Jordan Glynn shines for the Halcones de Xalapa in the FIBA BLC Americas and makes history.
Shooting 9 out of 10 in action inclduding 5 of 5 from three, Glynn was unstoppable in key win vs. Nacional for an evaluation of 30 that included 9 rebounds as well. Named MVP, the Texas born also made history for Mexican Basketball, as Halcones the Xalapa is the first Mexican team ever to qualify for the Final Four.
Ending the season with 14,7 points per game, Mathias M'Madi has largely been the best performing French Player in the NJCAA.
At Seward CC in 2024 Mathias played 17 games of the season 23 total, scoring in double figures 14 times with an average of 16,29 ppg with a season high 37 points. The KJCCC HM Selection showed progress ending the season averaging 19,3ppg in the last nine and 23,2 points in the last four.
In his first year in the United States, N'faba Mane as completed a good season that he started scoring in double-figures in all five first games. With a season high 23 points following the 21 points scored as the last 2023 game, he was also instrumental with 19pts. in huge win vs. N.1 Clinton Grace.
Ended season playing through pain in unperfect physical conditions at 10,4ppg., 5,6rpg, 1,8apg, 1,8spg, 1,1bpg., 2,0tpg. Recorded two double-doubles in points/rebounds.
Fresh from winning his third national title in Mexico with Fuerza Regia, Jordan Glynn signs with Halcones de Xalapa for the Basketball Champions League Americas.
The American reunites with Paco Olmos, spanish top coach with whom he has worked before and who was impactful in Glynn's growth as a pro.
Fresh from scoring a season high 21 points vs. FCA, with also 9 rebounds and 3 steals on December 15th, N'faba Mane is forced to stop for a few weeks due to a severe groin strain.
Back in Paris for medical evaluation and threatment, the 17 year old is scheduled to return playing on Jan. 25th 2024.
Mathias M'Madi and Klutch Sports Group come to terms and agree on NIL representation.
The French-Malagasy international player, currently at Seward County Community College in Kansas and considered an NBA Hopeful, is the FIBA U19 2023 World Cup leading scorer and 2022 FIBA AfroBasket MVP.
Jordan Glynn has won again a Championship with Fuerza Regia of Monterrey in the Mexican top league final vs. Jalisco.
It is Glynn's third title in Mexico. This one came with an historic season result as the iconic player also won the "Copa Value" in his first edition.
The 6'7" forward will now rest a few days in Texas with his family as he waits for the next playing offer to come in.
Five games into the season with 13,8ppg, 7,8rpg, 2,8apg, 2,6spg and 2bpg, N'faba Mane ranks top ten in all statistical categories in Maryland and top three in most of them in the Metro Private Conference, delivering overall high production. The numbers gain even more value with highschool games lasting 32' compared to the 40' in Europe.
Bothered with reawakening adductor troubles since June, the 17 year old has shown toughness playing and training through pain.
The Paris born talent has improved far beyond expectations although it was clear from day one back in November 2021 that his potential was interesting but along the way, he brought so much more to the table.
