American College Students Recruited by Towers from the United States
The Veolia Towers Hamburg have announced their first signing for the 2025/26 season, securing the services of dynamic guard Carlos Stewart Jr. The American, standing at 1.85 meters tall, is set to embark on his professional career in Germany, having signed a contract until 2027.
Stewart, aged 22, brings promising potential to the table, having showcased strong performances during his two stints in the NCAA college league. With the Santa Clara Broncos and Louisiana State University Tigers, he played in over 100 games, consistently delivering impressive displays. In his second college season, Stewart excelled, averaging 15.2 points per game and boasting an impressive three-point percentage of over 40%. His overall points per game average stands at a respectable 10.2.
Towers coach Benka Barloschky is eager to welcome Stewart, expressing confidence in his abilities to thrive in Germany. Sports director Marvin Willoughby shares this sentiment, stating that Stewart's playing style and persistence align well with the team's culture.
Stewart is seen as a promising addition to the team, particularly following the departure of Jaizec Lottie. The club is optimistic about his ability to make a significant impact in the German Basketball Bundesliga (BBL). Stewart's signing is considered an important step for the Towers as they aim to strengthen their backcourt and overall competitiveness for the upcoming seasons.
Carlos Stewart Jr. arrives as a motivated, talented guard with a solid college background marked by scoring prowess and resilience. The club and coaching staff have high expectations for his integration and performance in the German top league from 2025 onward.
In a separate development, German player is on the brink of NBA Finals victory with Oklahoma.
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Stewart's arrival at the Veolia Towers Hamburg signifies a significant boost for the team, as he joins the roster for the 2025/26 season and brings his impressive basketball skills honed from his NCAA career. Aiming to make a mark in the German Basketball Bundesliga (BBL), Stewart's signing is a strategic step towards strengthening the team's backcourt and bolstering their competitiveness in the seasons ahead. Meanwhile, another news piece highlights a German player's potential NBA Finals victory with Oklahoma.
