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There will be a family surname in the U-19 training camp of Basket Canada.
Abdul Aziz and Abdul-Malik Olajuwon, the children of the Hall of Fame of Basketball Hakeem Olajuwon, were among the 47 players invited to participate in the April session in Toronto on Thursday.
Hakeem Olajuwon spent 18 seasons in the NBA, concluding with the 2001-02 season as Toronto Raptor.
The native of Lagos, in Nigeria, was twice champion of the NBA, was appointed Mvp of the League in 1994 and made 12 all-stars teams.
He played for the US team at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, winning a gold medal as a naturalized American citizen.
The connection for children of Olajuwon with Canada is through their mother, he told Sportsnet of Basket Canada.
The excess of six feet Abdul Aziz Olajuwon is part of the 2026 college recruitment class, while Abdul Malik Olajuwon, a five -footing guard, is a 2027 recruit.
Both Olajuwons currently play school basketball in Sugar Land, Tex.
The Canada basketball court, which will take place from 18 to 21 April at the Humber College, will be used to identify the talents before the U19 World Cup, which takes place in July in Switzerland. Participants must be born after 2005.
Olivier Roux, the seven feet-nine feet Terrebonne, in that
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