Okonkwo dishes out team-high four assists; Great Britain drops finale

By R.L. Bynum

Although UNC transfer James Okonwko struggled to score in Great Britain’s FIBA U20 European Championships Division B finale, he showed off his passing skills.

After collecting only three assists in the first six games, the 6–8, 240-pound former West Virginia player dished out a team-high four assists as the British team lost to Switzerland 82–73 in its final consolation-bracket game in Skopje, North Macedonia.

Okonkwo only made two of nine shots and scored a tournament-low four points while pulling down single-digit rebounds for only the second time in seven games with eight. He blocked one shot to give him 15 for the tournament after he blocked a team-high 22 shots last season for the Mountaineers.

He had an early layup, and his jump shot three minutes into the game gave Great Britain a 6–5 lead. The British team (2–5) led 20–17 before the game was tied at 22 entering the second quarter, and the Swiss (4–3) led 47–41 at halftime. Great Britain trailed the entire second half.

Okonkwo will finally visit the UNC campus for the first time. A few days before committing to Carolina on July 6, he set an official visit for late this month.

Okonkwo shot 57.4% from the floor last season for West Virginia. He played 340 minutes in 31 games and scored 42 points.



DateTime/
scores
Month/dayOpponent/event
(current ranks)
TV
OctoberExhibitions
9W, 88–70Fridayvs. No. 21 USC
in Greensboro
18L, 76–58Sundayvs. Indiana
in Indianapolis
27W, 89–82, OTTuesdayvs. Charlotte
NovemberRegular season
27 p.m.Mondayvs. Western CarolinaACCN
67 p.m.Fridayvs. WoffordACCN
107 p.m.Tuesdayvs. WyomingACCN
137 p.m.Fridayvs. GeorgiaESPN2
209 p.m.Fridayvs. MarshallACCN
237 p.m.Mondayvs. MonmouthACCN
277 p.m.FridayDick Vitale Invitational
vs. West Virginia
in Charlotte
ESPN
December
17:30TuesdayACC/SEC Challenge
vs. No. 12 Arkansas
ESPN
63 p.m.Sundayvs. ButlerESPN2
12NoonSaturdayat GeorgetownPeacock
157 p.m.TuesdayTobacco Road Classic
vs. N.C. State
in Greensboro
ESPN2
192:30SaturdayCBS Sports Classic
vs. No. 23 Kentucky
in New York
CBS
218 p.m.Mondayvs. The CitadelThe CW
304 p.m.Wednesdayvs. CaliforniaACCN
January
24 p.m.Saturdayat Boston CollegeESPN
or ESPN2
59 p.m.Tuesdayat No. 11 LouisvilleESPN or
ESPNU
9NoonSaturdayvs. N.C. StateESPN2
137 p.m.Wednesdayat Florida StateESPN2 or
ESPNU
162:15Saturdayvs. StanfordThe CW
199 p.m.Tuesdayvs. No. 9 VirginiaESPN
23NoonSaturdayat SyracuseESPN or
2 or U
267 p.m.Tuesdayvs. SMUESPN or
ESPN2
306 or
6:30
SaturdayNashville Hoops Showdown
vs. No. 3 Illinois
in Nashville, Tenn.
ESPN
February
27 p.m.Tuesdayat Notre DameESPN or
ESPN2
62:15Saturdayvs. Georgia TechThe CW
86 p.m.Mondayvs. No. 11 LouisvilleESPN
135:30Saturdayat No. 2 DukeABC
207 p.m.Saturdayat Wake ForestACCN
227 p.m.Mondayvs. No. 14 MiamiESPN
277 p.m.Saturdayat Virginia TechESPN
March
29 p.m.Tuesdayat PittsburghESPN or
ESPN2
66 or
6:30
Saturdayvs. No. 2 DukeESPN
9–13Tues.-Sat.ACC tournament
in Greensboro

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DateTime/
scores
Month/dayOpponent/event
(current ranks)
TV
OctoberExhibitions
9W, 88–70Fridayvs. No. 21 USC
in Greensboro
18L, 76–58Sundayvs. Indiana
in Indianapolis
27W, 89–82, OTTuesdayvs. Charlotte
NovemberRegular season
27 p.m.Mondayvs. Western CarolinaACCN
67 p.m.Fridayvs. WoffordACCN
107 p.m.Tuesdayvs. WyomingACCN
137 p.m.Fridayvs. GeorgiaESPN2
209 p.m.Fridayvs. MarshallACCN
237 p.m.Mondayvs. MonmouthACCN
277 p.m.FridayDick Vitale Invitational
vs. West Virginia
in Charlotte
ESPN
December
17:30TuesdayACC/SEC Challenge
vs. No. 12 Arkansas
ESPN
63 p.m.Sundayvs. ButlerESPN2
12NoonSaturdayat GeorgetownPeacock
157 p.m.TuesdayTobacco Road Classic
vs. N.C. State
in Greensboro
ESPN2
192:30SaturdayCBS Sports Classic
vs. No. 23 Kentucky
in New York
CBS
218 p.m.Mondayvs. The CitadelThe CW
304 p.m.Wednesdayvs. CaliforniaACCN
January
24 p.m.Saturdayat Boston CollegeESPN
or ESPN2
59 p.m.Tuesdayat No. 11 LouisvilleESPN or
ESPNU
9NoonSaturdayvs. N.C. StateESPN2
137 p.m.Wednesdayat Florida StateESPN2 or
ESPNU
162:15Saturdayvs. StanfordThe CW
199 p.m.Tuesdayvs. No. 9 VirginiaESPN
23NoonSaturdayat SyracuseESPN or
2 or U
267 p.m.Tuesdayvs. SMUESPN or
ESPN2
306 or
6:30
SaturdayNashville Hoops Showdown
vs. No. 3 Illinois
in Nashville, Tenn.
ESPN
February
27 p.m.Tuesdayat Notre DameESPN or
ESPN2
62:15Saturdayvs. Georgia TechThe CW
86 p.m.Mondayvs. No. 11 LouisvilleESPN
135:30Saturdayat No. 2 DukeABC
207 p.m.Saturdayat Wake ForestACCN
227 p.m.Mondayvs. No. 14 MiamiESPN
277 p.m.Saturdayat Virginia TechESPN
March
29 p.m.Tuesdayat PittsburghESPN or
ESPN2
66 or
6:30
Saturdayvs. No. 2 DukeESPN
9–13Tues.-Sat.ACC tournament
in Greensboro

No.ClassPlayerPos.HgtWgt
25FreshmanMaxi Adams F6–7220
30FreshmanMalloy SmithG6–5180
21FreshmanSayon Keita
(SIGH-on KAY-tuh)
C7–0205
5FreshmanKevin ThomasW6–6205
35SophomoreCade Bennerman — UC7–0205
17SophomoreNeo Avdalas — W
(NEE-oh ahv-DOLL-lus)
G6–9220
2SophomoreIsaiah DenisG6–4185
3SophomoreMatt Able — XG6–5200
22JuniorAlex Samodurov
(SAH-muh-DUHR-off)
C6–11225
1SeniorTerrence Brown — YG6–3180
4SeniorJaydon Young
(JAY-din)
G6–4200
15SeniorJarin Stevenson
(JARE-in)
F6–10220
14GraduateAngelo Brizzi — Z
(BRIZZ-ee)
G6–3200
54GraduateCameron Fens — V
(Fenz)
C7–0255
Walk-ons
99JuniorJohn Holbrook — SAF6–8230
32SeniorEvan SmithG6–1200

V — South Dakota transfer; U — Northwestern transfer; W — Virginia Tech transfer; X — N.C. State transfer; Y — Utah transfer; Z — Buffalo transfer; SA — Holbrook is a designated student-athlete, so he doesn’t count against UNC’s 15-player limit.

Coach Michael Malone’s coaching staff — Associate head coach Chuck Martin; assistant coaches Bryan Tibaldi (tih-BALL-dee), Sean May, Jorge Sanz (HOR-hey sahnth), Pat Sullivan and Brandon Robinson; Director of player development Deon Thompson.


Former players at other schools

PlayerClass Pos.HgtWgtNext
school
Luka BogavacSeniorW6–6215Oklahoma State
James BrownSeniorC6–10240Howard
Derek DixonSophomoreG6–5200Arizona
Kyan EvansSeniorG6–2175Minnesota
Zayden High JuniorC6–10230South Florida
Jonathan PowellJuniorG6–6190Pittsburgh
Ivan MatlekovicJuniorC7–0255Pacific

Photo courtesy of FIBA

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