Maine Celtics Announce Training Camp Roster
October 28, 2023 - NBA G League (G League)
Maine Celtics News Release
PORTLAND, ME - The Maine Celtics selected Wendell Green, Jr. in today's 2023 NBA G League Draft. Green is expected to join the Maine Celtics for training camp, which begins Tuesday at the Portland Expo.
Maine selected Green 30th overall. A rookie guard, Green played in four games for the Cleveland Cavaliers at NBA Summer League this year. The Auburn product started all 34 games in his third and final collegiate season, averaging 13.7 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per game in his junior campaign with the Tigers.
Additionally, the Celtics announced their training camp roster for the 2023-24 season. The Maine Celtics are led by Two-Way Players JD Davison, Nathan Knight, and Neemias Queta. The roster also includes NBA veteran Tony Snell, who returns to Maine for a second season. Marvin Smith, Jr. and Jacob Young are also returning from last year's team that won 30 games and advanced to the NBA G League Playoffs.
Below is the current Maine Celtics training camp roster:
Name Position Height Weight College/Country How Acquired
James Banks III C 6-10 250 Georgia Tech Returning Rights
Donald Carey G 6-5 187 Maryland 2023 Tryouts
JD Davison G 6-1 195 Alabama Two-Way Player
Jaiden Delaire F 6-9 215 San Diego 2023 Tryouts
Taylor Funk F 6-9 220 Utah State Affiliate Player
Wendell Green, Jr. G 5-11 175 Auburn G League Draft
Jordan Jackson G 6-3 180 Texas-RGV 2023 Tryouts
Kylor Kelley C 7-0 215 Oregon State Returning Rights
Nathan Knight F 6-8 253 William & Mary Two-Way Player
Neemias Queta C 7-0 248 Utah State Two-Way Player
Jordan Schakel G 6-6 200 San Diego State Returning Rights
Brandon Slater F 6-8 220 Villanova Affiliate Player
Marvin Smith, Jr. F 6-6 190 UNC-Greensboro Returning Rights
Tony Snell G 6-6 213 New Mexico Returning Rights
DJ Steward G 6-2 162 Duke Returning Rights
Jacob Young G 6-2 185 Oregon Returning Rights
The Maine Celtics' season tips off on Friday, Nov. 10 at Capital City, with Maine's home opener slated for Friday, Nov. 17 vs. Long Island. Season tickets, Mini Plans, and Single Game Tickets are all on sale now. For details, visit MaineCeltics.com.
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