Antwerp Giants

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Antwerp Giants
Antwerp Giants logo
Leagues Belgian League
Founded 2005
Arena Lotto Arena
(capacity:5,218)
Location Antwerp, Belgium
Team colors White and Red
         
President Belgium Roger Roels
Head coach Belgium Eddy Casteels
Championships {{{championships}}}
Website www.antwerpgiants.be

Antwerp Giants is a Belgian professional basketball club based in Antwerp. Their home arena is Lotto Arena. Antwerpse, Zaziko, Brabo, Oxaco, Tunnel and more Antwerp basketball teams formed a union called SOBABEE which merged with Racing Mechelen BC. The club was called Racing Basket Antwerpen then. In 2005 the name changed to Antwerp Giants.

Current squad

Team 2011-2012
# Player Pos HT Date of birth Country
4 Roel Moors G 186 cm 16/12/1978  Belgium
5 Salah Mejri C 216 cm 15/06/1986  Tunisia
6 Ralph Biggs F 199 cm 06/02/1975  Belgium
7 Bryan Hopkins G 183 cm 26/10/1983  United States
8 Darnell Wilson PF 198 cm 08/04/1985  United States
9 Tim Black G 178 cm 30/04/1981  United States
10 Dennis Donkor G 193 cm 15/07/1991  Belgium
11 Michael Roll F 197 cm 04/12/1987  United States
12 Jean-Marc Mwema F 195 cm 05/12/1989  Belgium
14 Maarten Rademakers F 204 cm 13/06/1991  Belgium
15 Julian Vaughn C 206 cm 16/12/1988  United States
20 Dorian Marchant F 195 cm 24/04/1993  Belgium
21 Christof Aertssen F 197 cm 29/06/1990  Belgium
22 Mike Morrison PF 205 cm 31/10/1989  United States

Head coach : Eddy Casteels ( Belgium)

Former Players (since 2000)

United States Alan Wiggins (2011–12)

Belgium Randy Oveneke (2008–11)

United States Graham Brown (2009–11)

Belgium Brecht Guillemyn (2009–11)

United States Trent Strickland (2009–11)

Belgium Jef Vander Jonckheyd (2001–03, 2010-11)

Belgium Wim Vandenweyer (2010–11)

Belgium Alexander Lichodzijewski (2006–10)

United States Brandon Gay (2007–10)

Belgium Christophe Beghin (2008–10)

United States Thomas Gardner (2009–10)

Belgium Thomas De Thaey (2009–10)

Belgium Thomas Lamot (2005–09)

Belgium Yves Dupont (2006–09)

Netherlands Nick Oudendag (2007–09)

Belgium Lee Wouters (2007–09)

United States Brian Lynch (2008–09)

Slovakia David Toya (2005–08)

Montenegro Mladen Sekularac (2005–08)

Belgium Vincent Verbeeck (2005–08)

United States Ryan Sears (2007–08)

United States Ian Hanavan (2007–08)

Belgium Kris Sergeant (2007–08)

United States Ayinde Ubaka (2007–08)

Argentina Gabriel Mikulas (2007–08)

Belgium Gianni Fiermans (2007–08)

Belgium Frederik Biot (2007–08)

United States Ed Norvell (2003–07)

United States Len Matela (2003–07)

Israel Gur Shelef (2005–07)

Belgium Senne Geukens (2005–07)

Belgium Thomas Dreesen (2005–07)

Democratic Republic of the Congo Bob Tshitenge (2005–07)

United States Dwayne Archbold (2006–07)

United States Kelley McClure (2006–07)

Belgium Pieter Loridon (2000–06)

Belgium Domien Loubry (2001–06)

Belgium Sebastien Bellin (2003–06)

Hungary Peter Lorant (2005–06)

Croatia Damir Milacic (2005–06)

Belgium Duke Tshomba (2003–05)

Belgium Sam Rotsaert (2003–05)

Belgium Paul Bayer (2000–02, 2004–05)

Belgium Ron Ellis (2004–05)

Belgium Piet De Bel (2004–05)

Belgium Jozef Casteels (2001–04)

Germany David Arigbabu (2003–04)

Croatia Igor Starcevic (2003–04)

United States Charles Bennett (2003–04)

Belgium Niels Vinckx (2003–04)

Belgium Lennert Swaeb (2003–04)

Belgium Joeri Moonen (2003–04)

Belgium Michael Krikemans (2000–03)

Belgium Maarten Goethaert (2000–03)

United States Tezale Archie (2002–03)

United States Chris Young (2002–03)

Poland Miroslaw Lopatka (2002–03)

Netherlands Francisco de Miranda (2002–03)

Belgium Hugo Sterk (2002–03)

Ukraine Bogdan Karebin (2002–03)

Netherlands Vincent Krieger (2002–03)

Republic of Macedonia Ilia Bocevski (2002–03)

Belgium Stefan Sappenberghs (2000–02)

United States Darius Hall (2001–02)

Belgium Gerben Van Dorpe (2001–02)

United States Gyasi Cline-Heard (2001–02)

Ukraine Kostyantyn Galenkin (2001–02)

Italy Joe Ingegneri (2001–02)

United States Nakiae Miller (2001–02)

ItalyUnited States Shaun Stonerook (2000–01)

United States Otis Hill (2000–01)

Republic of Ireland John O'Connell (2000–01)

Serbia Milos Babic (2000–01)

Belgium Vinny Arrendell (2000–01)

Belgium Dave d'Haens (2000–01)

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