Moneyball Pro-Am basketball league kicks back into gear this week at Holt High School

The 2024 Moneyball Pro-Am returns to action this week at Holt High school after taking last week off due to the July 4 holiday.

The six-team summer league, which is in its 19th season, is made up of college players, former college players and professionals — including Michigan State’s men’s basketball roster, with the Spartans’ players divided up among the six teams. Central Michigan’s roster is also dispersed throughout the league.

Admission is free to watch the games. Programs with rosters and schedules are $1 at the door. Donations are welcome.

This week's Moneyball Pro-Am schedule

Tuesday, July 9

6 p.m. Case Credit Union vs. Snipes

7 p.m. Motorcars vs. Goodfellas

8 p.m. Faygo vs. Tri-Star Trust

Thursday, July 11

6 p.m. Snipes vs. Goodfellas

7 p.m. Tri-Star Trust vs. Case Credit Union

8 p.m. Faygo vs. Motorcars

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Moneyball Pro-Am 2024 Rosters

Team Case Credit Union

Name, School

Frankie Fidler, Michigan State

Jesse McCulloch, Michigan State

Drew Barbee, Central Michigan

Shaedon Simpson, Central Michigan

Deunte Phifer, Lansing Community College

Shane Ross, Toledo (2007)

Colin Jones, Olivet (2019)

Dee Roberts, Olivet (2019)

Marcus Moore, Wayne State (2018)

Team Faygo

Coen Carr, Michigan State

Jase Richardson, Michigan State

Damarion Bonds, Central Michigan

Hunter Harding, Central Michigan

Andrew Moore, Trine

Nate Tucker, Trine

Deleon Brown, Grand Valley State (2022)

Dre Dentmond, Dillard (2018)

JJ Droughns, Lansing Community College (2009)

Shamar Howard, Schoolcraft Community College (2022)

Derric Martin

Team Goodfellas

Szymon Zapala, Michigan State

Kur Teng, Michigan State

Brian Njanda, Central Michigan

Cayden Vasko, Central Michigan

Shamus Thompson, Grand Valley State

KK Brown, Grand Valley State

Myles Johnson, Black Hills State

Zavion McClendon, Concordia Ann Arbor

Maurice Benson, Indiana Tech (2006)

Diante Smith, Lansing Community College (2019)

Jeremiah Williams, Canisius (2015)

Team Motorcars

Jaden Akins, Michigan State

Xavier Booker, Michigan State

Armani Mighty, Central Michigan

Anthony Pritchard, Central Michigan

TJ Nadeau, Detroit Mercy

Rasheed Dyson, Great Lakes Christian

Darien Banks, Great Lakes Christian

Orlando Little, Davenport (2018)

Bass Ollie, Michigan-Dearborn (2023)

Brandon Suttles, Lansing Community College (2021)

Team Snipes

Tre Holloman, Michigan State

Carson Cooper, Michigan State

Mohammad, Habhab, Central Michigan

Kyler Vanderjagt, Central Michigan

Markeese Hastings, Robert Morris (2024)

Davion Boleware, Grand Valley State

Charles Turner, Grand Valley State

Forrest Buoyer Jr., Calvin (2021)

Ryan Franklin, Olivet (2021)

Joshua Mann, Community College of Rhode Island (2017)

Team Tri-Star Trust

Gehrig Normand, Michigan State

Jaxon Kohler, Michigan State

Jakobi Heady, Central Michigan

Quentin Heady, Central Michigan

John Sweeney, Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Ramere Draper, KVCC

Devan Wilson, Lansing Community College

Kameron Hankerson, Green Bay (2022)

Zander Woodruff, Lansing Community College

Joe Francis, Grand Rapids Community College

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