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Aug 31, 2016

PHOTOS: NBA training programme picks best young players in Indonesia

Junior NBA Indonesia 2016, featuring NBA player Marvin Williams, sought to find the best young players in the country.

The National Training Camp, held between 26 and 28 August, is the final stage of the Junior NBA Indonesia programme, presented by Frisian Flag.

Conducted by Charlotte Hornets' basketball player Marvin Williams, it included open clinics, school clinics, selection camps, and the National Training Camps where 10 boys and five girls were selected for the NBA Indonesia All-Stars. 

The 2016 Junior NBA All-Stars will be given the opportunity to join a unique, global NBA experience trip together with winners from across Southeast Asia later in the year. The contest will also be held in Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand.

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