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Rodney Glasgow lands with BC Prievidza
Rodney Glasgow (180 cm, VMI ’14) now calls BC Prievidza (Slovakia-SBL) home to start next season. Glasgow’s new team concluded their 2016/2017 campaign with a run to the SBL semifinals. They were eliminated by Inter Bratislava (Slovakia-SBL) in a five-game series. Their regular season record finished at 28-12 which was good enough for third. Prievidza also competed…
Read MoreOmar Kayem newcomer to Prievidza
Omar Krayem (186 cm, California Baptist’09) has signed a deal with BC Prievidza (Slovakia-SBL) this 2017. He is a Palestinian-American international player who was a former member of the Palestinian national team in 2011 to 2013. In his debut game for Prievidza, Omar scored 14 points and pulled down 3 rebounds. Prior to this run,…
Read MoreReger Dowell now with Prievidza
Reger Dowell (185 cm, Texas Arlington’14) will continue his professional career this 2016-17 as a new addition to BC Prievdza (Slovakia-SBL). The 25-yeard-old Dowell saw action for two teams in 2015-16. He started the season playing for Aries Trikalla BC (Greece-A1). In a dozen games in the Greek league Reger produced averages of 7.6 ppg…
Read MorePaul Guede returns to BC Prievidza
Paul Guede (195 cm, Portland State´11) will move back to Slovakia this season to play for BC Prievidza in the Extraliga. The swingman is no stranger to the fans at Prievidza after he represented the team during the 2011/2012 season. It was the British player´s first as a professional and he played 45 games and…
Read MoreDijuan Harris added by BC Prievidza
Dijuan Harris (175 cm, Charlotte’10) is headed to Slovakia. He is leaving the LTi Giessen 46ers from Germany’s BBL to join BC Prievidza (Extraliga). The 26-year-old Harris played 19 games for the LTi 46ers and averaged 6.8 ppg and 2.9 apg. Prievidza is hoping his addition will improve their chances in the goal to make…
Read MoreWillie Powers signs with Prievidza
Willie Powers (187 cm, Georgia Southern’12) has signed with Slovakian team BC Prievidza. He replaces Paul Gause. Powers comes straight out of college and averaged 10.8 ppg in the Southern Conference with Georgia Southern.
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