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21 May 2026  4 min read

Hoopsfix All-Star Classic makes it 12 in a row

The 12th edition of the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic will take place on Sunday 24 May 2026 in London.

Held at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, rosters have now been confirmed for both the Men's and Women's games.

A star-studded line-up is expected for both contests, with a host of Academy standouts and established GB juniors involved, and a much-anticipated Coaching Conference is also scheduled as part of the weekend.

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"We’re looking forward to being back at Crystal Palace," said Sam Neter, founder of Hoopsfix.

"We want to showcase young British talent while raising money for the Hoopsfix Foundation to reinvest back into the game."

The format for the event remains the same as previous year with an Under-19 Women’s game and Under-19 Men’s game being played alongside a Three-Point Shootout and Dunk Contest, as doors open at 12:30pm.

The full schedule for the day is as follows:

  • 12:30pm - Doors open
  • 1pm - Three-Point Shootout
  • 1:30pm - Under-19 Women’s game
  • 3:30pm - Dunk Contest
  • 4pm - Under-19 Men’s game

The event is organised by the Hoopsfix Foundation, the not-for-profit arm of Hoopsfix.com, with proceeds from the day being ploughed back into the growth and development of the British game.

Ticket sales from the Hoopsfix All-Star Classic over the years have been used to help fund numerous outdoor basketball renovations from Clapham Common to Brighton Beach and Turnpike Lane, which opened last year.

U19 Women's Rosters

Team Black

  • #1 Nina Wadda, Forward, Bristol
  • #3 Chloe Vella, Forward, CoLA
  • #5 Adaora Dioramma, Forward, CoLA
  • #6 Ella Wright, Guard, Sheffield Hatters
  • #9 Ophelia Larder-Lee, Forward, Nottingham Wildcats
  • #10 Kamilah Yakubu, Guard, Barking Abbey
  • #11 Irene Oboavwoduo, Guard, Manchester
  • #12 Monife Abidekun, Forward, CoLA
  • #13 Debra Wilson-Osuide, Guard, CoLA
  • #15 Kaiya Bateman, Guard, Ipswich
  • #20 Katie Hancock, Forward, Sheffield Arrows
  • #21 Holly Ensoll, Centre, Ipswich

Head Coach: Kyla Nelson, London Lions

Team White

  • #4 Fleur Gamal, Forward, Manchester
  • #6 Angel Whyte, Guard, Ipswich
  • #7 Tiarna Chambers-Desmond, Forward, Nottingham Wildcats
  • #9 Holly Welch, Forward, Oaklands
  • #10 Isey Frost, Guard, Valur (Iceland)
  • #11 Maisie Keyes, Guard, Ipswich
  • #13 Sharliyah Sutherland, Guard, Barking Abbey
  • #14 Anna Idiata Mendez, Forward, Itchen
  • #16 Bo Frost, Guard/Forward, Oaklands
  • #20 Grace Nzeakor, Forward, Charnwood
  • #26 Alix McIntosh, Forward, Caledonia Gladiators
  • #67 Eva-Grace Yebila, Centre, CoLA

Head Coach: Chloe Gaynor, Newcastle Eagles

More roster info

U19 Men's Rosters

Team Black

  • #0 Gavin Mitchell, Forward, Oaklands
  • #1 Ollie Bishop, Centre, AZ Compass (US)
  • #2 Tejan Rugette, Guard, Lee Academy (US)
  • #3 Kelvin Clement, Guard, Manchester
  • #4 Junior Sanchez, Guard, Myerscough College
  • #5 Kalvin Oates, Guard, Milton Keynes Breakers
  • #6 Ethan Round, Guard, Solent Kestrels
  • #8 Alex Vourliotis, Forward, Balboa Prep (US)
  • #10 Kervy Mabaya, Forward, Barking Abbey
  • #11 Harry Sheehan, Guard, Myerscough College
  • #15 Andrew Nwokolo, Forward, CoLA
  • #23 Sean Mackey, Guard, Lee Academy (US)

Head Coach: Danny Hildreth, Sussex Storm

Team White

  • #1 Emilis Zibuda, Guard, Layton Christian Academy (US)
  • #2 Zach Trezvant, Centre, Myerscough College
  • #3 Jamaul McAllister, Guard, Sussex Storm
  • #4 Jakub Ofman, Forward, Solent Kestrels
  • #6 Jack Walton, Guard, Manchester Magic
  • #8 Daniel Banjoko, Guard, CoLA
  • #9 Olivier Esingle, Guard, Myerscough College
  • #10 Tristan Curran, Guard, Charnwood
  • #13 Demi Babalola, Guard, Manchester
  • #14 Toby Gass, Forward, CoLA
  • #16 Larry Duru, Forward, City of Birmingham Rockets
  • #99 Josh Mendes, Forward, Barking Abbey

Head Coach: Lewis Scott, Myerscough College

More roster info

 

Coaching Clinic

The Hoopsfix All-Star Classic Basketball Development Conference is also back this weekend, returning for its sixth edition, bringing together some of the most compelling voices in the game for a day of learning, sharing, and connecting.

Taking place on Saturday 23 May 2026 at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, this year’s conference features six expert practitioners delivering sessions covering everything from offensive and defensive systems to building national federations from the ground up:

  • Billy Mims: Transition Basketball - building an uptempo style offensive system 
  • Jesse Sazant: Using constraints to develop defensive decision making 
  • Steve Vear: Building a National Team with South Sudan
  • Samit Nuruzade: How to get the most out of your motion offence
  • Kyla Nelson: Lessons Learned as a First Year Professional Head Coach
  • Kerem Gonlum: Developing the Modern Day Big Man 

For more information about the clinic and to secure a spot, click the button below:

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