36ers announce development players
1 Sep
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The Adelaide 36ers are pleased to welcome three new development players to its roster for NBL23.
Cameron Thew, Fiston Ipassou and Fraser Roxburgh have joined the club, while Nick Marshall has signed on for another campaign after an impressive NBL22 season.
Thew, a 208cm forward/centre, joins the club from Queensland-based NBL1 side Northside Wizards, where he averaged 14.38 points and 6.75 rebounds per game.
Ipassou, 18 moves from NBL1 Central club Forestville Eagles.
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Ipassou averaged 9.58 points and 5.42 rebounds per game for the Eagles, including 16 points in the losing preliminary final to South Adelaide on Saturday.
Roxburgh, 17, is one of the brightest talents in Australian basketball, fresh from Knox Basketball in Victoria.
Marshall will be looking at more minutes after impressing coach CJ Bruton last season, earning him another spot as a development player.
Bruton said he’s eager to see the four players reach their potential
“Everyone I pick here I try to put in a mould to be able to play worldwide,” he said.
“I want to see them grow in their careers and achieve everything on their wish list to play this game.”

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