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Howard University Men’s Basketball Toronto Tour August 14th-17th at George Brown & U of T

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Tri-Star Client Services presents Howard University for our Canadian College Basketball Tour from August 13th – August 17th, 2014.

Howard University will be playing George Brown College on Aug 14 at 7:00 pm in the main gym at 200 King Street E Toronto, On M5A 3W8 building A, 6th floor

With a game on the following evening of Aug 15 against U of T at 8:00 pm in the gym at The Athletic Center/Benson building 55 Harbord Street .

And lastly to complete the tour with a game facing Toronto MADE Hoopers on Aug 16 at 2:00 pm.

Howard University is an NCAA divisional University near Downtown Washington, D.C in the MEAC conference.

We are excited to welcome back Toronto native Tyler Stone a 6’7” sophomore who played in Toronto basketball program with Eastern Commerce Saints. He also played AAU with Grassroots Canada Elite.This last year at Howard he averaged 4.3 points 4 rebounds and 1 block per game.

Howard University Coaches

Head Coach: Kevin Nickelberry

Associate Head Coach: Keith Coutreyer

Assisstant Coach: Travis Lyons

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Drew Ebanks

Drew Ebanks

Drew Ebanks

Often referred to as Mr. Canada Basketball, Ebanks has been an integral innovator and personality in both amateur and professional basketball. With a High Honours Diploma in Radio & Television Broadcasting (Seneca College) and experience in the financial services industry, Ebanks’ diverse educational background and work experience has allowed him to maximize On Point’s potential in becoming a leading basketball media, promotional and lifestyle brand.

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