Located in the center of Buenos Aires, Argentina this court, locally known as “La Copita” has paid its respects to the trailblazers of Argentinian basketball.
Courts of the World’s (COTW) Ryan O’Leary was recently a guest on Hoopsology. The newest member of the team talks about what drew him to basketball, the origins of the website, finding the best basketball courts in town, and the new partnership with FIBA.
Continue reading “COTW’s Ryan O’Leary Featured on Hoopsology”Goran Dragić, the captain of the golden Slovenian national team from the FIBA European Championship 2017 in Turkey, where he was the MVP of the championship, is a special player, and he is proving it off the court too. Under his vision, there is now a “smart court” in Tivoli, Slovenia… and more to come!
If you’re ever driving between San Francisco and Los Angeles, be on the lookout for Morro Bay. Driving through on State Route 1, it’s about 200 miles north of LA and you can’t really miss it.
The city of Angels has everything a baller could ask for, to the max. Being the second largest populated city in the United States, it makes sense that it would house a huge basketball fanbase. The entertainment industry of LA is massive and is home to a whopping six professional sports teams.
Let me introduce you to Jujuy. It is the furthermost north province of Argentina, bordering the province of Salta, and Bolivia and Chile. It has an environment similar to Croatia and a population (600k) like Luxembourg.
Imagine yourself and your brother, your friend, traveling around the world, exploring different cultures, religions, nations, and races. Sounds interesting? Add in a love for basketball, and you have the beginning of the magic behind Justin and Brendan Lee and their nonprofit organization Buckets & Borders.
