Galloway: You want to be that inspiration
9 Nov
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Kyrin Galloway said the experience to give back to the basketballers of tomorrow is priceless as the 36ers visited Immanuel College on Monday.
Galloway, Deng Acuoth, Robert Franks, Nick Marshall, Fiston Ipassou and Fraser Roxburgh played in a mini-game with students while also teaching them drills.
"It was really good," he said.
"It's all about the kids, they brought the energy with the whole school in the gym, so it was one of my favourite school visits.
"You always enjoy it because you want to be that inspiration or be the reason someone wants to play and enjoys the game, so it was a great experience to give back.
"They show love, so it's good to show love back."
Galloway joked he was pleased with his own performance and being able to show off for the adoring fans.
"I got a few dunks in the game, the crowd energy was really good," he said.
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