Records
This player holds the second-most points in a single NBA game, and with how many points
Bam Adebayo
This is the league that Orangeville Prep plays in
OSBA
This player left basketball to play baseball for a few years
Michael Jordan
This team lost in the 2026 NBA Finals
San Antonio Spurs
This university is recognized as the school which Michael Jordan attended
UNC
This team has won the most NBA championships
Boston Celtics
This former Orangeville Prep player attended the University of Kentucky
Jamal Murray
This NBA player is known as “the flash”
Dwyane Wade
These teams are the only two original NBA franchises that have never changed their city or name
New York or Boston
This team won the NCAA championship during the 2026 March Madness
University of Michigan
This team holds the NBA record for the best regular-season record
Golden State Warriors (73-9)
This former Orangeville Prep player won an NBA championship in 2025
Lu Dort
This player made 1 three-pointer in his entire career
Shaq
This team holds the longest losing streak in NBA history (2 answers)
Pistons or Philadelphia
What college did LeBron James attend
None
This NBA player was the first NBA player to ever have a 20-20-20 game. It was repeated by Russell Westbrook in 2019
Wilt Chamberlain
This former Orangeville Prep player attended Syracuse before reaching the NBA
Oshae Brissett
This was the first unanimous MVP
Steph Curry
This team drafted Kobe Bryant
Charlotte Hornets
This NBA Hall of Famer led the Syracuse Orangemen to an NCAA championship as a freshman before being drafted 3rd in the 2003 NBA Draft
Carmelo Anthony
This is the longest winning streak in NBA history
33 game (Los Angeles Lakers)
This many camp alumni were drafted to the NBA
10
This player was the latest to win both the MVP and Defence Player of the Year awards in the same year (2020)
Giannis Antetokounmpo
This team moved from Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1960 to become which current-day NBA team
Los Angeles Lakers
This player holds the all-time record of NCAA points across both men's and women's basketball with 3,951
Caitlin Clark