Sam Neter is the owner of Hoopsfix, a platform that covers basketball news and events in the United Kingdom, with a specific focus on London. Sam's articles provide coverage of local basketball tournaments, including national cup finals, player awards, and highlights of key games.
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Sam Neter focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly basketball in the United Kingdom, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements. Given this focus, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming local basketball games or tournaments, as well as news about UK-based players or teams.
He frequently reports on specific team achievements and individual performances within the London basketball scene. Therefore, providing updates on game schedules, player profiles, or behind-the-scenes stories related to London-based basketball teams such as the London Lions would likely align well with his coverage interests.
As Sam's geographic focus is primarily local (London and UK), pitches should center around developments relevant to these locations.
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Great Britain coach Marc Steutel has named his 12-man squad for tonight’s FIBA EuroBasket 2025 qualifier against Greece.
Great Britain stunned Greece as they charged back from a 17-point deficit to upset Greece 73-72 for a big victory in Group F of the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 Qualifiers at a sold out Copper Box Arena.
Great Britain fell 77-67 at the hands of Greece on the road on Sunday afternoon at the PAOK Sports Arena in EuroBasket 2025 qualifiers, splitting the series 1-1 in this window.
By: Sam Neter, Donna Knight
London Coaches Program (LCP) mentor, Lisa Williams, has been named Coach Developer of the Year at the UK Coaching Awards.
The Hoopsfix Foundation has launched BasketballCourtsNear.me (BCNM), a comprehensive database of outdoor basketball courts in the United Kingdom.
By: Sam Neter, Lisa Williams, Donna Knight
The British Basketball Federation and Basketball England have been awarded a combined £4.475million pounds primarily for 3×3 basketball in the period leading to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
London remains the Euroleague’s top expansion target, with the organisation prioritising getting it right over rushing the project, especially after the summer collapse of the 777-owned London Lions.
The NBA’s potential expansion into Europe is becoming increasingly tangible, with high-level discussions between the league and FIBA pointing to significant developments on the horizon according to a report from The Athletic.
As 2024 comes to a close, we take a look back at the top 10 moments that shaped British basketball this year.
A look back at London’s first Let It Fly High School Streetball Tournament – which previously has only existed in the US but came to the UK for the first time.
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