Nikola Dzepina’s tearing it up for Serbia in the FIBA U20 Eurobasket, dropping 14 points in a 26-point win over Greece and averaging 15 points while shooting over 50% — all while helping Serbia cruise into the semis. His breakout international run is a major boost for the Huskies, who’re counting on him to elevate his game after a limited freshman season. Meanwhile, fellow UW connection Urban Kroflic is lighting up Slovenia’s offense, scoring 26 in a win — and coach Danny Sprinkle’s been watching. With both players potentially facing off in the finals, it’s a dream scenario for UW fans and a golden opportunity for Dzepina to cement his legacy on the global stage.

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Erik Stevenson, the 27-year-old guard with a winding basketball journey, is making waves in the NBA Summer League for the Denver Nuggets—showing flashes of brilliance with 18 points against the Timberwolves and consistently contributing in multiple ways. After bouncing between college teams, overseas leagues, and a G League stint, he’s still chasing his NBA dream, proving his grit and confidence on every possession. With three starts and rising stats, Stevenson’s story is one of resilience—and it’s far from over.

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Hannes Steinbach is making waves in his fourth NBA Summer League game, dropping 27 points and 15 rebounds in a standout performance against the Milwaukee Bucks — despite the Hornets falling 110-91. The German power forward, who started for the first time, is averaging 14.2 points and 8.7 rebounds while shooting an impressive 57.8% from the field. With two double-doubles already this summer — including a 15-point, 11-rebound debut — Steinbach’s disciplined, footwork-driven game has the Hornets front office buzzing. He’s led all college players with 22 double-doubles last season and hasn’t even attempted a three-pointer yet.

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