played us some close games this season, especially on the road! Alex Hill is one of the best young talents that I've seen in pro basketball in a long time, and he always plays great against us, and truly inspires his teammates!" states Jam head coach, Steve Tucker.

Jacksonville was led in scoring by their ABA All-Star forward, Jerry Williams with 27 points, and Williams also pulled down 8 rebounds. St. Preux scored 21 points for the Jam. Lawrence added 13 points. Anthony Lumpkin, Anthony Hatcher, and DeRon Rutledge chipped in 12 points each. Ray Rose scored 10 points and had 6 assist for the Jam. Nick Wallery had 9 points and 12 rebounds, and Holley came off the Jam bench to pull down 9 rebounds, while playing stellar defense inside for Jacksonville. Hill led Orlando with 27 points.

3/3/07 Player Statistics Against Jacksonville Jam

Official stats taken from official team website Orlandoaces.com
TP: 32
FG: 12/19
FG%: 63%
3FG: 0/0
3FG%: n/a
FT: 8/11
FT%: 72%
REB: 10
A: 2
S: 4
B: 0
TO: 1

Game Report on 3/3/06 game- taken from Jaxjam.com

Jacksonville Defeat Aces 99-88 in Orlando

The Jam came out fast early taking total control of the game in the first quarter. Anthony Lumpkin, Jerry Williams, and DeRon Rutledge scored early baskets as Jacksonville spurted ahead, and when Bobby St. Preux nailed a 3 pointer, the Jam pulled clear 17-11 to take control of the game late in the first quarter. Jacksonville led at the end of the first quarter 26-18.

In the second period of play the Jam extended its lead to 23 points as Anthony Hatcher came off the Jam bench to hit two 3's and clearly made his presence felt on the defensive end of the court. Hatcher and Ray Rose created defensive pressure that caused numerous turnovers that led to Jacksonville easy baskets.

The Aces of Orlando would not quit though led by ABA All-Star, Alex Hill. Hill scored 20 points in the first half and led an Orlando run late in the second quarter to cut into the Jam lead. Jacksonville led at half-time 57-40. Jacksonville came out to start the second half again fast and again extended their lead to twenty points. But Orlando would not go away and continued to match the Jam basket for basket throughout the third quarter.

The Jam continued to control the tempo of the game and went into the fourth quarter up by 17 points. The last quarter was controlled by Jacksonville, but Orlando continued to battle as they have all season long. With the Jam up by 16 points with 4 minutes to play Orlando went on a 6-0 run to cut the Jam to 10 points. But Hatcher and Williams created turnovers that led to Jam transition baskets and Jacksonville extended the lead back to 14 points and controlled the game the rest of the way to get the win 99-88.

Williams once again led the Jam in scoring with 23 points. Rutledge had 16 points and 9 rebounds. Both St. Preux and Hatcher contributed 16 points and 8 rebounds a piece. Lumpkin followed up with 14 points and 7 assist. Nick Wallery also chipped in 8 points and had a team high 11 rebounds. Jacksonville played short handed on Saturday afternoon as Jam center, Johnny Tyson was unable to play with a strained muscle in his leg and Antonio Lawrence missed the game because of a death in his family.

Orlando was led with another outstanding performance by Hill, who scored a game high 32 points and pulled down 13 rebounds. Only two other Ace players scored in double figures though as Johnny McClendon had 17 points and George McCloud chipped in 16 points

3/2/07 Player Statistics- Against the Palm Beach Imperials

Official stats taken from official team website Orlandoaces.com
PTS: 21
FG: 8/16
3FG: 0/2
FT: 5/6
TO: 1
A: 1
S: 3
B: 0
REB: 5

Alex to begin shot perfection with Marvin Harvey

Upon completion of the 2006-07 ABA basketball season and playoffs, Alex will in late March submit his letter of intention for the 2007 NBA draft. Hill will began intensive training along side 25 year shooting coach Marvin Harvey. Alex has worked with Harvey since he was a sophomore in high school playing in AAU tournaments. Alex will train at ex-NBA player and 1991 slam dunk winner Dee Brown’s “Edge” training facility, where Harvey is the director of basketball. “The Edge” is 12,000 sq foot facility with multiple courts, endurance training, and utilizes a state-of-the-art motion video analysis system.

Documentary of basketball journey in the works

Is God given talent, love of the game, unstoppable perseverance, and a dream enough for a 22 year old kid out of nowhere to enter the NBA? Now factor in not playing high school basketball, virtually no college played, and all the odds stacked against him. Sounds like all the makings of a great rags to riches basketball movie. Well, with the vision of author and sports magazine contributor Michael T. Owens this scenario will become reality. Alex has agreed to star in a documentary that will follow him from the end of his All-Star ABA basketball season through his NBA draft process. This will be Owens first stint at video production and film making. For more on Michael T. Owens please visit his website @ www.michaeltowens.com

Alex meets with Sports Specific Trainer Jeff Higuera

The NBA pre-draft camp involves the best collegiate, high school, international, and non divisional players from around the country. These players through invite only converge on a single location (Disney Wide World of Sports last year) to try to secure or increase their draft stock for the later NBA draft. The pre-draft camp consist of drills, games, strength and speed test, and conditioning workouts which are used to help a players draft potential.

With that in mind Alex has consulted with and enlisted Jeff Higuera Director of Sports Specific Training at RDV Sportsplex (base of operation for the Orlando Magic). Jeff works with NBA hopefuls and other athletes in preparing for draft combines and physically performing at the next level. Higuera’s program emphasizes core and functional strength training, explosive resisted training, and flexible joint stability training. Alex will train starting early March all the way until the pre-draft camp which normally begins in June.

2/13/07 Player Statistics- Against Wilmington Sea Dogs

Official stats taken from official team website Orlandoaces.com
PTS: 27
FG: 7/19
3FG: 3/5
FT: 4/4
TO: 4
A: 4
S: 0
B: 0
REB: 9

Hoop Dreams: Reflections with NBA hopeful Alex Hill

This interview was conducted Jan. 19th 2007 with a NBA hopeful by the name of Alex Hill. The location is sunny Miami at the Bayside Marketplace. Alex specifically asked to meet at this location, so I honored his request. Alex Hill is 6’6, 22, 215lb, lives in Orlando, and plays ABA with the Orlando Aces. He is their teams star and leading scorer averaging 24 points per game, but believes the ABA is a stepping-stone to the ultimate fulfillment of his NBA dream.

How old are you Alex?: I am 22 years old sir

Why did you choose this specific location for this interview?: Well, due to my basketball schedule playing teams from Miami and Palm Beach, It seems as though I am always in the Miami area. So on my off time I like to come out here and listen to live bands, look at the different people that walk through here, and reflect on my life. Also, with Bayside being next door to the Miami Heat’s Arena it feels natural for me to think about my future here.

So you like being near the arena even if your not playing inside of it?: I am not playing in it, ......Yet!!!

Everyone who is currently or was in the NBA had this same dream and they pursued it, so why cant I? Also, my mom always taught us to speak things into existence, so If I said not yet that means I will eventually.

How long have you been playing basketball Alex?: I have been playing basketball all my life pretty much.

What is your earliest basketball memory?: Well my dad’s side of the family has deep basketball roots. My dad played high school ball and his pictures and trophies always surrounded me. My dad’s sister is Brenda Hill the Assistant coach of the Lady Bulldogs at the University of Georgia, and my first cousin is her daughter Tasha Humphrey. So I really didn’t have a choice since it is in my blood, but my earliest memory is going back to the high school my dad played in and getting trampled. He and his old teammates were playing a pick-up game when I wondered on the floor in the middle of it (starts laughing).

Alex, I am sure we can sit and reminisce on your basketball background all day in this beautiful weather, but lets get down to it. What makes Alex a good player?: Shoot, my drive man. My personality has a lot to do with my game on the court. I think it is the mystery behind me that’s intimidating. You never really know what I can do or what I am going to do, but deep down you know I am going to do something and it will be nice.

So does that make you a NBA ready player?: That alone, NO, but those are part of the ingredients of a great NBA star. Look at Jordan, he didn’t really talk much but his mystique spoke louder than any other NBA player, ever! Even if the bulls were loosing by 20 points the other team knew as long as he was in the game the momentum of the game could easily change. I am and have always been that type of player. Once you put me in the game I am instant offence and I am going to score. Many players’ lack the ability to score at will and score only off opportunity.

You sound pretty confident in your game: Look, I am an explosive, no nonsense, take no prisoners type of player and my stats back that up. One day I might shoot 3’s all day and the next I might beast the rim out. One day I may play like a forward and the next like a point guard.

What do you think are your strengths are?: My leaping ability, my penetration to the hole, my mid range jump shot, and m y marketability. The NBA is a business!

My concern is if you are as good of a player as you and from what I‘ve heard everyone says you are, then why are you not already in the league?: Honestly, to me I think my story is the ultimate basketball hustler’s story. I did not play high school ball and played one semester of college basketball, so my lack of exposure is why I am not in the league already.

Have you thought about playing overseas?: Yes I have, I actually think of it all the time. I have already set my sights and my goal to the NBA and although there is nothing wrong with playing overseas, I want to see my goal out to the end.

Why didn’t you play high school and only one semester of college?: My academics, in high school I put basketball above my schoolwork. I did not apply myself in class, because I was always looking out the window at the basketball court. Anytime anyone said Alex Hill the name was automatically associated with basketball, because that is all I knew and was all I was known for.

So why did you play just one semester in college?: Well, my high school senior year I transferred to a private school and pushed my GPA to a 3.5. I went to college out of state in Tifton, GA at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College on an athletic scholarship. Once again I got side tracked by basketball. I was finally on a team, I was the star player, and I was away from home and got caught up. I played all the way until winter break and the coach told me I lost my scholarship. I could not afford the out of state’s tuition, so I packed up and moved home.

That had to hurt?: Yea it did, but I came home a focused on school only and mentally matured. When I look back on all the disappointments in my life whether it was self-inflicted or by circumstance, I see how strong of a person it actually made me. I feel like I had to go through that in order for me to be in the position I am in now. I also express to my younger basketball playing cousins to focus on school. If I had my grades together I would already be in the league, so to avoid what I am going through learn to love basketball and school.

And is that the same drive you mentioned earlier when I asked you what makes you good?: Exactly sir, that is what drives me to be the best and strive for the best. I feel like I have paid my dues. I’ve been up, down, close, and miles away. I have never given up and I feel I should be rewarded. When I’m looking into the eyes of my ABA competition I am always saying to myself this guy already had his chance at the NBA. Most of these guys have played D1, overseas, and some even played in the NBA. For whatever reason they are here playing at the same level as me. So them with all their divisional basketball accolades, me with none except word of mouth and those who seen my game, and we are playing on the same court at the same level. Man, I deserve my chance and I will prayerfully get that chance during the NBA Pre-Draft camp. After I declare for the draft and the draft committee invites me (speaking it into existence again), I will go there and play harder than I have ever played in my life. What all the high school and college players worked four years to prove, I will have to prove in one week. All I have to say is don't get caught up in the pre-NBA fame and secure in your draft stock, because I am coming to claim my position.

Alex, I must admit I love you passion. You talk with the wisdom of a person who has played this game for a long time: Thank you sir

What will you contribute to the NBA?: A lot of players get in the league and get fat. I don’t mean physically, but mentally and lifestyle wise. They get in and get caught up in the fame, money, women, and material things that taste good, but are not good for a NBA players development. By fat, I mean get full of the bad things and loose their hunger for the game. It slows them down and it affects the way they play. I will come in the game and give the fans what they paid in money to see, while also giving my family and myself what we paid in time, sweat, tears, and prayers to see.

This is my last question to you Alex and maybe the most important. Who is Alex Hill and what will his NBA legacy be? Think a minute before you answer that: Okay............
Who is Alex? Alex is the son of two incredible, loving, and supportive parents. Alex is humble, approachable, and spiritually grounded. Alex and his game will be respected and never under estimated. Alex is dedicated to his team in times of victory and defeat. Alex is leader, Alex is a fighter, Alex is winner, and a dribbling testimony that God prevails when other say “you will fail”. It will appear that Alex Hill came out of nowhere starting with the NBA draft camp, and the very circumstance that kept me from previous exposure will be the same thing that will make me a house hold name.

And your legacy?: I want people to say when my NBA career ends that I had the greatest court presence ever. Even if I don’t score the whole night and make one amazing pass, just my presence on the floor in making that pass would have changed the whole momentum of the game. The NBA greats retire from the game still hungry; therefore, it’s not rare to see a player come out of retirement eager to eat again. Like Kobe, I studied the greats and therefore that only makes me a greater player.

Alex’s story is the foundation of what we call The American Dream. A kid from nowhere with only talent and a dream (in his own personal “Pursuit of Happyness” like the Will Smith Movie) rises to become a legend in his own right. Before Alex and I departed he left me with this statement.

I feel and believe 2007 is my year, so next time you interview me we will be talking from the inside of the arena looking out instead of the outside looking in.
(End)

1/26/07 Player Statistics- Against Jacksonville Jam

Official stats taken from official team website Orlandoaces.com
PTS: 32
FG: 11/22
3FG: 1/1
FT: 9/16
TO: 6
A: 2
S: 3
B: 0
REB: 10

JAM REPORT: Jacksonville 114, Orlando 97

Turning point: After trailing 18-16 following a slow start, Jacksonville went on a 15-4 run at the end of the first quarter to lead 31-22. The Jam pushed the lead to 18 points by halftime, and never led by less than 10 in the second half to win their third consecutive game Friday night at UNF Arena.

Player of the game: Trey Moore had 19 points, 10 assists, and 5 rebounds for the Jam (18-6).

Fouls: The Jam, while leading almost all game, were unable to keep Orlando's two main weapons in check. ABA All-Star Alex Hill led the Aces (4-14) with 32 points, and former Wolfson High guard Antonio Lawrence had 31 points and 20 rebounds. ... Jacksonville was only 17-30 from the free-throw line.

Buzzer beaters: Jacksonville turned 20 Orlando turnovers into 22 points.

Up next: The Jam host the Miami Tropics Friday at 7:05 p.m.
Jeff Levers/Correspondent

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedi

2007 ABA All-Star Game

This article or section contains information about a future sporting event or team. It is likely to contain information of a speculative nature and the content may change dramatically as the event approaches and more information becomes available.

The 2007 American Basketball Association All-Star Game will be held in Halifax, Nova Scotia at the 10,595 seat Halifax Metro Centre from January 27th to the 28th.

The first event, to be held on the 27th will include a game between St. Francis Xavier University and Dalhousie University, the three point contest, the slam dunk contest, the awards ceremony, and a small performance by Hedley to be MC'd by Farley Flex.

The second event on the 28th will include a game between Saint Mary's University and Memorial University, and the All-Star game; East versus West. Bob Hoffman of the Arkansas Aeros will coach the West team, and Will Voight of the Vermont Frost Heaves will coach the East team.

All-Star Teams

East-

• Katu Davis, Detroit Panthers
• Antonio Burks, Vermont Frost Heaves
• James Reaves, Rochester Razorsharks
• Drew Washington, Maryland Nighthawks
• Gregory Plummer, Strong Island Sound
• Cedric McGinnis, Wilmington Sea Dawgs
• Antoine Sims, Buffalo Silverbacks
• Jerry Williams, Jacksonville Jam
• Rob Sanders, Cape Cod Frenzy
• Bobby St. Preux, Palm Beach Imperials
• Cordell Jeanty, Quebec City Kebekwa
• Robert Martin, Atlanta Vision
• Alex Hill, Orlando Aces

West-

• Mike Parker, Bellingham Slam
• Donald Beachem, Texas Tycoons
• Cardell Butler, San Diego Wildcats
• Billy Knight, The Hollywood Fame
• Bobby Anderson, Peoria Kings
• Terrell Hendricks, Maywood Buzz
• Lonnie Randolph, Quad City Riverhawks
• Curtis Haywood, Arkansas Aeros
• Jeremy Bell, Arkansas Rivercatz
• Jamel Staten, Minnesota Ripknees
• Sun Yue, Beijing Aoshen Olympian
• Chris Brown, Tennessee Mud Frogs
• Tyrone Davis, Mississippi Miracles

ABALIVE.com article- Jan 22nd 2007

Team News » Maywood Buzz » MAYWOOD BUZZ AND ORLANDO ACE ADDED TO ABA ALL STAR TEAMS

MAYWOOD BUZZ AND ORLANDO ACE ADDED TO ABA ALL STAR TEAMS

Monday, January 22, 2007

Indianapolis, IN -- The American Basketball Association announced that players from the Maywood Buzz and the Orlando Aces have been added to the ABA All Star teams that will compete next Sunday in Halifax, Nova Scotia as part of the gala ABA All Star Weekend.

According to league officials, "While not playing on top ranked teams, both of these players have competed at an extremely high level and are among the best in the league."

West All Star: Terrell Hendricks, a 6'1", 185lb rookie point guard from the Maywood Buzz. Terrell is averaging 16.5ppg, 7.3rpg, 5.3apg - and will be entering both the 3-point shooting contest and the slam dunk contest (at six one) and "thinks I can win both." If you've seen him play, don't count him out.

East All Star: Alex Hill, a 6'5", 210 lbs guard from the Orlando Aces. Currently averaging 21.3ppg with 5rpg, Alex is a pure shooter with a 56%fgp who also plays strong defense and is a true floor leader.

"I am truly honored to be selected," said Hill. "I have competed against some great players in this league and I am very proud."

Note: The opinions expressed here do not necessarily represent those of the American Basketball Association.

ABA Career High For Alex Hill- orlandoaces.com story

January 19, 2007 --Career nights from All-Star Alex Hill and basketball veteran Johnny McClenton was not enough to push the injury-plagued Aces passed the Palm Beach Imperials Thursday night. The Aces came out with tremendous focus and determination, despite playing with only seven players and an Interim Head Coach. McClenton led the Aces with 44 points. 1st-Year All-Star Hill followed with 36, despite battling foul trouble most of the second half. Unfortunately, the Imperials proved to be too much in the fourth quarter and pulled out the victory.

"We played a solid game, but it seemed like we ran out of gas," Interim Coach Mark King said. "We really wanted to get a win and lift Coach Triplett's spirits as he recovers, but...when you're playing with seven guys against a team like the Imperials who run and shoot more 3-pointers than the Phoenix Suns, you're likely to run out of gas towards the end! Every guy on our team gave everything they had! I was proud to Coach tonight, and I'm sure Coach Triplett would have been just as pleased!"

The Aces have been plagued with injuries this month. Two starters, Antonio Lawrence and Renaldo Norman, have been nursing ankle injuries. Defensive energizer Michael Presendieu is recovering from a groin injury. The biggest setback, however, has been the absence of Owner/Head Coach Todd Triplett, who underwent knee surgery this past Tuesday. Fortunately, he is on the road to recovery, and should be ready to rejoin the team soon.

Nevertheless, better days are on the horizon. Both Lawrence and Presendieu are slated to return this Saturday, January 20 as the Aces host the visiting Jacksonville Jam. Norman, whose starting role has been filled temporarily by Ernest Jones, hopes to return the following week.

"I can't say enough about Ernest's play tonight!"Interim Coach Mark King exclaimed. "He brought a lot of energy and heart to the floor. I think he surprised a lot of people tonight! How often does a 5'11" player get 2 blocks in a game? He's been waiting patiently for an opportunity, and he was fully prepared when that opportunity came his way."

The Aces are back at home Saturday, January 20 as they host the Jacksonville Jam at the Downtown Recreation Center. The Jam command the season series 4-1. Advance ticket sales are $5, or $8 at the door. To purchase advanced tickets, fans should send an email request to: tickets@orlandoaces.com or call the Aces office at 407-291-6971.