Portsmouth Invitational Tournament

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The Portsmouth Invitational Tournament, (PIT), is the only postseason camp restricted to college basketball seniors. The Portsmouth Invitational is the first of two NBA pre-draft camps, the other being the Orlando pre-draft camp. [1] In 2019, SB Ballard construction was the lead sponsor of the uniforms as they began to expand into building arenas around the country. It was announced on March 14, 2020, the 68th annual Portsmouth Invitational Tournament was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. [2]

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The four-day tournament format consists of twelve games (eight teams of eight players each play three games) and has been held annually since 1953. [3] The tournament is recognized by the National Basketball Association (NBA) and European scouts as a showcase for future professional players. [4] Approximately 200 NBA representatives attend the event.

The tournament typically begins the first or second Wednesday that follows the championship game of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament. All games are played at Churchland High School in Portsmouth, Virginia. Admission to day games is free, single-night general admission tickets are available at the door. Discounted four-day passes are sold at the Portsmouth Visitor Center.

NBA players who are alumni of the Portsmouth Invitational include Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, John Stockton, Tim Hardaway, Ben Wallace, Avery Johnson, Jeremy Lin, Rick Barry, Dave Cowens, and Earl Monroe. [5]

Portsmouth Invitational players drafted by the NBA

YearPlayerSchoolRoundPickTeam
2022 [6] Tyrese Martin Connecticut 251 Golden State Warriors
2018 [7] Devon Hall Virginia 253 Oklahoma City Thunder
2018 George King Colorado 259 Phoenix Suns
2017 [8] Derrick White Colorado 129 San Antonio Spurs
2017 Davon Reed Miami (Florida) 232 Phoenix Suns
2017 Damyean Dotson Houston 244 New York Knicks
2017 Sterling Brown SMU 246 Philadelphia 76ers
2017 Kadeem Allen Arizona 253 Boston Celtics
2017 Jabari Bird California 256 Boston Celtics
2016 Isaiah Cousins Oklahoma 259 Sacramento Kings
2015 [9] Richaun Holmes Bowling Green 237 Philadelphia 76ers
2015 Darrun Hilliard Villanova 238 Detroit Pistons
2015 Pat Connaughton Notre Dame 241 Brooklyn Nets
2015 Marcus Thornton William & Mary 245 Boston Celtics
2015 Cady Lalanne UMass 255 San Antonio Spurs
2014 [10] Josh Huestis Stanford 129 Oklahoma City Thunder
2013 James Ennis Long Beach State 250 Atlanta Hawks
2012 [11] Kim English Missouri 244 Detroit Pistons
2012 Kevin Murphy Tennessee Tech 247 Utah Jazz
2012 Kyle O'Quinn Norfolk State 249 Orlando Magic
2011 [12] Jimmy Butler Marquette 130 Chicago Bulls
2010 [13] Lazar Hayward Marquette 130 Washington Wizards
2010 Landry Fields Stanford 239 New York Knicks
2010 Da'Sean Butler West Virginia 242 Miami Heat
2009 [14] DeMarre Carroll Missouri 127 Memphis Grizzlies
2009 Jermaine Taylor Central Florida 232 Washington Wizards
2009 Jon Brockman Washington 238 Portland Trail Blazers
2009 Taylor Griffin Oklahoma 248 Phoenix Suns
2009 Robert Vaden UAB 254 Charlotte Bobcats
2009 Ahmad Nivins Saint Joseph's 256 Dallas Mavericks
2008 [15] Patrick Ewing Jr. Georgetown 243 Sacramento Kings
2008 Joe Crawford Kentucky 258 Los Angeles Lakers
2008 Deron Washington Virginia Tech 259 Detroit Pistons
2007 [16] Carl Landry Purdue 231 Seattle SuperSonics
2006 [17] Dee Brown Illinois 246 Utah Jazz
2005 [18] Jason Maxiell Cincinnati 126 Detroit Pistons
2004 [19] Jackson Vroman Iowa State 231 Chicago Bulls
2004 Antonio Burks Memphis 236 Orlando Magic
2004 Ricky Minard Morehead State 248 Sacramento Kings
2003 [20] Jerome Beasley North Dakota 233 Miami Heat
2003 Travis Hansen Brigham Young 237 Atlanta Hawks
2003 Willie Green Detroit 241 Seattle SuperSonics
2003 James Jones Miami (Florida) 249 Indiana Pacers
2003 Brandon Hunter Ohio 256 Boston Celtics
2002 [21] John Salmons Miami (Florida) 126 San Antonio Spurs
2002 Robert Archibald Illinois 232 Memphis Grizzlies
2002 Ronald Murray Shaw 242 Milwaukee Bucks
2002 Matt Barnes UCLA 248 Memphis Grizzlies
2002 Rasual Butler La Salle 253 Miami Heat
2001 [22] Jeff Trepagnier USC 235 Cleveland Cavaliers
2000 [23] Michael Smith Louisiana-Monroe 235 Washington Wizards
2000 Brian Cardinal Purdue 244 Detroit Pistons
1999 [24] Wally Szczerbiak Miami (Ohio) 16 Minnesota Timberwolves
1999 Devean George Augsburg 123 Los Angeles Lakers
1998 [25] Felipe Lopez St. John's 124 San Antonio Spurs
1998 Ruben Patterson Cincinnati 231 Los Angeles Lakers
1998 Shammond Williams North Carolina 234 Chicago Bulls
1998 Cuttino Mobley Rhode Island 241 Houston Rockets
1998 Ryan Stack South Carolina 248 Cleveland Cavaliers
1998 Greg Buckner Clemson 253 Dallas Mavericks
1998 Ryan Bowen Iowa 255 Denver Nuggets
1997 [26] Johnny Taylor Chattanooga 117 Orlando Magic
1997 Bobby Jackson Minnesota 123 Seattle SuperSonics
1997 Rodrick Rhodes USC 124 Houston Rockets
1997 John Thomas Minnesota 125 New York Knicks
1997 Anthony Johnson College of Charleston 239 Sacramento Kings
1997 Cedric Henderson Memphis 244 Cleveland Cavaliers
1997 Eric Washington Alabama 246 Orlando Magic
1996 [27] Derek Fisher Little Rock 124 Los Angeles Lakers
1996 Moochie Norris West Florida 233 Milwaukee Bucks
1996 Jamie Feick Michigan State 248 Philadelphia 76ers
1996 Amal McCaskill Marquette 249 Orlando Magic
1996 Chris Robinson Western Kentucky 251 Vancouver Grizzlies
1996 Mark Pope Kentucky 252 Indiana Pacers
1996 Shandon Anderson Georgia 254 Utah Jazz
1995 [28] Eric Williams Providence 114 Boston Celtics
1995 Theo Ratliff Wyoming 118 Detroit Pistons
1995 Jason Caffey Alabama 120 Chicago Bulls
1995 Loren Meyer Iowa State 124 Dallas Mavericks
1994 [29] Dickey Simpkins Providence 121 Chicago Bulls
1994 Howard Eisley Boston College 230 Minnesota Timberwolves
1994 Michael Smith Providence 235 Sacramento Kings
1994 Anthony Miller Michigan State 239 Golden State Warriors
1994 Lawrence Funderburke Ohio State 251 Sacramento Kings
1993 [30] Scott Burrell Connecticut 120 Charlotte Hornets
1993 Chris Whitney Clemson 247 San Antonio Spurs
1992 [31] P. J. Brown Louisiana Tech 229 New Jersey Nets
1992 Brent Price Oklahoma 232 Washington Bullets
1992 Popeye Jones Murray State 241 Houston Rockets
1991 [32] Terrell Brandon Oregon 111 Cleveland Cavaliers
1991 Randy Brown New Mexico State 231 Sacramento Kings
1991 Bobby Phills Southern 245 Milwaukee Bucks
1991 Isaac Austin Arizona State 248 Utah Jazz
1990 [33] Dave Jamerson Ohio 115 Miami Heat
1990 Duane Causwell Temple 118 Sacramento Kings
1990 Dee Brown Jacksonville 119 Boston Celtics
1990 Greg Foster UTEP 235 Washington Bullets
1990 Jud Buechler Arizona 238 Seattle SuperSonics
1990 Tony Massenburg Maryland 243 San Antonio Spurs
1990 Antonio Davis UTEP 245 Indiana Pacers
1989 [34] Tim Hardaway UTEP 114 Golden State Warriors
1989 Jeff Sanders Georgia Southern 120 Chicago Bulls
1989 Chucky Brown North Carolina State 243 Cleveland Cavaliers
1988 [35] Dan Majerle Central Michigan 114 Phoenix Suns
1988 Brian Shaw UC Santa Barbara 124 Boston Celtics
1988 Vinny Del Negro North Carolina State 229 Sacramento Kings
1988 Grant Long Eastern Michigan 233 Miami Heat
1988 Anthony Mason Tennessee State 353 Portland Trail Blazers
1987 [36] Scottie Pippen Central Arkansas 15 Seattle SuperSonics
1987 Muggsy Bogues Wake Forest 112 Washington Bullets
1987 Chris Dudley Yale 475 Cleveland Cavaliers
1986 [37] Dennis Rodman Southeastern Oklahoma State 227 Detroit Pistons
1986 Johnny Newman Richmond 229 Cleveland Cavaliers
1986 Jeff Hornacek Iowa State 246 Phoenix Suns
1985 [38] Charles Oakley Virginia Union 19 Cleveland Cavaliers
1985 Terry Porter Wisconsin-Stevens Point 124 Portland Trail Blazers
1985 Gerald Wilkins Tennessee-Chattanooga 247 New York Knicks
1985 Sam Mitchell Mercer 354 Houston Rockets
1984 [39] John Stockton Gonzaga 116 Utah Jazz
1984 Jerome Kersey Longwood 246 Portland Trail Blazers
1983 [40] Mark West Old Dominion 230 Dallas Mavericks
1981 [41] Eddie Johnson Illinois 229 Kansas City Kings
1980 [42] Rick Mahorn Hampton 235 Washington Bullets
1976 [43] John Lucas Maryland 11 Houston Rockets
1970 [44] Dave Cowens Florida State 14 Boston Celtics
1967 [45] Earl Monroe Winston-Salem 12 Baltimore Bullets
1965 [46] Rick Barry Miami (Florida) 12 San Francisco Warriors

See also

Notes

  1. http://www.insidehoops.com/portsmouth.shtml and http://www.draftexpress.com/viewarticle.php?a=1248 Retrieved February 23, 2007
  2. Plain, Megan (March 14, 2020). "2020 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament canceled in effort to prevent spread of COVID-19". WTKR. Portsmouth, Virginia: Scripps Media, Inc. Retrieved April 15, 2020.
  3. "Portsmouth Invitational Tournament: Quick Facts". www.portsmouthinvitational.com. Archived from the original on April 10, 2007. Retrieved February 23, 2007.
  4. Retrieved 23 Feb 2007
  5. "Portsmouth Invitational Tournament". www.portsmouthinvitational.com. Archived from the original on January 15, 2008.
  6. "2022 NBA draft".
  7. "2018 NBA draft".
  8. "2017 NBA draft".
  9. "2015 NBA draft".
  10. "2014 NBA draft".
  11. "2012 NBA draft".
  12. "2011 NBA draft".
  13. "2010 NBA draft".
  14. "2009 NBA draft".
  15. "2008 NBA draft".
  16. "2007 NBA draft".
  17. "2006 NBA draft".
  18. "2005 NBA draft".
  19. "2004 NBA draft".
  20. "2003 NBA draft".
  21. "2002 NBA draft".
  22. "2001 NBA draft".
  23. "2000 NBA draft".
  24. "1999 NBA draft".
  25. "1998 NBA draft".
  26. "1997 NBA draft".
  27. "1996 NBA draft".
  28. "1995 NBA draft".
  29. "1994 NBA draft".
  30. "1993 NBA draft".
  31. "1992 NBA draft".
  32. "1991 NBA draft".
  33. "1990 NBA draft".
  34. "1989 NBA draft".
  35. "1988 NBA draft".
  36. "1987 NBA draft".
  37. "1986 NBA draft".
  38. "1985 NBA draft".
  39. "1984 NBA draft".
  40. "1983 NBA draft".
  41. "1981 NBA draft".
  42. "1980 NBA draft".
  43. "1976 NBA draft".
  44. "1970 NBA draft".
  45. "1967 NBA draft".
  46. "1965 NBA draft".

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