Josh Edwards Class of 2017 We R Ballers Basketball Highlights

Joshua Edwards We R Ballers Highlights

England Point/ Shooting Guard

Class of 2017

Date of Birth: 10 May 1999 (age 17)

Height: 192CM / 6'4"

Teams: London Thunder, Hayes School

England U15s, U16s and U18s, U14 Final Fours Runner Up, Inter-Regional Tournament Champions with the London team, London Intra-District Champions and MVP U13s

Footage: Playing for Hayes School, at the Deng Top 50 Camp, and for the Lewisham Thunder.

This clip is made up of clips taken of Hayes School vs The American School of London with Coach Josh Davis and Mike McGowan and clips that were sent to We R Ballers by Joshua Edwards that were edited to make this highlight clip for recruitment purposes. We hope this video will help Josh in his pursuit of a scholarship and shows his drive and talent needed to take his game to the next level.

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What Does WE R BALLERS Film?

The focus of filming and producing video clips is split into the following three main categories:

1. Clubs and sport development projects
2. Individual athletes for recruitment purposes
3. The story of Dankind Academy


1. Clubs and Sport Development Projects

WE R BALLERS is interested in filming, creating and producing promotional videos for team sports projects, programs, initiatives, clubs, charities and foundations focused on the following criteria:

1. Development of sport.
2. Development through sport whether it is participant centred, in an inclusive environment or even process orientated (This includes NSO’s/ NGB’s and government projects).
3. Any team sport concept linked to or demonstrating the values of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals
4. Community building.
5. Getting more people to play more sport.
6. Ensuring pathways and structures enabling people to learn basic movement skills, participate in team sports of their choice, develop their competence and performance, and reach levels of excellence.
7. School sport programs.
8. Youth sport programs.
9. Introducing a “new team sport” to a region or culture.
10. Ethnic diversity.
11. Gender equality.
12. Environmental and social sustainability.
13. Social cohesion/ bonding
14. Life skills

The goal of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals is to benefit the health, psychological and social benefits of an individual while ensuring human rights for all.

The following is a list of the values upheld by the United Nations and in relation to its goals through sport:

1. Social benefits:

1. New friends
2. Quality time with family
3. Positive learning environment
4. Learning teamwork and communication

2. Health benefits:

1. Stay active
2. Both aerobic and anaerobic exercise
3. Enhances coordination and flexibility
4. Increases bone strength

3. Psychological Benefits:

1. Learn sportsmanship
2. Develops character and integrity while having fun
3. building discipline and work ethic
4. improving social skills

Each of these goals is intended to make an impact and ensure human rights for all.


2. Individual Athletes For Recruitment Purposes

Individual athletes in team sports attempting to obtain scholarships especially although not limited to underprivileged neighbourhoods and the developing “third world”.


3. The Story of Dankind Academy

Ongoing Episodes about Dankind Academy which is the story of a basketball academy established in 2012 in Nairobi, Kenya by Daniel Peers-Hoegen where a household of refugees from South Sudan, The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Kenyans from the slums of Nairobi join forces to take on the Nairobi Basketball Association and Kenyan Basketball Federation while striving to achieve athletic scholarships abroad and build a brighter future for the next generation through sport.

Proceeds from We R Ballers will go to Dankind Academy and the continuing efforts to develop the worlds most war-torn and newest nation as it struggles to emerge as an independent and prosperous nation.