Nwauzu (Class of 2024) commits to McCook College

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PRESTON, England – Myerscough forward Daniel Nwauzu announced Saturday his commitment to the Nebraska-based junior college McCook Community College. “The people I’ve met at Myerscough and the connections I’ve made I’ll have those throughout my life—I’ve made lifelong friends and I’m grateful for that. From a basketball standpoint, the amount of experience I’ve gained from being here, I don’t think...

Myerscough and Basketball England renew DiSE partnership

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PRESTON – After a successful DiSE Partnership Tender, Myerscough College has been recognised as one of only fourteen England Development Programme’s with a DiSE Partnership established for 2023-2026.

Neal Hopkins announces cancer is in remission

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PRESTON - Myerscough Head Coach and Programme Director Neal Hopkins announced on Thursday via Twitter both his battle with cancer - and, in the same breath, that he is in remission.

Myerscough May Half-Term Camp 

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Preston, United Kingdom - Myerscough Basketball Academy is pleased to announce a two-day basketball camp, scheduled for Wednesday 31st May and Thursday 1st June during the May half-term at the High-Performance Centre, Preston campus, PR3 0RY.   This event is open to all players aged 10-16 years old and costs £25 per day or £40 for both days.   Participants will have the...

Curtains close on third European campaign   

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Levice, Slovakia – Myerscough’s third season in the European Youth Basketball League came to an end this past weekend as the Preston-based academy faced off against teams from Slovakia, Czech Republic and Italy.   Myerscough’s sole victory of the weekend was against USK Prague whilst losses against SVK Selection, College Basket and SBK Junior Levice saw Myerscough drop to 6th place out...

Myerscough to battle for EYBL Top-4 as pool play closes  

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Levice, Slovakia – Myerscough’s third season in the European Youth Basketball League kicked started over the past few days as the Preston-based academy faced off against teams from Slovakia, and Czech Republic. Despite falling short on the opening day against a talented SVK selection team made up primarily of Slovakian national team players, Myerscough bounced back in convincing fashion...