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NUNS misses semis bus, falls to Yongsan at NBA Rising Stars Invitational

NU-Nazareth School narrowly missed a semifinal berth after dropping a close encounter to Yongsan High School of South Korea in the NBA Rising Stars Invitational.

NUNS misses semis bus, falls to Yongsan at NBA Rising Stars Invitational

NU-Nazareth School narrowly missed a semifinal berth after dropping a close encounter to Yongsan High School of South Korea in the NBA Rising Stars Invitational.

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Hwa Chong hangs on; Five schools pick up dominant wins in NBA Rising Stars Invitational

The opening day of the 2025 NBA Rising Stars Invitational featured five dominant outings but saved the best for last with a gritty, hard-fought finale.

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Undrafted Ryan Nembhard, brother of Pacers’ Andrew, signs two-way deal with Mavericks—reports

Dallas may have picked up a gem in Gonzaga standout Ryan Nembhard, who reportedly signed a two-way contract with the Mavericks after going undrafted in the 2025 NBA Draft.

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France, Australia make waves as Day 2 of 2025 NBA Draft concludes

France and Australia delivered the strongest international showing on Day 2 of the 2025 NBA Draft, with seven players selected.

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Magic add international flavor to rejigged squad, select France's Noah Penda at no. 32

Noah Penda continued France’s strong presence in the 2025 NBA Draft, as he was selected by the Orlando Magic.

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Suns bolster frontcourt, pick Rasheer Fleming as 31st pick to open Day 2 of 2025 NBA Draft

Standing 6-foot-8 with a 7-foot-5 wingspan, Rasheer Fleming becomes the latest addition to a Suns frontcourt that already includes 7-foot-2 Khaman Maluach and 7-foot center Mark Williams.

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LIST: Jordan Clarkson, Jalen Green, Dylan Harper, other NBA players with Filipino heritage

What began with Raymond Townsend’s trailblazing debut in 1978 has grown into a proud lineage — now walked proudly by names like Jordan Clarkson, Jalen Green, Jared McCain, and most recently Dylan Harper.

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Dylan Harper proud to carry Filipino heritage next to Clarkson, Green, McCain in modern NBA

Jordan Clarkson. Jalen Green. Jared McCain. And now, Dylan Harper. The Filipino pride is not just rising — it’s booming and beaming in the modern-day NBA.

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SGA drops bars vs Thunder critics: 'Only competition is the man in the reflection'

Three days after leading Oklahoma City to the 2025 NBA championship, Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander took to social media to send a message to the critics who doubted him and his team’s rise.

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FULL LIST | 2025 NBA Draft board

Cooper Flagg was, as expected, drafted no. 1 overall by the Dallas Mavericks. Fil-Am Dylan Harper was picked second by the San Antonio Spurs. Check out the full 2025 NBA Draft list here.

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