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South Kent’s Chris Birden Jr. ’26 Commits to Miami

andersong@southkentschool.org — Wed, 22 Apr 2026 19:18:24 +0000

��ɫ�� proudly congratulates Chris Birden Jr. ’26 on his commitment to the University of Miami. A dominant presence on the court, Chris has established himself as one of the top power forwards in prep basketball, earning the opportunity to continue his career at the Division I level.

Arriving on the Hillside from Louisiana, Chris has fully embraced the boarding school experience, developing into a confident and mature student leader. Both on and off the court, he has exemplified dedication, resilience, and character, using his time on the Hillside to prepare for the challenges and opportunities ahead. On the court, Chris brings elite athleticism combined with knockdown 3-point shooting, making him a tough matchup on both ends. He rebounds at a high level and runs the floor extremely well in transition, creating constant pressure.

Chris’s growth on the Hillside is a direct reflection of South Kent’s individualized approach to player development. Through tailored and consistent training and a focus on both skill refinement and basketball IQ, he has used his time here with intention. That commitment has shaped him into a confident, mature player who understands the game at a high level and leads by example, fully maximizing every opportunity along the way.

“��ɫ�� is fortunate to have Chris on the Hillside and to feel the impact he has made on our basketball program. He’s an exceptional player and an even better young man. We’re excited to see him continue his journey at the University of Miami and will be cheering him on every step of the way!” – Director of Basketball, Craig Carter

The South Kent community looks forward to following his continued achievements in this next chapter. Congratulations, Chris!

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Students Gain Real-World Filmmaking Experience with South Kent Alumnus

andersong@southkentschool.org — Tue, 24 Mar 2026 19:33:33 +0000

��ɫ�� students recently had the unique opportunity to step behind the camera and into the world of professional filmmaking, as our Photography & Digital Media class, along with members of the Advanced Media Group, participated in an immersive, hands-on course led by alumnus John Miller ’08.

Now based in Houston, Texas, Miller returned to the Hillside with a meaningful purpose: to film footage for an upcoming documentary on fellow South Kent alumnus Isaiah Thomas ’08, a professional basketball player and 2x NBA All-Star. Having been part of an Emmy Award–winning multimedia project based in Seattle, Miller brought both high-level experience and creative insight to campus. The project not only provided students with real-world filmmaking experience, but also created a powerful full-circle moment for alumni and students alike.

For Miller, coming back to South Kent was about more than just the project.
“The Hillside had a profound impact on me, and this was just one way I could give back,” he shared.

Throughout the experience, students were not simply observers; they were active collaborators. Miller encouraged them to think creatively, contribute ideas, and engage in the storytelling process.

“The students actually helped me a lot in the storytelling experience. I provided them the opportunity to have creative input, and in return, I received several great shots of the campus that I wouldn’t have captured �ǳٳ��ɾ��.”

In addition to gaining hands-on experience, students’ contributions may extend far beyond the classroom. The on-campus footage they helped capture, through camera operation, shot composition, and creative direction, positions them for inclusion in the film’s credits should the documentary be picked up by a major distributor such as ESPN or The Players’ Tribune. It’s a rare and meaningful opportunity for students to see their work recognized on a professional stage.

Moments like these highlighted not only the students’ growing technical skills, but also their confidence and creativity; qualities that are continually nurtured on the Hillside. Above all, the experience reflected the joy of the creative process and the supportive environment that makes it possible.

“We had fun. It’s fun to be creative, and I think SKS provides an environment where it’s safe to be yourself.”

By blending professional-level work with student collaboration, this immersive course exemplified the kind of hands-on, meaningful learning that defines the South Kent experience, where alumni return to inspire, and students are empowered to create.

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South Kent Basketball to Celebrate Senior Day

Sarah Chase — Thu, 12 Feb 2026 15:57:26 +0000

On Sunday, February 15, 2026 ��ɫ�� will proudly celebrate its graduating basketball seniors during our Annual Senior Day, an upcoming event honoring the dedication, leadership, and growth of the young men who have represented the School on the court and across the Hillside. Families, faculty, teammates, and friends are invited to join the celebration as South Kent recognizes a special group of student-athletes whose commitment has shaped the program and the community.

“Senior Day is about far more than basketball,” said Brian Sullivan, Head of School. “These young men have shown resilience, discipline, and character, qualities that will serve them long after the final buzzer. We are deeply proud of who they are and who they are becoming.”
Honoring the Class of 2026

This year’s Senior Day will recognize seniors from across South Kent’s basketball programs, highlighting the depth of the School’s player development pathway.

Thirds:
Aidan S.

Developmental:
Vuyolwethu M.
Neil P.
Leonardo B.
Hlanganani H.

Prep:
Nehemiah Y.
Christopher B.
Ioannis K.
Judah T.
Shaun S.
Bryce B.
Patrick K.

Special Recognition:
Patrick C.

Each senior will be individually honored during a pre-game on-court ceremony, joined by family members, advisors, and coaches, before South Kent tips off against The Newman School at 3:00 p.m.

“These seniors have helped set the standard for what it means to be a South Kent basketball player,” said Craig Carter, Director of Basketball and Head Coach. “They’ve shown up every day with commitment to their teammates, to their development, and to the culture we’re building here. Senior Day is our opportunity to celebrate them and thank them for the impact they’ve had on this program.”

Senior Day festivities will include family gatherings, awards, on-court recognition, and a post-game celebration on North Campus. From banners and balloons to personal notes of thanks from players to coaches, the day promises to reflect the care, pride, and community that define South Kent athletics.

The South Kent community looks forward to celebrating these seniors and honoring the legacy they leave behind.

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You’re Invited to our Youth Community Days

barrettl@southkentschool.org — Sat, 24 Jan 2026 21:26:10 +0000

Alumni, Friends of South Kent, families, and K-5th graders are invited to join us for ��ɫ��’s Youth Community Day. These special events are created for local families, alumni, and friends to experience life on the Hillside.

These interactive mornings are designed for elementary grade children, offering a fun, hands-on experience at ��ɫ�� . Whether you’re exploring future school options, an alumnus introducing your family to your alma mater, or a neighbor curious about campus you’re invited!

Community Day Dates

Spring | Sunday | April 19 | 9am-Noon

Fall | Sunday | September 28 | 9am-Noon

Community Days are a mix of tours, clinics, and interactive stations across campus. South Kent students and faculty will lead the way, sharing what makes SKS such a unique and inspiring place to learn and grow.

Conduct a science experiment in the STEM building
Try basketball at Brown Gymnasium
Try a green screen in our digital arts studio
Explore hockey at Admiral Stockdale Arena
Play on the pitch with our soccer at Farr Field
Go behind-the-scenes of a live SKS broadcast
…and much more!

Parents are encouraged to stop by the Admissions Office for a cup of coffee or experience the full day alongside their children.

Meet our faculty, student leaders, and current families
Learn more about opportunities at SKS
Reconnect with the South Kent community
Pick up sports schedules and info on upcoming events
Find out how to get involved with Friends of South Kent

These events are free, but space is limited to just 50 families—so early registration is encouraged!

Hosted by:

South Kent Admissions, SKSPA (��ɫ�� Parent Association), and the Advancement team—working together to welcome you to the heart of our school.

Location: ��ɫ�� Campus Consent:

As a proud and collaborative member of the Kent Community, ��ɫ�� is committed to offering Community Days throughout the year, centered around sporting events like Soccer and Basketball (Soccer Community Day). Beyond athletics, South Kent has long hosted Thriller at Halloween for nearly 20 years (), supported Kent Park & Rec activities, participated in the Parade of Lights , and led the annual SKS Feeds the Need initiative to benefit the local food bank. Additionally, South Kent has upheld a 30-year tradition of local community service spearheaded by The Reverend Steve Klots.

If you or your organization are interested in collaborating with South Kent for events or future Community Days, please contact friendsofsouthkent@southkentschool.org

We can’t wait to welcome you to the Hillside!

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South Kent Basketball 2025 Senior Day

Sarah Chase — Wed, 26 Feb 2025 17:14:35 +0000

This past Sunday at Brown Gymnasium, ��ɫ�� celebrated a special Senior Day for our Prep and Development Basketball teams, recognizing the 19 graduating players who have been instrumental in our program’s success. Senior Day is an annual tradition at South Kent, where we honor our seniors with their families, coaches, and teammates, celebrating their hard work, dedication, and leadership on and off the court.

The gym was packed with students, families, and staff, all coming together to cheer on our graduating players. The celebration included custom posters, framed photo collages, and a special on-court ceremony, where each senior had the opportunity to present flowers to their parents or guardians as a token of appreciation. The event was decorated with balloon bouquets and a team banner, and attendees enjoyed special cupcakes and cookies to mark the occasion.

Our seniors have shown tremendous growth, leadership, and commitment throughout their time at South Kent. Each of them has contributed something special to our basketball program, and we are proud to celebrate their achievements. More photos on Alumni Connection and all photos available for families on

Prep Basketball Seniors:

🏀 Jaryn Aguiar – A standout guard with an incredible presence on the court, Jaryn was surrounded by 20+ family members sporting custom shirts in his honor. His infectious energy and skill made him a fan favorite.

🏀 Rashawn Tibby – A versatile post player, Rashawn’s ever improving skill set, made him an essential part of the team. His family celebrated his journey with a beautiful collage of memories from his career.

🏀 Adam Chicacchia – A true leader and one of the most improved players this season, Adam’s growth as both an athlete and teammate has been inspiring to watch.

🏀 Badara Diakte – A skilled player with great potential, Badara battled through injury this season and will continue his basketball journey at Iowa next year.

🏀 Dapo Kruyswijk – A solid post player, Dapo brought strength and intensity to the court every game.

🏀 Alexander Bryant – A hardworking, uber athletic student-athlete, Alexander has been a dedicated learner of the game, always looking to improve and push himself.

🏀 Tim Walker – A versatile skilled scoring guard, Tim brought toughness and a competitive spirit that the team sorely needed the season.

🏀 Shawn Spencer – A dedicated team member,and hard nosed defender, Shawn brought effort and energy to every practice and game.

🏀 Nathan Brazil – A tough competitor, who can also have big scoring nights, never backed down from a challenge.

🏀 Diallo Long – A key presence on the team, always pushing himself and his teammates to be better. Brought that Maryland area toughness every team needs.

🏀 Kaizen Settles – A determined player who worked tirelessly to develop his game.

🏀 Jonas deKrassel – A sharpshooter who consistently drained three-pointers all season. His impact as a long-range threat was undeniable.

🏀 Tres Luzey – A strong, determined guard who always gave maximum effort, even in limited playing time.

Development Basketball Seniors:

🏀 Liam Mail – A calm, composed guard who kept the team steady in crucial moments.

🏀 Nathaniel Horovitz – A high-IQ guard who brought strong leadership and decision-making to the court.

🏀 Lucas Land – A lightning-fast guard from Atlanta, Lucas’ speed and agility made him a tough matchup for any defender.

🏀 Johny Mathiang – A dedicated and hardworking team player who contributed in all aspects of the game.

🏀 Maddox Hughey – A solid post player who battled in the paint and showed great development.

🏀 Isaiah Young – A committed athlete who consistently brought energy and focus to practices and games.

At South Kent, our basketball program is about more than just wins and losses—it is about growth, teamwork, and preparing our athletes for success beyond the court. This year’s seniors have paved the way for future players, and we could not be prouder of their accomplishments.

To our graduating seniors, thank you for your dedication, leadership, and passion for the game. We wish you all the best in your next chapter—whether it be at the collegiate level or beyond. You will always be part of the South Kent brotherhood.

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Cardinals and Coach Carter Tip Off Season

Sarah Chase — Tue, 12 Nov 2024 20:49:55 +0000

Just two months before the 2024-25 basketball season tips off, ��ɫ��, former NEPSAC champions, has appointed Craig Carter as the new Head Director of its basketball program. Carter, who served as assistant coach last season under the renowned Raphael Chillious, steps into the role with a commitment to carry forward the legacy Chillious has built at South Kent, known for its premier basketball program.

Reflecting on his new role, Carter expressed the excitement and responsibility he feels as he succeeds Coach Chillious. “This is a thrilling challenge in my career and a significant responsibility,” Carter said. “Coach Chills has set a high standard in player development and has shaped South Kent basketball into a national contender. I’m honored to continue that legacy, especially with such a talented group of players this season.”

Carter brings not only a wealth of experience but also a natural ability to lead. A former two-time captain at Rutgers University, he competed in Division I basketball and demonstrated his leadership on the court during the 1989 and 1991 seasons. Since joining South Kent in the fall of 2023, Carter has quickly become an advocate for student-athletes, earning him the role of Dean of Students alongside his coaching duties.

On his leadership style, Carter emphasizes the importance of trust and respect between coach and players. “While I’m grateful to be recognized as a leader, it’s vital that my team trusts me. I’m intentional with my words and avoid harsh criticism, even in moments when a player misses an easy shot. Instead, I aim to build them up, offering encouragement that fuels their resilience,” he explained. “I also share lessons from my own mistakes in high school and college to help them learn without repeating the same errors. My goal is to prepare and motivate them to give their best effort every time they’re on the court.”

With 24 years of coaching experience at various colleges and universities, including over 15 years at the NCAA Division I level, Carter brings a diverse and seasoned perspective to South Kent. Head of School Brian Sullivan expressed his confidence in Carter’s leadership, noting, “Craig’s extensive background in coaching both men’s and women’s teams across different levels uniquely positions him to connect with and inspire our players. His leadership will undoubtedly enhance our basketball program and benefit the entire South Kent community.”

The South Kent basketball season opens tonight at 6:30 p.m. in Brown Gym, where the Cardinals will face off against Redemption Christian Academy. With Coach Carter’s leadership and the team’s shared camaraderie, South Kent basketball is set to shine brightly on the court once again.
Find the 2024-25 Season Schedule here. #GoCardinals

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Meet Coach Carter, New Director of Basketball

Sarah Chase — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 20:03:11 +0000

��ɫ�� is pleased to announce Craig Carter as the new Director of Basketball and Head Coach of South Kent’s nationally revered Prep Basketball Team.

A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Carter made a name for himself as both a player and coach. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, where he also played for the University’s Division I basketball program. Craig played in the NCAA Tournament with Rutgers in 1989 and 1991, was a four-year letterwinner for the Scarlet Knights from 1987-91, and was a two-time team captain, earning an Atlantic-10 All-Tournament Team selection in 1989.

After College, Craig served as an elementary school teacher in Brooklyn for two years and worked for Chase Bank and GE as a financial analyst in foreign exchange. While teaching, he started his coaching career at the high school level and has since garnered twenty-four years of basketball coaching experience at various colleges and universities across the country on both the men’s and women’s sides. In that time, he spent over fifteen years coaching at the NCAA Division 1 level and spent two years as a Director of Basketball Operations at the University of Massachusetts and the University of North Carolina Greensboro.

In his most recent positions prior to joining ��ɫ�� in 2023, Craig was the Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at Florida State University (under Coach Sue Semrau and Coach Brooke Wyckoff) for two years and the Associate Head Coach of Women’s Basketball at the University of Wisconsin (under Coach Jonathan Tsipis) for five years. His former Head Coach, Sue Semrau, spoke highly of Craig: “It’s a privilege to be able to work with Coach Carter. He is a coach with integrity and extensive experience. He is “fluent” in the game of basketball, having hands-on experience in every area. He is also versatile, having served in corporate America and as a teacher. As a former player at Rutgers, he understands the needs and the challenges of the athletes we coach.”

Prior to coaching women’s college basketball, Craig spent fifteen years assistant coaching men’s basketball at institutions such as Cornell University, Longwood University, Skidmore College, Siena College, Elizabeth City State University, and his alma mater, Rutgers University.

Coach Carter has become known as a top-notch recruiter and his player development abilities have been evident over the years in both men’s and women’s sides. In the 2018-19 year, Wisconsin’s Marsha Howard earned second-team All-Big Ten honors under Craig’s guidance, averaging 14.7 points. Fellow Badger teammate Cayla McMorris became a two-time Honorable Mention Big Ten performer under his watch as well in 2017 and 2018. Craig also assisted with the development of notable Siena Alum Kenny Hasbrouck, who became one of the best players in program history with 1,917 career points and 248 steals.

Outside of coaching, and in his short time at South Kent, Craig has already proven himself as a tremendous school leader and student advocate. His commitment to South Kent, its Mission and Values, and his enthusiasm for investing in and developing student-athletes both on and off the court has helped earn him the promotion to Dean of Students this past summer.

South Kent is lucky to have Coach Carter take over its legacy premier basketball program from the esteemed former Director of Athletics, Director of Basketball, and Head Coach of Prep Basketball Raphael Chillious, who recommended Coach Carter for the position.

“I have been at South Kent for nine wonderful years and two different stints. I can truly call the Hillside home and the basketball program, it’s like one of my kids. I have known Coach Carter for over 20 years, and I am honored to leave this program and these talented players in his capable hands. He will assuredly continue to recruit great student-athletes who will continue to keep South Kent on the map as one of the country’s premier prep programs.”

Craig’s wealth of experience, passion for the game, and deep commitment to the development of young men will undoubtedly benefit the School’s basketball program and enhance the overall athletic experience for the student-athletes. With the support of his daughter, Amber, and grandson, Ellis, the School is excited to have Craig guide the exciting next chapter in South Kent Basketball.

Please join us in congratulating Coach Craig Carter on his new role. We look forward to his continued leadership both on and off the court.

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Chris Ortiz and Team Puerto Rico Are Olympic Bound

johnsont@southkentschool.org — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 19:42:56 +0000

Former South Kent power forward Chris Ortiz has his sights set on Paris, as the Puerto Rican basketball team qualified for the Olympics on July 7 in San Juan. After drubbing Bahrain, Italy, and Mexico by double digits, they knocked off Lithuania 79-68 in front of 13,500 raucous Puerto Rican fans, cementing their first Olympic appearance since 2004. Since 2017, Ortiz has been a dominant presence for the Puerto Rican frontcourt, logging many minutes and filling the stat sheet.

“Playing in front of our fans and clinching our spot in the Olympics is something I can’t even describe. [It’s] most definitely the best feeling I’ve had while playing basketball. I’m super humbled to have had that experience, and I’ll remember that day for eternity,” says Ortiz.

Photo: Fiba Basketball

During the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament, Chris Ortiz scored 7.3 points and tallied over 5 rebounds per game, shooting an efficient 50% from the field. His physicality proved to stifle Bahrain and Mexico, scoring 11 points in both games. In a back-and-forth contest against Italy, Ortiz took on a defensive role, snatching 8 rebounds and plenty of hustle.

For high school, Ortiz attended Christ the King School in the Bronx and then spent a year at South Kent playing under Coach Kelvin Jefferson. Ortiz is thankful for the time he spent on the Hillside, allowing him to grow into the player he knew he could be.

“I can honestly say South Kent not only saved my basketball career but rebirthed it. Coach Jefferson was an amazing coach whose lessons I still carry to this day, and Mr. Bonis helped me gain a perspective on mental toughness,” says Ortiz.

In a recent power rankings list supplied by CBS Sports HQ, Puerto Rico sits at #9 in the world thanks to their impeccable defensive display in the qualifying tournament. Chris Ortiz has an experienced supporting cast that pesters their opponents on every possession, including New Orleans Pelicans guard Jose Alvarado and former South Kent point guard Tremont Waters. Look for the Puerto Ricans to play spirited basketball and force their opponents to work hard for every basket, the exact formula that has enabled them to defeat quality competition this calendar year. Despite playing in a talented pool, Ortiz accepts the challenge and sees this as a golden opportunity for his team.

“The main thing for our team to succeed in our pool is to play together and limit the amount of mistakes we make. The more intentional we are about being focused and playing for one another, the better chance we’ll have to beat anyone we face.”

It was 20 years ago in Athens, Greece when Puerto Rico had their last run in the Olympics and shocked the world when they defeated the United States and squashed their 16-year unbeaten streak. On August 3, Ortiz and company will have a chance to repeat history, squaring up against a stacked American roster in their second Group C pool play game. Puerto Rico will play two additional fixtures against Nikola Jokic and Serbia and South Sudan, who are making their first ever Olympic games appearance. Pool play will commence on July 28 with the championship game set for Sunday, August 11. Tune in and watch the former cardinal’s Olympic run!

Sun., July 28 – Puerto Rico vs. Sudan, 4am/ct, CNBC and Peacock
Wed., July 31 – Puerto Rico vs. Serbia, 10am/ct, Peacock
Sat., Aug. 3 – Puerto Rico vs. USA, 10:15am/ct, NBC and Peacock

Photo: Fiba Basketball

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SKSIBL A New Tradition That Lasted

johnsont@southkentschool.org — Fri, 20 Sep 2024 19:17:15 +0000

At ��ɫ��, our long standing traditions are crucial to maintaining a strong culture and enduring the school’s 100-year history. At the same time, as the world and educational landscape changes, new traditions must evolve. In 2022, in the wake of COVID, Fifth Form student Griffin Davis started a new tradition that further improved an already tight-knit community: the ��ɫ�� Intramural Basketball League . While COVID still plagued schools nationwide, Davis found a way to unite the student body and keep his fellow classmates active amidst the isolation and protocols.

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“I wanted to bring the school together because of COVID and being separated into cohorts by sports teams for a year and a half. What better way to do that than getting a bunch of guys on the court together?” Davis exclaimed.

The students seized this opportunity and contributed to the SKSIBL’s rapid growth and excitement generated around campus and as you can tell from it is still going strong!

“Students were still obliged to wear masks, and it was difficult to find time to separate ourselves from the daily schedule. So this idea came at a great time,” said Fifth Form Student and SKSIBL’s current Commissioner Austin Michaud. It was another way to stay physically active while meeting students you do not know, and that’s why we knew this would be the start of something long standing.”

To this day, Griffin Davis remains in touch with the kids organizing the league and the players; he is proud of the progress it’s made since he graduated.

“I remember right before the start of the SKSIBL, I didn’t even know half the names that were signed up. Quickly, it morphed into something bigger than I would’ve ever imagined. It’s a nice feeling to see new guys at the school enjoying it even after my time on the Hillside.”

Now in its third season, the SKSIBL has evolved into a 9-team league, with each team coached by Prep or Development Basketball players. Games are held every Tuesday and Thursday throughout the spring trimester, and the best 8 records compete in the playoffs in early May. This season, Commissioner Austin Michaud introduced a new element to the league – a mock draft. This process involved drafting players to the teams until there were 10-12 students per team, adding a fresh twist to the league.

“It’s been a lot of fun taking an innovative approach to this league, listening to the students, and executing tasks how I see fit. Learning how to incorporate some of their ideas while setting appropriate boundaries improves my leadership skills, which I’m very thankful for,” says Michaud.

To learn more about the league and its mission, visit the IBL Instagram Page and the created by Austin Michaud.

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Dorell Wright ’04

johnsont@southkentschool.org — Thu, 19 Sep 2024 13:11:04 +0000

Dorell Wright was a generational talent at the high school ranks, as he started his basketball journey in Los Angeles at Washington Preparatory School. Dorell then transferred to Leuzinger High School in Lawndale, CA, where his game began to take off and turn heads nationwide. This allowed him to play for a fifth year at South Kent, where he dropped over 29 points per game under coach Raphael Chillious.

While Dorell Wright initially declared for DePaul for college, he ultimately decided to go into the NBA Draft out of high school, as he was drafted 19th overall to the Miami Heat. He played for the Heat until 2010 and won an NBA Championship alongside Dwayne Wade and Shaquille O’Neal. His NBA career continued through 2016 as he had stints with the Golden State Warriors, Portland Trail Blazers, and Philadelphia 76ers before returning to the Heat. Following his second time in Miami, Wright played overseas until 2020.

Along with his incredible basketball talents, Dorell Wright has done a lot of philanthropic work. After his playing career, Wright founded the Wright Legacy Foundation, a charitable organization dedicated to cultivating young scholars into productive and active participants in society. The Wright Legacy Foundation, also co-run by his brother Deion Wright and his wife Mia Wright, gives money to schools in need for advanced classroom training and educational advancement, providing more opportunities for athletes to take the collegiate step. Furthermore, Dorell Wright is still an active member of the ��ɫ�� community, as he is a member of the Board of Trustees.

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