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“Another successful Kenner League is in the books and the championship came down to two teams led by new transfers to your Georgetown Hoyas. In case you haven’t been following closely enough this summer, the league games and the playoffs have been super competitive and Wayne Bristol, Jr., Ismael Massoud, Rowan Brumbaugh, Supreme Cook, and Jay Heath were getting multiple player-of the-game awards.”
— WHIPPLE
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“Since the beginning of Kenner League in July, few players have made more noise in the storied pro-am summer league than Brumbaugh, who led his A. Wash & Associates team to a Kenner League championship on Sunday and was subsequently named Kenner League MVP.”
— Hilltop hoops
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“Alums of the league include Gilbert Arenas, Kevin Durant and Allen Iverson. During the 1994 Kenner League, Iverson and Mason's own Nate Langley combined for 77 points in a riveting semifinal. Cagey Mason veterans like Will Thomas and Bryon Allen, as well as future pros like Otis Livingston II and Marquise Moore have represented Mason in the league in recent years.”
— GEORGE MASON ATHLETICS
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“The alumni list of notable players that have played in the Kenner League are legendary players such as former Georgetown stars Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, Dikembe Mutombo, Allen Iverson, Jerome Williams and Greg Monroe (Boston Celtics), to name a few. Other non-Hoyas that came through the hallowed courts of McDonough during the summer were former players such as Steve Francis, Greivis Vasquez, Gilbert Arenas and current pros such as Victor Oladipo (Indiana Pacers), Josh Hart (Los Angeles Lakers) and All-Star forwards Kevin Durant and DeMarcus Cousins (Golden State Warriors).”
— DAVID CORDOVA
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“Many fans might think Georgetown runs the Kenner League, but it does not. The league is an independent effort, whose organizers must raise money from Nike and team sponsors to cover the cost of officials, jerseys, and other organizational costs, and maintain NCAA certification. As summer leagues go, Kenner is among the longest running of its kind, but cannot continue without organizational support and the NCAA's blessing.”
— THE GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HISTORY PROJECT
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“Another successful Kenner League is in the books and the championship came down to two teams led by new transfers to your Georgetown Hoyas. In case you haven’t been following closely enough this summer, the league games and the playoffs have been super competitive and Wayne Bristol, Jr., Ismael Massoud, Rowan Brumbaugh, Supreme Cook, and Jay Heath were getting multiple player-of the-game awards.”
— WHIPPLE
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“Since the beginning of Kenner League in July, few players have made more noise in the storied pro-am summer league than Brumbaugh, who led his A. Wash & Associates team to a Kenner League championship on Sunday and was subsequently named Kenner League MVP.”
— Hilltop hoops
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“Alums of the league include Gilbert Arenas, Kevin Durant and Allen Iverson. During the 1994 Kenner League, Iverson and Mason's own Nate Langley combined for 77 points in a riveting semifinal. Cagey Mason veterans like Will Thomas and Bryon Allen, as well as future pros like Otis Livingston II and Marquise Moore have represented Mason in the league in recent years.”
— GEORGE MASON ATHLETICS
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“The alumni list of notable players that have played in the Kenner League are legendary players such as former Georgetown stars Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, Dikembe Mutombo, Allen Iverson, Jerome Williams and Greg Monroe (Boston Celtics), to name a few. Other non-Hoyas that came through the hallowed courts of McDonough during the summer were former players such as Steve Francis, Greivis Vasquez, Gilbert Arenas and current pros such as Victor Oladipo (Indiana Pacers), Josh Hart (Los Angeles Lakers) and All-Star forwards Kevin Durant and DeMarcus Cousins (Golden State Warriors).”
— DAVID CORDOVA
-
“Many fans might think Georgetown runs the Kenner League, but it does not. The league is an independent effort, whose organizers must raise money from Nike and team sponsors to cover the cost of officials, jerseys, and other organizational costs, and maintain NCAA certification. As summer leagues go, Kenner is among the longest running of its kind, but cannot continue without organizational support and the NCAA's blessing.”
— THE GEORGETOWN BASKETBALL HISTORY PROJECT