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JERMAINE GREEN basketball profile

 
Jermaine Green
 
Height: 200cm
Position: Guard/Small Forward
Born: 11/10/80
Team: Hamamatsu (Japan - BJ League) 2009-10
Nationality: USA USA
Available: Yes
Craiova College: N.Texas
Previous teams:
Upstairs Weert (Holland)
Jackson W. (USA-USBL)
Componenta (Finland)
Villa Francisca (Dominican Republic)
Soleuvre (Luxembourg)
Craiova (Romania)
 
VIDEO: Get a feel for Jermaine in his 2009-10 championship season with Hamamatsu in Japan as he shows his versitility and plays all over the court.  CLICK HERE

Game 1: Watch the BJ league semi finals as Jermaine paces his team with a great double double of 13pts, 16rebs, 2asts, 4-7 FG, 1-1 3pt, 2-3FT in 26min as his side Hamamatsu defeats Niigata.  CLICK HERE

Game 2: Watch Jermaine score 25pts and snatch 16rebs as he leads Hamamatsu to victory over Toyama in a 2009-10 BJ League game from Japan.  As his versatility shows he plays SF/PF in this game.  CLICK HERE

Highlights 2008-09 Click here           Highlights 2007-08 Click here

College Highlights Click here                           Game footage from Romania - Click here

 
Jermaine Green basketball
 
 

player Jermaine Green
Jermaine Green (Photo: Kaspar Kallip)

Outlook:
Jermaine Green is a scorer, defender, very athletic, high energy player. He can play almost any position on the court, at his best at the G/SF position, have however played the PF overseas. At the Shooting Guard, he creates big match-up problems, having the same speed as a normal SG, but the strength and height of a Forward. Can take the ball inside and score in the paint strong. Very aggressive and talented rebounder, will go after every possible rebound. Excellent in the open court, running the floor or leading the fast break. Likes to finish with a dunk. Can shoot three pointers pretty good with deep range, along with the medium-range jumper. Although he's a very talented offensive player, Jermaines' biggest qualities is found in his defensive game. He truly is a excellent shot blocker for his position, and he has the capability of locking down opposing star players from position 1-4. Always in the passing lane.
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Career:
1999-2000: Houston, TX / Spring High School: 19 points, nine rebounds, two blocks and 2.5 steals
2000-2001: Temple JC: 15ppg, 9rpg, 2.4spg
2001-2002: N.Texas (NCAA): 29 games:  13.1 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 1.1 apg
2002-2003: N.Texas (NCAA): 27 games: 11.3ppg, 5.3rpg, 1.8apg (injured during season) finished 5th all time in block shots in only 2 years
2003: San Antonio Stars Tour Team, which played agains Mexican LNBP teams
2003: Jarez Gallos free agent camp
2003-2004: Juarez Gallos (ABA) - Akron Wingfoots (NABL): 1game, 26pts, 7 rebs 3blks, 2sts
2004-2005: Georgia Reigning Knights (ABA, starting five): 3 games: 14.3ppg, 4.0rpg, FGP: 45%, 3Pts: 50%, in Jan.'05 joined Houston Blaze (TPBL, starting five): 2 games: 22ppg, 6rpg and later that month signed at Rakvere Palliklubi (Estonia-EMKL): Baltic League (D2): 10 games: 17.7ppg, 7.9rpg, 1.1apg, 1.7spg, Blocks-2(1.2bpg), FGP: 50%, 3Pts: 32%; EMKL: 14 games: 16.4ppg, Reb-4(8.7rpg), 1.7spg, Blocks-1(1.8bpg), 3FGP: 32.7%
2005: Houston Blaze (TPBL)
2005-2006: Panevezys Aukstaitija (Lithuania-LKL), in Nov.'05 moved to Texas Tycoons (ABA), team folded in Dec.'05, in Feb.'06 joined AS Soleuvre (Luxembourg-DBBL Relegeation Gr.)
2006: Villa Francisca (Dominican Republic-District National), played briefly in May
2006-2007: In Nov.'06 signed at Team Componenta Karkkila (Finland-Korisliiga, starting five) as a replacement for injured player, left next month: 8 games: 15 min, 8.0ppg, 5.0rpg, FGP: 39.2%, 3PT: 25.0%, FT: 75.0%
2007: Jackson Wildcats (USBL, starting five), team folded in Apr.07
2007-2008: Upstairs Weert (Holland-Eredivisie, starting five): 40 games: 10.6ppg, 5.6rpg, 1.9apg, 1.9spg, 1.2bpg, FGP: 44.0%, 3PT: 38.0%, FT: 63.9%
2008 July: Court Side Pro Camp in Frankfurt, GER (Atlantic Stars)
2008: Drafted by Iowa Energy (D-League,10rd(146))
2008-2009: In Jan.'09 signed at CSSU Craiova (Romania-Div.A, starting five): 12 games: 17.1ppg, 5.3rpg, 1.7apg, 1.6spg, FGP: 52.1%, 3PT: 34.0%, FT: 61.1%                                                                                                                           2009-10: Hamamatsu Phoenix (Japan- BJ League): 38 games: 7.6ppg, 5.4rpg, 1.2apg, 1.2bpg, 0.7stlspg, 18.4mpg, FGP: 49.2%, 3PT: 20.7% (6-29), FT: 76.1%
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2002-03: Green was named to the Brothers Air and Heat All-Tournament Team . . . Nearly recorded a triple-double against #15 Indiana University with 17pts 12 rebs and 6 stls before coming out of the game with 9 minutes left and team down by 6...Scored in
double figures 15 times this season, including nine of 15 conference games . . . Scored at least 20
points twice this year . . . Second leading rebounder (5.3 rpg) and scorer (11.3 ppg) on the team . . . Led
team in blocks with 24 . . . With 50 career blocks, one of just four players in school history to block 50
or more shots in a career . . . One of two players averaging double-figure points . . . Three doubledoubles
this season and five for his career . . . Started 23 of 27 games played this season . . . Led North
Texas in scoring four games, rebounding five games, assists five games, steals seven games and blocks
a team-best nine games.
2001-02: Made an immediate impact after transferring
to North Texas last year . . . Started 25 of the team’s 29
games and finished as the Mean Green’s No. 2 scorer
with a 13.1 ppg average . . . Also finished second on
the team in rebounding with a 6.0 average and
third in blocked shots with 26 . . . His 26 blocked
shots were enough to rank him among the top 10
in school history . . . Registered his two career
double-doubles within a seven-day period in Sun
Belt Conference play when he had 11 points and
12 rebounds vs. Florida International (1/10/02)
and 16 points and 11 rebounds vs. Denver (1/
17/02) . . . Connected on 15 of 22 free throws
against South Alabama (2/9/02); the 15 made
FTs tied for the fourth-highest single-game
total in school history . . . Hit in double figures
in 21 games, including all 17 Sun Belt contests.
AT TEMPLE COLLEGE: Green was a late summer
signee with North Texas after playing last season
at Temple (Tex.) College . . . In his one season at Temple,
Green helped lead the team to a 27-5 record and to the
semi-finals of the Region V playoffs . . . He averaged 15
points, nine rebounds and 2.4 steals for the season, improving
to 19 ppg during conference play . . . Green was a unanimous
first tea
m All-North Texas Athletic Conference pick and
also selected first team All-Region V in the National Junior
College Athletic Association.
HIGH SCHOOL: Jermaine was a two-time letter winner at
Spring High School in Houston . . . As a senior, he averaged 19
points, nine rebounds, two blocks and 2.5 steals . . . He was a unanimous
first team All-District 21-5A pick following his season season . .
. As a junior, Green averaged 14 points and nine rebounds and was
picked second team all-district

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Awards/Achievements:
HS first team All-District 21-5A -00 unanimous
JUCO first team All-North Texas Athletic Conference pick -01 unanimous
First team All-Region V in the National Junior College Athletic Association -01 unanimous
Conference player of the week North Texas Athletic Conference
North Texas Most Versatile Player 02and 03
Denton Chronicle athlete of the week at North Texas
All tournament at University of Winthrop's Brothers Air and Heat Shootout 2002
Estonian League All-Star Game -05 (MVP, Slam Dunk Contest winner)
TPBL Regular Season Champion -05
Eurobasket.com All-Estonian League 1st Team -05
Eurobasket.com Estonian League All-Imports Team -05
Estonian League Regular Season Runner-Up -05
Luxembourg Cup Semifinals -06                                                                                                                                     Japan BJ League Champions -10

 

 

 

 

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