2024-2025 Basketball

 HBCU All-Stars announce first-ever international tour

The HBCU All-Stars are headed overseas to compete in the World Streetball Championship. See where they’re going and peep the full roster here.

ATLANTA, GA – The first-ever HBCU All-Stars International Tour to Paris, France, will begin on Wednesday, June 19, 2024, and conclude on Wednesday, June 26, 2024. Some of the nation’s best HBCU All-Stars from the 2022, 2023, and 2024 HBCU All-Star Games in New Orleans, Houston, and Phoenix have been selected to participate in this historic Quai 54 World Streetball Championship at the prestigious Pierre de Coubertin Stadium. The highly anticipated game sold out in just two hours.

The HBCU All-Stars team will participate in a training camp in Atlanta on Monday, June 17, and Tuesday, June 18, that will showcase some of the most talented players from the four premier HBCU NCAA Division I and II conferences, MEAC, SWAC, CIAA, SIAC, and Independent teams. The Quai 54 World Streetball Championship will feature several of the top international teams and the HBCU All-Stars friendly exhibition games will feature selected top players and teams in Paris.

HBCU HBCU All-Stars Quai 54 World Streetball Championship

“This is one of the most important and rare moments in history where we get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and global platform during the Olympic year in Paris to represent our esteemed HBCUs, four premier Black College conferences, the Best in Black College Basketball, and the United States of America in a part of the world where HBCUs and the HBCU culture do not exist,” said Travis L. Williams, Founder and CEO, HBCU All Stars LLC.

To learn more about the HBCU All-Stars Basketball Movement and to get additional information visit HBCUAllStarsLLC.com and follow @hbcuallstarsLLC

Top 10 HBCU All-Stars International Team

1) Sam Sessoms 6’0 PG Coppin State University (MEAC) 2023
2) Javonte Cooke 6’6 PG Winston-Salem State University (CIAA) 2022
3) Shaun Doss 6’5 SG University of Arkansas Pine Bluff (SWAC) 2023
4) Kyle Foster 6’6 SG Howard University (MEAC) 2022
5) Christian Brown 6’6 G/F Tennessee State University (INDEPENDENT) 2024
6) Cameron Christon 6’6 G/F Grambling State University (SWAC) 2023
7) Jordan O’Neal 6’7 F/C Jackson State University (SWAC) 2024
8) Kerry Richardson 6’7 F/C Morehouse College (SIAC) 2023
9) Tajh Green 6’8 SF/PF Benedict College (SIAC) 2022
10) Brison Gresham 6’9 F/C Texas Southern University (SWAC) 2022


 HBCU All-Stars announce first-ever international tour
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