Clear and focused, that's how manager Helge Stuckenholz describes Canadian newcomer Ryan Richmond. He shows these qualities not only on the court, but also in his master's studies.
Clear and focused, that's how manager Helge Stuckenholz describes Canadian newcomer Ryan Richmond. He shows these qualities not only on the court, but also in his master's studies. Christina Pohler Münster University's "WWU Baskets" team are currently unbeaten in Germany's 2nd level basketball league and, as of 8 November, are top of the league. Someone who has played a decisive part in the success of the team with their new coach Björn Harmsen is a new player from Canada, Ryan Richmond, who had played his first professional season in Budapest, Hungary, in 2019/2020. The Corona pandemic then interrupted his career plans, and - after spending some months in his home country of Canada, keeping fit - he moved to the Münster University basketball team this summer. A key aspect in the negotiations surrounding the transfer of the 25-year-old was Richmond's desire to continue his academic career. Since mid-October he has been studying hard at the University of Münster for his master's degree in Social Anthropology.
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