TORONTO — Early in Episode 1 of "Anyone s Game," Tony McIntyre talks about the growth he d seen in Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe, an explosive six-foot-seven wing who arrived at Orangeville Prep as a . . .
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Oklahoma State forward Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe (12) shoots in front of Oral Roberts center Nate Clover III during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020, in Stillwater, Okla. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Sue Ogrocki January 14, 2021 - 9:37 AM
TORONTO - Early in Episode 1 of Anyone s Game, Tony McIntyre talks about the growth he d seen in Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe, an explosive six-foot-seven wing who arrived at Orangeville Prep as a raw 13-year-old. M.A. came in here, and in terms of maturity level, on a scale of zero to 10? Below zero, McIntyre says.
The comment said everything about McIntyre s philosophy. It s about more than developing great basketball players, but helping them become solid young men as well.
CBC ORIGINAL DOCUSERIES ANYONE’S GAME, ABOUT THE WORLD’S TOP BASKETBALL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, TO PREMIERE JANUARY 15 ON CBC TV AND CBC GEM
Dec 11, 2020
The new series about the celebrated Athlete Institute in Orangeville, Ontario, and its successful Orangeville Prep team, is produced by BestCrosses Studios and Game Seven Media
All six episodes of ANYONE’S GAME will be available to stream on CBC Gem beginning January 15
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Friday, January 15 at 8:30 p.m. (9 NT) on
CBC TV and the free CBC Gem streaming service. All six episodes will be available to stream on CBC Gem beginning January 15, while the series will broadcast weekly on CBC TV. The series follows the high school players on the 2019-20 Orangeville Prep team for the Athlete Institute in Orangeville, Ontario, as they pursue the excitement and experience the challenges of securing an NCAA Division 1 scholarship, seeking a career in basketball, and one day possibly making it in the NBA.