Clutch Ball

Antjuan Ball aka “Clutch” didn’t pick up his first basketball for competitive play until high school. It was during a chance moment of filling a spot in an organized practice that a coach took notice of his raw talent and ability to make splash plays in the paint. It was on this day, that a “clutch” player was born.

Ball would go on to play for that high school team while developing the fundamentals of the game and soon gained national attention after winning the National High School Slam Dunk Contest during the NCAA Final Four series during his senior year. He spent time at Alabama’s Shelton State CC before transferring to DIV II, West Texas A&M where he was named to the All American Team in 2015.

Known for his leaping ability and jaw-dropping dunks, Clutch earned a big win at ESPN’s “City Slam” during the summer of 2016.

After college, Clutch continued to pursue his love for the game and landed a spot on the world-renowned Harlem Globetrotters.