Eric Devendorf, former professional basketball player and dedicated coach, brings his passion for the game to mentoring and developing young athletes. Hailing from Bay City Michigan, and currently residing in Syracuse, NY, he honed his skills at Oak Hill Academy VA, playing alongside future legends like Kevin Durant. Eric continued to shine at Syracuse University, notably playing a vital role in the historic 2009 Big East Tournament quarterfinal game that went to six overtimes. With an impressive 15.7 points per game in his final season, he ranks 14th in all-time scoring with 1,680 points at Syracuse. After a successful professional basketball career that took him around the world, Devendorf returned to Syracuse as a coach under Jim Boeheim and later contributed to Detroit Mercy University's coaching staff. In 2019, he founded "ED23HOOPS," a comprehensive basketball initiative encompassing camps, clinics, one-on-one training, and AAU programs. ED23 Foundation CEO