U.S. College/University Players of Asian descent!

[DarknessFalls2]

7'0" Josh Sharma (Indian-American) - Northfield-Mt. Hermon School (Class of 2015)
Stanford (NCAA Division I - Pac 12)

 

[DarknessFalls2]

5'8" Jaren Yang
Gordon College (NCAA Division III) - Wenham, MA

 

[CKR132]

Good read about Jeff Wu from Taiwan.
http://www.sacbee.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/ailene-voisin/article64349337.html

 

[locdogjr2]

Good read about Jeff Wu from Taiwan.
http://www.sacbee.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/ailene-voisin/article64349337.html

Thanks for posting this! I've been following his boxscores all year, looks like a solid player.

Have you gotten to see him play live yet?

 

[CKR132]

Thanks for posting this! I've been following his boxscores all year, looks like a solid player.

Have you gotten to see him play live yet?

Saw the livestream last year during the state playoff where Jeff Wu met the team of Harry Giles. Wu has incredible handles and the way he creates space during square up dribble is his main strength for a scoring guard. Chinese Taipei wants him to play with the Universiade team this year for the world university games.

 

[serbianhoops2]

6'6" SF Christian Oshita (Japanese-American)
2016-17 : University of California San Diego (NCAA Division Il - CCAA)
2015-16 : University of San Diego (NCAA Division I - WCC)
Son of 6'5" American former handball player Rodney Kenji "Rod" Oshita who compete in the 1984 and 1988 Summer Olympics.

 

[thespywhozaggedme2]

Bing Huang, 6'4 freshman guard for Boise State. He is redshirting.

 

[sinobball2]

He's from China. Real name is Huang Chenbin (or Chenbin Huang). He's been in the US for many years.

 

[thespywhozaggedme2]

7'0" Josh Sharma (Indian-American) - Northfield-Mt. Hermon School (Class of 2015)
Stanford (NCAA Division I - Pac 12)

had 23/18 vs Long Beach State on the 29th!!

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/boxscore?gameId=401087138

Is he eligible for the Indian national team? Do they even know about him?

 

[thespywhozaggedme2]

He's from China. Real name is Huang Chenbin (or Chenbin Huang). He's been in the US for many years.

There's a few good Chinese freshmen in NCAA this year.

 

[thespywhozaggedme2]

Christian Juzang with 20 points for Harvard tonight.

 

[sinobball2]

A few Chinese players

Xu Xiaolong will play for Wake Forest. Looks like a walk-on player
https://godeacs.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/xiaolong-xu/7058

Dong Hao will play for BYU Cougars. Also a walk-on.
https://byucougars.com/athlete/m-basketball/1300614/hao-dong

In women's basketball, Wang Fuqu aka Crystal Wang (class of '23) commits to Northwestern. Most likely will get PT.
https://wx2.sinaimg.cn/mw2000/006euGE8gy1h6qqldhq1mj30u00u0aec.jpg

Another women's player, Ji Kun aka Quincy Ji is on the Bentley (Division II) roster
https://www.bentleyfalcons.com/sports/wbkb/2022-23/bios/jl_quincy_dukh

Looks like all four players are from Beijing.

 

[Edward812]

Do you think you can make the Chinese Basketball Association this?

Is this question serious? Regardless, the chances seem quite slim. I haven't played serious basketball in about four years, so my shooting skills have significantly declined. Now, I focus on playing College Ultimate, which involves different wrist motions, leading to a messed-up shooting form. From your statement, it appears you might not be giving the CBA (Chinese Basketball Association) enough credit, as they are not as bad as you imply. While they do have some less skilled players, most of them have a typical basketball height, and many could potentially perform well in collegiate divisions.