| SEPTEMBER 2009 TRANSACTIONS |
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SEPTEMBER 27, 2009
The ABI is currently in talks with coach Jerry P. Seales about coaching the Frontiers.
The league is also in talks with former University of Maryland assistant coach Sherman
Dillard about coaching the Wolf Pack.
SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
The Frontiers of the ABI have invited the following players to veteran camp: Onyeka
Onwuha-ekpete, a 6'8" 250 Power Forward from Nigeria, Christopher King, a 6'7"
small forward from Wake Forest University, who was selected by the Seattle
SuperSonics in the 2nd round (45th pick overall) in the 1992 NBA Draft. Christopher
Gonzalez, a 6'8" swing-man from Western Illinois University. Gonzalez played this past
summer with Santurce of Puerto Rico in the BSN.
The Reigns of the ABI have invited Detrick White, from Mississippi State, to the veteran
camp.
SEPTEMBER 15, 2009
The Gladiators veteran camp became a lot more interesting today with the pre-contract
of three players from Nigeria, 6'8 forward Kingsley Aguara, Cyril Awere 6'11 and 6'9
Borokini Oludare Mufuta. With Darryl Wilson, Gabe Feagin, Monyea Pratt, Frank
Holmes, Lawrence Kinnard, and Jeff Collins also attending, plus many more, the
veteran camp is going to be, not only very competitive, but very exciting.
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
The following players have been invited to the veteran camps in the ABI: Desi Crisp,
Charles Robinson, Chris Staples, Bryan Gates, John Toombs, Quadavious Brown,
Christopher Session, Rashawn Johnson, Joseph Manuel, Reginald Koggu, Jordan
Long, Chuka Iloegbu, Courtney Bradley, Chartrael Hall, Channon Easley, Joshua
Rivers,Donovan Thompson, Rodriquez Jester, Eddie Ishman, Aaron Scott, Adisa
Tobin, Brenton Crews, Torrez Hampton, and Antonio Smith
SEPTEMBER 13, 2009
Commissioner Toney has expressed strong concern about the players who are not
taking advantage of this opportunity to play professional International basketball in the
United States, as well as being able to travel overseas to compete against other teams
in the ABI this season. There are more international players showing interest to come
and play in the ABI. The list of players trying to get visas is getting longer, as a result
the ABI is rescheduling the International Players Camp to October 2-3, 2009. Players
from the United States may attend as well. This will be the last free agent camp that
the ABI will have for the league.
The ABI is currently in talks with coach Jerry P. Seales about coaching the Frontiers.
The league is also in talks with former University of Maryland assistant coach Sherman
Dillard about coaching the Wolf Pack.
SEPTEMBER 16, 2009
The Frontiers of the ABI have invited the following players to veteran camp: Onyeka
Onwuha-ekpete, a 6'8" 250 Power Forward from Nigeria, Christopher King, a 6'7"
small forward from Wake Forest University, who was selected by the Seattle
SuperSonics in the 2nd round (45th pick overall) in the 1992 NBA Draft. Christopher
Gonzalez, a 6'8" swing-man from Western Illinois University. Gonzalez played this past
summer with Santurce of Puerto Rico in the BSN.
The Reigns of the ABI have invited Detrick White, from Mississippi State, to the veteran
camp.
SEPTEMBER 15, 2009
The Gladiators veteran camp became a lot more interesting today with the pre-contract
of three players from Nigeria, 6'8 forward Kingsley Aguara, Cyril Awere 6'11 and 6'9
Borokini Oludare Mufuta. With Darryl Wilson, Gabe Feagin, Monyea Pratt, Frank
Holmes, Lawrence Kinnard, and Jeff Collins also attending, plus many more, the
veteran camp is going to be, not only very competitive, but very exciting.
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
The following players have been invited to the veteran camps in the ABI: Desi Crisp,
Charles Robinson, Chris Staples, Bryan Gates, John Toombs, Quadavious Brown,
Christopher Session, Rashawn Johnson, Joseph Manuel, Reginald Koggu, Jordan
Long, Chuka Iloegbu, Courtney Bradley, Chartrael Hall, Channon Easley, Joshua
Rivers,Donovan Thompson, Rodriquez Jester, Eddie Ishman, Aaron Scott, Adisa
Tobin, Brenton Crews, Torrez Hampton, and Antonio Smith
SEPTEMBER 13, 2009
Commissioner Toney has expressed strong concern about the players who are not
taking advantage of this opportunity to play professional International basketball in the
United States, as well as being able to travel overseas to compete against other teams
in the ABI this season. There are more international players showing interest to come
and play in the ABI. The list of players trying to get visas is getting longer, as a result
the ABI is rescheduling the International Players Camp to October 2-3, 2009. Players
from the United States may attend as well. This will be the last free agent camp that
the ABI will have for the league.
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