2 Bronx ballers representing the United States at U-17 Basketball World Cup
Crotona Park’s Boogie Fland and Edenwald’s Ian Jackson are two of the 12 players who are representing the United States.
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Jul 2, 2022, 2:19 PM
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10ds agoThe U-17 Basketball World Cup begins this weekend and has some local flavor to it. Crotona Park’s Boogie Fland and Edenwald’s Ian Jackson are two of the 12 players who are representing the United States.
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