DareDevils add James Penny to roster
October 10, 2005 - American Basketball Association (ABA)
Niagara Daredevils News Release
St. Catharines, ON. With only a few days left before training camp gets underway, the ABA Niagara DareDevils signed James Penny. Penny is a former member of the Calgary Drillers and is familiar with the unique ABA rules making him a great asset to the DareDevils lineup. Penny played four years of college ball with Division I Texas Christian University and was a driving force behind the team making the NCAA's March Madness in 1998 despite an early round loss.
Coach Otis Hailey is fully aware of Penny's high flying abilities having coached him as a member of both the Drillers and Tijuana Dragons. Penny is a very well rounded player, his shot blocking record is still the 4th highest at his alma mater only to be outshined by his scoring ability that placed him 6th in the USBL in 2004 with a 19.7 ppg average. For more information, email media@niagaradaredevilsbasketball.com, call 905 401 4011 or visit www.abalive.com. -
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