The Battle for Far East Pride: Changing of the Guards
 Nick White of Osan American High School in Korea
The EAE recruiting season is now in full swing. CTI scouts and coaches will be traveling around Asia trying to find the next big International school talent. This year has already yielded quite a few potential college players. A lot of players want to make it to the next level but only a few can really do it. This year's Far East Division 2 tournament could feature a potential match up that will be fun to watch as Nick White (Osan Americn, Korea) and Jon Cadavos (MC Perry, Japan) look to lead the way in a guard heavy conference. Both players have shown a great deal of skill and heart when leading their teams. Both desire to play at the next level and CTI will do all it can to help them get there.
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 Jon Cadavos of MC Perry High School of Iwakuni, Japan
Every year, American student athletes all over the world go uniscovered. Many of these kids have what it takes to play at the next level but simply just need a chance.
It is tournament season in Asia. The best American players living overseas are about to battle for All Asian bragging rights. Let's see what happens. If you are a college coach who wishes to know more about these players or others or wanting to know more about the East Asia Elite Program: contact Luke Elie at lremichigan@hotmail.com. Follow the DODDs Far East Tournaments and Season at www.stripes.com/sports/pacific |
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CTI is happy to see some of the EAE athletes getting involved in higher level training. This summer a few of our very own were able to join the Jeremy Lin Basketball Camp in China. The kids were happy to report that Jeremy Lin is a nice guy and that they had a good time. I hope this experience will help them develop further as a player and also young men and leaders. Good job guys!
KAIAC ELITE 2013
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North Korean Student Athletes listen intently after historic practice/game
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