2013 Nike Hoop Summit • Just the Facts

OFFICIAL EVENT TITLE: Nike Hoop Summit

OFFICIAL TEAM NAME: 2013 USA Basketball Men’s Junior National Select Team

EVENT SITE: Portland, Oregon

EVENT VENUE: Rose Garden (19,980)

OFFICIAL EVENT INTERNET SITE: www.nikehoopsummit.com

GAME DATE: April 20, 2013 / 4 p.m. (PDT)

TELEVISION: ESPN2

ROSTERS: USA & World Select Team Rosters

USA BASKETBALL TRAINING CAMP DATES: April 18-19, 2013

USA BASKETBALL TRAINING CAMP SITE: Portland, Oregon

TICKET INFORMATION: Tickets for the 16th annual Nike Hoop Summit will go on sale at 10 a.m. (PDT) on Friday, Jan. 18, with reserved courtside seats for $25 and $50 and general admission tickets for $5 in advance and $10 on game day. Tickets will be available through the Rose Quarter Ticket Office, by calling 877-789-ROSE (7673) or by visiting www.rosequarter.com.

EVENT DESCRIPTION: An annual basketball game played under international rules. The Nike Hoop Summit features the USA Basketball Men’s Junior Select Team, comprised of the top high school boy senior players, playing against an World Select Team, comprised of top players 19-years-old or younger from around the world.

ELIGIBILITY: U.S. male athletes who are high school seniors graduating in 2013.

EVENT HISTORY: The USA holds an 11-4 series lead. Held annually from 1995-2000, the Nike Hoop Summit was resumed in 2004. The Nike Hoop Summit was played in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2004 in the city hosting the men's NCAA Final Four. Between 2005-2007 the Nike Hoop Summit was held at the FedExForum in Memphis, Tennessee. Since 2008 the game has been played in Portland, Oregon, at the Rose Garden.

USA NIKE HOOP SUMMIT PLAYERS OF NOTE:

Shareef Abdur-Rahim (1995); Ron Artest (1997); Shane Battier (1997); Michael Beasley (2007); Mike Bibby (1996); Elton Brand (1997); Nick Collison (1999); Anthony Davis (2011); Baron Davis (1997); Demar DeRozan (2008); Chris Duhon (2000); Mike Dunleavy (1999); Kevin Durant (2006); Wayne Ellington (2006); Monta Ellis (2005); Tyreke Evans (2008); Kevin Garnett (1995); Dion Glover (1997); Drew Gordon (2008); Tyler Hansbrough (2005); Al Harrington (1998); Paul Harris (2006); Spencer Hawes (2006); Gerald Henderson (2006); Kirk Hinrich (1999); Jrue Holiday (2008); Ryan Humphrey (1997); Larry Hughes (1997); Casey Jacobsen (1999); Antawn Jamison (1995); Al Jefferson (2004); Jared Jeffries (2000); Joe Johnson (1999); Kevin Love (2007); Tywon Lawson (2006); Rashard Lewis (1998); Stephon Marbury (1995); O.J. Mayo (2007); Darius Miles (2000); Shabazz Muhammad (2012); Jermaine O'Neal (1996); Zack Randolph (2000); Quentin Richardson (1998); Derrick Rose (2007); Josh Smith (2004); J.R. Smith (2004); Stromile Swift (1998); Sebastian Telfair (2004); Robert Traylor (1995); Martell Webster (2005); Jay Williams (1999); Louis Williams (2005).

Additionally, six USA Hoop Summit athletes have advanced to compete in the Olympic Games, including Abdur-Rahim, Anthony Davis, Durant, Garnett, Love and Marbury.

INTERNATIONAL NIKE HOOP SUMMIT PLAYERS OF NOTE:

Dirk Nowitzki (1998); Tony Parker (2000); Serge Ibaka (2008); Nicholas Bantum (2007); Andrea Bargnani (2004); Alexis Ajinca (2008); Jerome Moiso (1997); Darius Songaila (1998); Luis Scola (1998); Ruben Boumtje Boumtje (1997); Bostjan Nachbar (1999, 2000); Dan Gadzuric (1998); Vladmir Radmanovic (1999); Igor Rakocevic (1997); Mouhamed Saer Sene (2006); Dusan Sakota (2005); Bruno Sundov (1999); Mark Dickel (1996); Martynas Pocius (2005); Andrew Wiggins (2012).

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