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Ishmael Awange No. 24 – Dallas Baptist
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Personal information
Born May 27, 1989 (age 23)
Nairobi, Kenya
Nationality Kenya/America
Listed height 6 ft 11 in (2.11 m)
Listed weight 236 lb (107 kg)
Career information
High school Aquinas High School
(Nairobi, Kenya)
College University of Texas Arlington (2008–2010)
Dallas Baptist University (2010-2012)
Pro career China try out


Ishmael Awange (born May April 3, 1989) played college basketball at Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas, USA. Awange is also a member of the Kenyan national basketball team.
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Appeared in 65 games, scored 180 points and grabbed 150 rebounds on the season...career-high 18 points in 32 minutes at Michigan State University along with a career-high 8 rebounds ...
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2010-2012 Dallas Baptist University
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Finished the 2012 season with a four losing streak loss but managed to grab 10 rebounds and scored career high 16 points to help secure an NCCAA title against Spring Arbor University in 2011.
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Ishmael Awange Played for the Kenyan national team and the Mennonites club. Traveled with the African Global Games team that competed in the United States during the summer of 2007...averaged 15 rebounds per game in high school and shot 70 percent from the field...Had 16 points and 18 rebounds in a 2005 game against Laiser Hill...2005 District Defensive Player of the Year at Aquinas High School.
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Born April 3, 1989...son of Pamela Lanji and Malachi Otieno..
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Played with the Mennonites Basketball Club where he helped them to secure a title.
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Graduating from Dallas Baptist University. Awange has attended tryouts for the Bob Cats and some pro teams and due to a shoulder injury he has opted out for the season.
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http://www.utamavs.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/081108aaa.html
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Statistics at ESPN.com
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Biography at utamavs.com
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Revision as of 15:48, 8 January 2013

Ishmael Omondi Awange Jump to: navigation, search Ishmael Awange No. 24 – Dallas Baptist Center Personal information Born May 27, 1989 (age 23) Nairobi, Kenya Nationality Kenya/America Listed height 6 ft 11 in (2.11 m) Listed weight 236 lb (107 kg) Career information High school Aquinas High School (Nairobi, Kenya) College University of Texas Arlington (2008–2010) 

               Dallas Baptist University (2010-2012)

Pro career China try out

Ishmael Awange (born May April 3, 1989) played college basketball at Dallas Baptist University in Dallas, Texas, USA. Awange is also a member of the Kenyan national basketball team. Contents 

   1 College career
   2 International career
   3 Professional career
   4 External links

College career

2008-10 University Of Texas Arlington Appeared in 65 games, scored 180 points and grabbed 150 rebounds on the season...career-high 18 points in 32 minutes at Michigan State University along with a career-high 8 rebounds ... 2010-2012 Dallas Baptist University Finished the 2012 season with a four losing streak loss but managed to grab 10 rebounds and scored career high 16 points to help secure an NCCAA title against Spring Arbor University in 2011.


Prior to University of Texas Arlington and Dallas Baptist University Ishmael Awange Played for the Kenyan national team and the Mennonites club. Traveled with the African Global Games team that competed in the United States during the summer of 2007...averaged 15 rebounds per game in high school and shot 70 percent from the field...Had 16 points and 18 rebounds in a 2005 game against Laiser Hill...2005 District Defensive Player of the Year at Aquinas High School.

Personal Born April 3, 1989...son of Pamela Lanji and Malachi Otieno..


Professional career Played with the Mennonites Basketball Club where he helped them to secure a title.

Graduating from Dallas Baptist University. Awange has attended tryouts for the Bob Cats and some pro teams and due to a shoulder injury he has opted out for the season. 

   http://www.utamavs.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/081108aaa.html
   Statistics at ESPN.com
   Statistics at basket.ee
   Biography at utamavs.com