|
The
International Colonials
Connecticut - Maine - Massachusetts - New Hampshire
- Rhode Island - Vermont
"The 2017 International Colonials tour was the most amazing basketball experience that I have ever had.
Getting to know a lot of new people from all over the world is just wonderful. All the people I met are so nice!"
- Tom Ackermans 2017
Eindhoven, the Netherlands
"I think the New England tour made me a better player. We played a lot of games and the level of competition
was high which improved me as a player. I really liked the fact that I met players and coaches from different
countries and cultures. My host families were very friendly and generous. It was a wonderful experience!"
- Marios Tsellos '16
Greece
"This tour was one of the best
things I’ve done in my life! It helped me to improve my skills on the court. Now I can
call so many new people my friends. Your teammates become brothers and your hosts become
family. The International Colonials’ New England tour was an awesome experience!."
Benedikt Haid '15
Innsbruck, Austria
"The International
Colonials is a once in a lifetime experience for players who want to improve
as a player and as a person and to see more of the world in just four weeks.
Four weeks that will last a lifetime, through memories and friends.."
- Martin Neary '14
Dublin, Ireland
"It was unbelievable...you
must experience it to believe it."
- Alberto Navarini '13
Milan, Italy
"It was a wonderful
summer! I had great teammates, learned so much and developed new
basketball skills from very good coaches."
- Robert Glöckner '13
Berlin, Germany
"I can't explain this amazing experience. I learned so much
on and off the court and I made so many new friends - I loved it!"
- Lenni Burgemeister '13
Klosterneuburg, Austria
"It
was incredible playing with such great teammates for three weeks
against such good teams. I could not believe how welcome I was made
to feel all around New England by my host families and the teams
we played against. The hosting is what separates this from any other
basketball I have ever experienced."
- Fraser Malcolm, '12
Falkirk, Scotland
"The International
Colonials tour is an experience I will never forget. It helped me
learn lessons for basketball, but also helped me learn some life
lessons because of the stories players, coaches and hosts shared
with me. It made me stronger as a basketball player and it made
me stronger as a person."
- Niklas Ney,
'12
Berlin, Germany
"A
great experience! I really enjoyed being with my hosts and the basketball
experience was invaluable towards my future."
-Vince
Van Nes '09
Dorset, England
"This
tour really is something special; it is something that money couldn't
buy, truly the trip of a lifetime. In addition to successfully improving
my basketball and giving me an insight into what I need to work
on for the fall, I think I have grown as a person and I am very
grateful for that."
-Cathal
Finn '08 & '09
Oranmore, Ireland
"This tour was an
amazing experience and it's a great opportunity for young players.
It was absolutely wonderful."
- Otto Henrik Michelsen
'08 & '10
Helsinki,Finland
"What a great
tour! I would like to jump into a time machine to repeat and repeat
this amazing experience."
- Alexander Rosenthal '06
VfB Hermsdorf Berlin, Germany
| BACK |
|
The
2018 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
(L-R):Former Colonials player Carlos Nunez, Levon, Armenia; Kieran, Scotland; Sander, the Netherlands; Rokas, Lithuania; Jordan, Scotland;
Leonidas, Greece; Iacopo, Italy; Tom, England; Karl Gustav, Estonia; Nikola, Czech Republic; Filip, Poland.
The
2017 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Janis Skramans, Latvia; Markas Uzukauskas, Lithuania; Jan Becker, Germany and Arnar Geir Lindal, Iceland.
Rear (L-R): Jaan Erik Lepp, Estonia; Daniel Russell, Ireland; Stasiu Helinski, Poland; Soren-Eyke Urbansky, Germany;
Alvar Michelsen, Finland; Tomas Silva, Portugal; Tom Ackermans, the Netherlands.
The
2016 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Matas Spokas, Lithuania; Alejandro Mendez, Spain; Vinicius De Franca, Brazil; Martins Bulans, Latvia; Marios Tsellos, Greece.
Rear (L-R): Coach Rychard de Jong, the Netherlands; Koen Sapwell, Australia; Piotr Karpacz, Poland; Kenan Sarvan, the Netherlands;
Alvar Michelsen, Finland; Sigmar Johann Bjarnason, Iceland; Christoph Leydolf, Austria; Coach George Beard, England.
The
2015 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Benedikt Haid, Innsbruck, Austria;
Amsal Turkmanovic, Podgorica, Montenegro; Sam Van Oostrum, Sheffield, England; Filippo Rossi, Milan, Italy; Radostin Papazov,
Veliko Tarnova, Bulgaria.
Rear (L-R): Joseph Rouse, Portsmouth, England; Emils Enkuzens, Riga, Latvia; Justinas Marcinkevicius, Kaunas, Lithuania;
Blazej Orpel, Katowice, Poland; Timon Jurisic, Halsteren, the Netherlands; Oscar Hjelde, Bergen, Norway; Coach George Beard,
Liss, England.
The
2014 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Carlo Fumagalli, Milan, Italy; Douglas McAllister,* Coppet, Switzerland;
Cameron Harris, Aberdeen, Scotland; Amedeo Casale, Bucharest, Romania; Victor Egon Mijas,*Sao Paulo, Brazil; Dominykas Tucis, Vilnius, Lithuania.
Rear (L-R): Nemanja Aleksic, Belgrade, Serbia; Pim Vriends, Etten-Leur, the Netherlands; Martin Neary, Dublin, Ireland; Aldin Avdic, Vienna, Austria;
Gustavs Treimanis, Riga, Latvia; Coach Rychard de Jong, The Hague, the Netherlands.
*co-captains
The
2013 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Alberto Navarini, Milan, Italy;
Aleksandar Tomovic, Belgrade, Serbia; Emilis Kuzabavicius, Kaunas, Lithuania; Lenni Burgemeister, Klosterneuburg, Austria;
Victor Egon Mijas, Sao Paulo, Brazil and Coach Rychard de Jong, Den Haag, the Netherlands.
Rear (L-R): Coach Matts Urnberg, Vantaa, Finland; Elvijs Dobelnieks*, Riga, Latvia; Felix Carlsson, Angelholm, Sweden;
Robert Glöckner, Berlin, Germany; Girts Lazdans, Riga, Latvia; Atze Waalkens, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands.
*captain
The
2012 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Karl
Gustav Soo, Rapla, Estonia; Fraser Malcolm, Falkirk,
Scotland; Caius Gabriel Covrig, Bucharest, Romania;
Anton McDonnell, Dublin, Ireland (co-captain); Medas
Kuprijanovas, Kedainiai, Lithuania; Coach Rychard de
Jong, Den Haag, the Netherlands.
Rear (L-R): George
Beard, Liss, England (co-captain); Jussi Markkanen,
Vantaa, Finland; Niklas Ney, Berlin, Germany;
Sergi Llufriu Arcos, Mahon, Spain; Casper Hoenselaars,
Halsteren, the Netherlands; Michal Nepokoj, Kosmonosy,
Czech Republic.
The
2011 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Philip Curran, Dublin, Ireland; George
Brownell, Sheffield, England; Oliver Sturm, Baden,
Austria; Johan Reimer, Lund, Sweden (co-captain);
Kenno Kokk, Rapla, Estonia; Jekabs Grinbergs, Riga,
Latvia.
Rear (L-R): Coach Max Graf, Baden, Austria; Johannes
Heisig, Hamburg, Germany; Ben Chok, Cumbernauld,
Scotland; Bernt Waalkens, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands
(co-captain); Matts Urnberg, Vantaa, Finland; Coach
Ingmar Snabilie, Nieuwegein, the Netherlands.
The 2010 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
L-R: Coach Max Graf, Austria;
Markus Strohmayer, Vienna, Austria; Chuck Duru,
England and Nigeria; Otto Michelsen (captain), Helsinki,
Finland; Paul Caffrey, Dublin, Ireland; Lucas Wilke,
Berlin, Germany; Ott Krusell, Rapla, Estonia;
Darren Leitch, Bonnybridge, Scotland; Michal Steinhauser,
Prague, Czech Republic; Kosta Djordjevic, Belgrade,
Serbia; Joshua McGinn, Manchester, England; Coach
Florian Duck, Austria.
The
2009 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front
(L-R):Cathal Finn #11; Oranmore, Ireland, Team Captain;
Liam Conroy #21;Galway, Ireland; Konsta Houvinen #12;
Helsinki, Finland; Jakob Klima #5; Vienna, Austria;
Martin Limberg #10; Rapla, Estonia; Vincent Van Nes
#33; Dorchester, England; Aleksej Rostov #31; Riga,
Latvia; Calum Bryson #20; Glasgow, Scotland; Ongjen
Rebic #30; Belgrade, Serbia; Keelan Cairns #50; Belfast,
Northern Ireland.
Inside
Center: Coach Florian Duck '07; Baden, Austria
The
2008 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front
(L-R):Nigel van Oostrum, England and The Netherlands;
Philipp Heisig, Germany; Jens Thijs, Belgium;
Otto Michelsen, Finland; Cathal Finn, Ireland.
Rear (L-R): Coach David Harder,
Denmark; Janar Soo, Estonia; Mladen Nikolic,
Serbia; Martins Alksnis, Latvia; David Mastny,
captain, Czech Republic; Will Hall, England;
Paul Dick, Northern Ireland, Head Coach Peter Boyle,
Vermont.
The
2007 International Colonials
July
10, 2007 at York High School in Maine
Click
the image to magnify
Rear
L-R: David Mastny´, Prague, Czech Republic; Nico
Adamczak, Berlin, Germany; Captain Daniel Gustafsson,
Lund, Sweden; Coach David Harder, Copenhagen, Denmark;
Martin Milling, Rapla, Estonia; Jonathan Petit, Glasgow,
Scotland; Euan Glass, Erskine, Scotland
Front L-R: Anton Ahlman, Bjarred, Sweden; Florian Duck,
Baden, Austria; Jack Stannard, Ashford, England;
Juhani Jämsä, Hyvinkää,
Finland
|
International
Colonials
New England Tour Summer 2018
2018 International Colonials at North Attleboro High School
The New England Colonials International Basketball Club is proud to sponsor the International Colonials.
This unique team brings together ten players (ages 16-18) from ten countries around the world each summer
for a challenging two-week basketball tour of New England.
International Colonials players will have several team practice sessions before touring New England for
games against good high school and AAU teams. Players will be hosted by caring New England families throughout
the summer. Most games are in the evening with days free for a wide range of social, recreational, and cultural
activities. Special clinics and practices with outstanding New England basketball coaches are also scheduled
throughout the tour.
International Colonials players will arrive in Boston in late June and will return home by mid-July. Exact travel
dates for the New England Tour will be set by January. All applicants must be highly recommended by their club or
school coach. Applicants must be highly recommended by their club or school coaches and must be capable of handling
a demanding 10-12 game schedule against good competition. Players will be responsible for their round-trip airfare
and a modest team fee. Financial aid and fundraising assistance are available for players in need.
Please contact us at NECOLONIALS@aol.com for
additional information about any aspect of our International
Colonials program. Applications will be available in October.
Our 2015 International Colonials at Gillette Stadium
| BACK
|
Hosting
an International Colonials' Player: Summer 2018
Families
throughout New England are invited to contact us about summer hosting
for our international teams and players. Generally,
our host families provide 3-5 days of hosting.
Our
Our 2017 International Colonials at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro
Welcoming
the International Colonials to your community is a
great way to involve local clubs, players, and families
in the excitement and fun of international basketball.
We would be pleased to discuss with you how you can
arrange to bring our International Colonials
to your community next summer.
Call
us at 508-734-5660 or send an email to:necolonials@aol.com.
|
BACK |
|
The
2011 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Bernt
Waalkens, 17, of the Netherlands receives the MVP Award
for his outstanding play against
the Vermont Senior All-Stars on July 2 in Burlington.
L-R: Coach Max Graf, Bernt, Coach Ingmar Snabilie, Coach
Peter Boyle.
The
2012 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Becoming
a smarter player can happen off the court...
The
2013 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
...
but it's not all about basketball.
|
The
2006 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
L-R
(rear): Matus Kuchalik, Poprad, Slovakia; Alexander Rosenthal,
Berlin, Germany; Daniel Gustafsson, Lund, Sweden;
Coach Richard Lawless; Max Graf, captain, Traiskirchen, Austria;
Koen van Gerwen, Valkenswaard, the Netherlands; David
Harder, player/coach, Copenhagen, Denmark.
L-R (front): Sean Kilmartin, Dublin, Ireland; Luke Dick,
Belfast, Northern Ireland; Christian Bach Esdorf, Copenhagen,
Denmark.
|
The
2005 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
(L-R): Ben Loughrey Belfast, Northern
Ireland; Jamie Davies Plymouth, England; Max Graf
Vienna, Austria; Dick Lawless Head Coach; Michael Acutt
Durban, South Africa; Jorgen Skaug Aukland Oslo, Norway;
Mads Jensen Assistant Coach Copenhagen, Denmark; Chris
Cleary Glasgow, Scotland; David Harder, Captain Copenhagen,
Denmark; Jan Moravek Prague, Czech Republic; Peter
Finn Oranmore, Ireland; and Lucas Barbosa Malmo, Sweden.
|
The
2004 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
(L-R):
Teemu Rintala, Helsinki, Finland; Neil Fraser, Glasgow,
Scotland; Mads Jensen*, Copenhagen, Denmark; Daniel
Taylor, Plymouth, England; Daniil But, St. Petersburg,
Russia; Courtney Van-Beest, London, England; Coach
Richard Lawless; Eric Wullenbäcker, Berlin, Germany;
David Harder, Copenhagen, Denmark; Martin Mastný,
Prague, Czech Republic; Patrick Mullan, Belfast,
Northern Ireland.
*captain
|
The
2005 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
'05
IntCols with Providence College Head Coach Tim Welsh. |
URI
Champs
Click
the image to magnify
University
of Rhode Island men's basketball head coach Jim Baron with the
International Colonials after the team went 9-2 to win the URI
Team Camp championship on June 27.
|
Lawless
Award 2005
The 2005 Lawless Leadership Award was presented to David Harder
of Copenhagen, Denmark.
David Harder (left), a member of the
'04, '05. and '06 International Colonials, accepts a recognition
award for his outstanding contributions to the program. Presenting
the award to David at his SISU basketball club's game in Copenhagen
on November 26, is Jerome Baltzersen, a member of our first
International Colonials team in 2000.
|
The
2003 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
Front (L-R): Anton Reiderstedt,
Sodertalje, Sweden; Daniel Raymen, London, England;
Richard Cahill, Dublin, Ireland.
Rear (L-R):
Coach Richard Lawless; Mads Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark;
Lukas Sallomon, Vienna, Austria; Matt Marshall, London,
England; Tom Lidén, Sodertalje, Sweden;
Pavel Tesarik, Zlin, Czech Republic; Charlie Rees*,
Birmingham, England; Gerrit Persy, Berlin, Germany;
Michael McKillop, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
*captain
|
2002
International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
(L-R)
Konstantin Lange (Captain), Berlin, Germany; Oystein
Skaug Aukland, Oslo, Norway; Spencer Staggs, Colonials
Varsity Head Coach; Florian Schilling, Vienna, Austria;
Daniel Vorbeck, Copenhagen, Denmark; Robert McTernaghan
and Chris Smye, Belfast, Northern Ireland; Charlie Rees,
Birmingham, England; Kevin Treacy, Belfast, Northern
Ireland; Michal Kalicher and Andrej Vukotic, Prague,
Czech Republic; Benedikt Danek, Vienna, Austria.
|
The
2001 International Colonials
Click
the image to magnify
L-R
Jerome Baltzersen, Denmark; Robert Newman, Owain Martin,
Niall Mellan, Northern Ireland; Oystein Aukland, Norway;
Steve Gibbs, director of Hoop Mountain Camp; Mogomutsi
Ntladi, South Africa; Claus Bach, Denmark; Rob
Grant, Ireland; Nicholas Kjaerholt, Denmark; Ntsiki
Mzibomvu, South Africa.
| BACK | |
|
|
New
England Colonials International Basketball Club
Founders of:
The Seacoast International
Basketball Festival
The White Mountain International Basketball Festival
The Foxboro International
Basketball Festival
The Berkshires International
Basketball Festival
The Viking Festival
|
BACK |
|
|
