NCAA Coaches Attendance List – Toronto’s Signature Camp this weekend!

The 2nd Annual Signature Camp takes off tomorrow, July 29-30 in Toronto at Humber College North, with major NCAA programs expected to be in attendance to evaluate Top Canadian basketball prospects.

The biggest name programs include Kentucky, Kansas, Oregon, South Carolina, UCLA to name a few. See full list below.

Less than 10 spots available for prospects Grade 8-12. Book it now, by registering here!

Confirmed NCAA Programs @ Signature Camp

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Below you will find the NCAA programs in attendance this weekend, along with their recent Canadian connections (recruits or coaches)

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• Ohio St
• Pepperdine
• Central Arkansas
• Illinois Chicago
• St Bonaventure*** Nelson Kaputo, Jalen Poyser
• Utah Valley
• South Carolina*** – Graduated Duane Notice (NCAA Final 4 Berth)
• Virginia – Marial Shayok
• Oregon – Dillon Brooks, Dylan Ennis, Chris Boucher. Incoming Freshman Abu Kigab. ISU Transfer Mikyle McIntosh.
• Creighton
• UCLA 
• USC
• Kentucky – Jamal Murray, Kyle Wiltjer, Mychal Mulder
• Vanderbilt
• Providence
• Texas – Tristan Thompson, Cory Joseph, Myck Kabongo
• Wake Forest
• Oklahoma
• Coastal Carolina
• George Washington – Head Coach Maurice Joseph
• Tennessee – Kyle Alexander
• Pittsburgh – Shamiel Stevenson, Marcus Carr
• Arizona – Incoming freshman Emmanuel Akot
• Pepperdine
• SMU – Isiaha Mike
• UNLV – Anthony Bennett, Jalen Poyser, Tyrell Green
• Illinois State – Mikyle McIntosh
• Cal State-Fullerton
• MTSU – Therren Schmidt
• Fairfield
• Louisville
• Old Dominion – Denzell Taylor
• West Virginia
• Kansas – Andrew Wiggins
• North Texas
• Tulsa
• New Mexico – Head Coach Paul Weir, Ast Jerome Robinson
• Santa Barbara
• Ball state – Francis Kiapway
• UConn
• Toledo
• Western Illinois
• Virginia Tech – Ast Coach Jamie McNeilly, Incoming Freshman Nickeil Alexander-Walker
• Purdue
• Grand Canyon
• Akron – Malcolm Duvivier
• Georgia Tech
• Wichita State – Nick Wiggins, Chadrack Lufile
• Gonzaga – Kevin Pangos, Kelly Olynyk, Dustin Triano
• UMass
• Tennessee-Chatanooga
• Stanford – Dwight Powell, Stefan Nastic
• Seattle – Jadon Cohee, Manroop Clair
• Washington State – Jamar Ergas
• Washington – Matthew Atewe
• Miami
• East Carolina
• UMass-Lowell