Bennett served in his first role with USA Basketball in 2022 as a court coach prior to the U17 World Cup. Turner is set for his first head coaching assignment with USA Basketball after previously supporting as an assistant coach at the 2022 U17 World Cup and 2021 FIBA U16 Americas Championship and court coach for various junior national team events. The USA men’s team head coach is Steve Turner (Gonzaga Prep, D.C.) and he will be assisted by Frank Bennett (Chaminade College Prep, MO) and Nick LoGalbo (Lane Technical College Prep, IL). to gold at the 2021 FIBA 3×3 U18 World Cup in Debrecen, Hungary. is a two-time member of the USA 3×3 U18 National Team (2022, 2021), helping the U.S. 20), McCain (March & Oct.2022), Stewart (March 2022), Wagner (March 2022) and Walter (March 2022) have recently participated in a USA Men’s Junior National Team minicamp.Īdditionally, Dailey Jr. Holland also won gold with the 2021 U16 National Team at the FIBA Americas U16 Championship in Xalapa, Mexico.īiliew (Oct. Holland, Stewart and Wagner were teammates on the 2022 gold-medal winning U17 National Team at the World Cup in Malaga, Spain. and McCain were on the 2022 U18 National Team that won gold at the FIBA Americas U18 Championships in Tijuana, Mexico. The 2023 USA Men’s Nike Hoop Summit Team features Omaha Biliew, Blake Buchanan, Isaiah Collier, Eric Dailey Jr., Justin Edwards, Ron Holland, Bronny James, Jared McCain, Jackson Shelstad, Sean Stewart, Dajuan Wagner Jr., Ja’Kobe Walter and Cody Williams.īuchanan, James, Shelstad and Williams will make their USA Basketball debuts in Portland, while the rest of the team has a variety of previous USA Basketball (5-on-5 and 3×3) experience.ĭailey Jr. Overall, the men’s and women’s athletes named to the USA rosters have a combined 26 gold medals from various junior national team competitions.
For the first time in Nike Hoop Summit history, the 2023 event features both a men’s and the inaugural women’s game with the top American high school athletes facing off against World Teams of top international players 19-and-younger. Donovan was a major part of that success in her 22 minutes played, as she tallied eight points, six rebounds and three steals.USA Basketball announced today the USA men’s and women’s rosters for the 24th edition of the Nike Hoop Summit on Saturday, April 8, at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. Team USA knocked off Team World 100-79, completing a sweep for the home team. 3 recruit Jadyn Donovan made the roster for Team USA, and she delivered on her ranking. However, the forward’s motor was on display as he grabbed four rebounds and played solid defense in his time on his floor.įor the first time, the Nike Hoop Summit introduced a women’s game to the event this year. Stewart only played 10 minutes after starting the game for Team USA and only managed two points. 12 recruit Sean Stewart had a relatively quiet night in the box score.
The incoming freshman made his presence felt on defense, timing up a chase-down block and diving for loose balls, something that Duke head coach Jon Scheyer will certainly appreciate. While McCain has already proven he can be a volume scorer, he was able to show off some less-heralded aspects of his game in Portland. Mgbako’s potential as an all-level scorer was evident on a size-up 3-pointer from NBA range in the third quarter, helping keep Team World in the game.Ĭoming off a nine-point performance in Houston, McCain turned in another solid game, scoring 10 points off the bench for Team USA. Duke’s highest-ranked recruit showed off his entire skillset, knocking down shots from every spot on the floor and pulling down eight rebounds. While there was no dunk or 3-point contest at the Hoop Summit festivities, Stewart and McCain left victorious nonetheless as Team USA took down Team World 90-84.ĭespite the loss, Mgbako turned in a masterful performance while representing his Nigerian roots, putting up 22 points to pace the entire game in scoring. On the men’s side, Mackenzie Mgbako took the floor for Team World while Sean Stewart and Jared McCain shared the court for Team USA. The Blue Devils were represented by the same players in Portland as they were in Houston.
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