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About the Summer Pro League
Tryout Camp dates are July 12 and 13, 2012.
League dates are July 1 - July 29, 2012 *Championship game on July 30, 2012.
League games and teams TBD.
The Southern California Summer Pro League ("SPL") is entering its 39th year as the premier summer showcase for basketball's greatest teams and showmen. The League is the summer stage where undiscovered players perform. It is the medium through which both raw and experienced basketball talent can maintain and hone their skills through competitive league play.
Every NBA team has participated in the SPL throughout its unprecedented history. Not surprisingly, SPL has served as a launching pad for many great NBA careers. Over 800 current and former NBA players have participated in the League. No basketball organization in the world possesses the quality and diversity of great competitors that the League has enjoyed for over three decades. NBA players, international teams, and the greatest college players in America--the Summer Pro League has it all!
Participating in the 2012 SPL
International Teams:
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Free Agent Teams:
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SPL Famous Alumni
Andrew Bynum
Bonzi Wells
Leon Wood
Darius Miles
Quentin Richardson
Cedric Ceballos
Tony Battie
Jason Richardson
Ruben Patterson
Shane Battier
Kelvin Cato
Drew Barry
Antwan Jamison
Earvin "Magic" Johnson
Jerry Stackhouse
Kobe Bryant
Tim Duncan |
Michael Finley
Damon Stoudamire
Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway
Paul Pierce
Byron Russell
Michael Olowokandi
Tracy Murray
Charles "Bo" Outlaw
Dirk Nowitzki
Greg Anthony
Robert "Tractor" Traylor
Baron Davis
Tracy McGrady
David Robinson
Nick Van Exel
Brent Barry
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Ray Allen
Pooh Richardson
Lamond Murray
Derek Fisher
Andre Miller
Vonteego Cummings
Shammond Williams
Erick Barkley
Ricky Davis
David Robinson
Dominique Wilkins
Courtney Alexander
Isiah Thomas
Eduardo Najera
Reggie Miller
Karl Malone
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Clyde Drexler
Byron Scott
Moses Malone
Dennis Rodman
Danny Manning
Alan Henderson
Cherokee Parks
Tyus Edney
Amare Stoudemire
Drew Gooden
Mike Dunleavy, Jr.
Gilbert Arenas
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Greg Oden (NBA: Portland Trailblazers) Center, 6’10’’
Selected no. 1 in the 2007 draft. Career has been marred with a series of knee injuries. On February 20, 2012, Oden suffered another setback having a 2nd microfracture surgery on his left knee.
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Brandan Wright (NBA: Dallas Mavericks) Power Forw. 6’10’’
Chosen eigth overall in the 2007 draft by the Charlotte Bobcats but was traded to the Golden State Warriors for Jason Richardson. Was traded to the New Jersey Nets in Feb. 2011. He recently signed a deal in Dec. 20111 with the Dallas Mavericks. So far he hasn't lived up to his potential. |
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Kevin Durant (NBA: Oklahoma City Thunder) Small Forward, 6’10’’
Selected 2nd by the Seattle Supersonics who soon moved to Oklahoma City. Lead the NBA in scoring during the 2009 season. Won NBA Rookie of the Year in 2007 and was named
on to the 2010 All_NBA Team.
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Spencer Hawes (NBA: Philadelphia 76ers) Center, 6’11’’
Hawes was drafted by the Sacramento Kings as the 10th pick, 2007. Was traded in June, 2010 to the Philadelphia 76ers for Samuel Dalembert. |
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Joakim Noah (NBA: Chicago Bulls) Center, 6’11’’
Chosen 9th by the Chicago Bulls. Known for his high energy and defense. Named to the ALL NBA 2nd Team Defense in 2011. |
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Al Horford (NBA: Atlanta Hawks) Power Forward, 6’9
Horford went 3rd in the 2007 draft to Atlanta where he has been starter since draft day. After four seasons in the NBA is averaging 12.8 ppg and pulling down 9.6 rpg. Named to the Eastern All-Star team in his third season. |
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Julian Wright (NBA: Toronto Raptors) Small Forward, 6’9’’
Wright was the 13th overall pick by the New Orlean Hornets. In Aug. 2010 Wright was traded to the Toronto Raptors. He is currently averaging 13 mins. per game.
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Thaddeus Young (NBA: Philadelphia 76ers) Small Forward, 6’8’’
Thaddeus was selected 12th overall by the Philadelphia 76ers where he currently averages 12.5 ppg. Career highlights; 2008 NBA All Rookie 2nd Team. |
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Chase Budinger (NBA: Houston Rockets) Shooting Guard,
6’7’’
Was selected 44th overall (2nd round) by the Detroit Pistons and then traded to the Houston Rockets on draft night. Career high in scoring was 35 pts. against the Timberwolves during the 2011 season.
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Corey Brewer (NBA: Denver Nuggets) Shooting Guard, 6’8’’
Was drafted 7th overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves. Was involved in a blockbuster trade to the New York Knicks with Carmelo Anthony. Signed with the Dallas Mavericks in Mar. 2011 and won a World Championship. In Dec. 2011 was traded to the Denver Nuggets for Rudy Fernandez. |
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Top International Players:
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2012 SPL Staff
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