Player Pathways: From Hoppers to the World
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Roor Akhuar
Roor played in our A grade teams throughout his career and was part of our U18.1 team that won back-to-back premierships alongside Coach Mario.
In 2024 Roor was selected for Vic Metro U18 at the Australian Junior Championships. In Late 2024 he was Offered a scholarship/place at the Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence in Canberra.
In 2024 Roor was selected to represent Australia in the U17 Crocs team and earned an NCAA Division I scholarship to Fordham University in the USA.
In January 2025 Roor Moved to Canberra to commence training at the CoE before heading to the USA for his scholarship with Fordham.
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Eli Kocet
Eli played in our A grade teams throughout his career and was part of our U18.1 team that won back-to-back premierships alongside Coach Mario.
In 2023 Eli earned a scholarship and committed to play in the USA.
Upon his return to Australia Eli has continued his basketball journey.
Eli is the Founder and Head Skills Trainer of Brotherhood Basketball, a player development program focused on individual skills and mentoring.
Eli was also appointed Head Coach of the Wyndham Basketball Association VJBL Under-18.1 Boys team for the 2025–26 representative season.
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Riel Machot
Riel played in our A grade teams throughout his career and was part of our U18.1 team that won back-to-back premierships alongside Coach Mario.
Ini 2023 Riel was offered a scholarship with Victory Rock Prep and relocated to the USA.
Riel is currently in Australia and is pursuing his NCAA Division I basketball opportunities as a member of the Class of 2026.
When Riel returns home you can see him take to the court with us and he contributes to the junior teams offering mentorship and attending trainings to share his skills and knowledge
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David Dongrin
David played in our A grade teams throughout his career and was part of our U18.1 team that won back-to-back premierships alongside Coach Mario.
In 2023 David was awarded a USA basketball scholarship at Grace Academy in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. David has been living in the USA since 2023.
When David returns home you can see him take to the court with us and he contributes to the junior teams offering mentorship and attending trainings to share his skills and knowledge
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Thiep Kuany
Thiep comes from a family of basketball players - he is the younger brother of Kuany Kuany who was the flag bearer for the 2024 Paris olympics
Throughout his career Thiep has played in our A grade teams and when he is home from the USA he continues to take to the court here.
Thiep is currently listed with Florida Coastal Prep.
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Abu Riak
Abu is currently over in the USA on a scholarship and has committed to join the Golden Griffins' roster for the 2026-27 season.
Riak recently completed his scholastic career at Combine Academy in Lincolnton -
Riak Akhuar
Riak is the younger brother of Roor, following in his brother’s footsteps he made the Australia U17 Crocs team and recently competed overseas, Riak alongside his team mates won bronze.
Represented Australia at the 2026 FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup after progressing through the Victorian and Basketball Australia high-performance pathway.
Riak was selected for Basketball Australia's National Performance Camp in 2024.