Courtesy of Eurobasket LLC Every week we bring you a list of the top former Broncos players who continue their career in pro basketball.
#1. Owen Lobsinger, a 6'9'' forward aged 23 and a recent graduate of Western Michigan University in 2025, showcased his talent in a recent game by leading the Nunawading Spectres to a hard-earned victory against the fifth-ranked Rangers in the Australian NBL One, the second division of Australian basketball. In an intense matchup, the Spectres triumphed 111-106 on Saturday night, with Lobsinger playing a pivotal role. Despite it being his debut season in professional basketball, Lobsinger managed to score 15 points, secure 6 rebounds, and contribute significantly in just 22 minutes on the court. His standout performance continued in a subsequent game against Dandenong R, where he once again displayed his skills by scoring 15 points, grabbing 6 rebounds, and providing 2 assists. His impressive contributions were instrumental in guiding his team to a crucial victory, ultimately propelling them to be crowned the champion of the match. Currently, Lobsinger's stats for the season are quite commendable, averaging 10.7 points per game, 5.5 rebounds per game, and 1.6 assists per game. His consistent performance and impact on the court highlight his potential as a future champion in the world of professional basketball.
#2. Anthony Crump, a 26-year-old former Broncos alumnus from 2024 standing at 6'8'' and currently playing professionally in the TBL, showcased his exceptional skills as a player for the Ads Sentinels during their recent game against the Potawatomi Fire. Despite his remarkable triple-double performance, where he scored 17 points, secured 16 rebounds, and provided 10 assists during his 44 minutes on the court, the Ads Sentinels (#2) suffered a crushing defeat of 130-108 on the road. Even though Crump's individual contribution was outstanding, helping him earn the prestigious Triple-Double Badge from eurobasket.com, his efforts were not enough to secure a victory for his team. Despite this setback, Crump's consistent performance throughout the season is evident in his impressive statistics of 12.6 points per game, 8.9 rebounds per game, 4.2 assists per game, and 2.0 steals per game. Crump, a former participant in the Eurobasket Summer League, known as a top summer league for players aspiring to play basketball internationally, continues to demonstrate his prowess on the court as a champion player.
Other former Western Michigan University players, who play in pro basketball:
Mack Smith-McEwen (6'3''-G-1998, played in 2021-22) plays for MZT Skopje in North Macedonian Super League
Demetrius Ward (6'2''-G-1990, played in 2008-12) played for Bozic Estriche Knights Kirchheim in German ProA few monts ago
Tucker Haymond (6'5''-G-1994, played in 2013-17) plays for Kagawa Five Arrows in Japanese B3 League
Tray Maddox Jr. (6'6''-G-2000, played in 2023-24) plays for Al Nawair in Syrian SBL
Lamar Norman Jr. (6'1''-G-2000, played in 2021-23) played for Veszprem in Hungarian B Red last year
Flenard Whitfield (6'8''-F-1990, played in 2008-12) plays for Racing in Luxembourg LBBL
Mileek McMillan (6'8''-F-1998, played in 2021-22) played for Shield 219 in the The Basketball Tournament last year
Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of Western Michigan University basketball alumni.
Owen Lobsinger is last week best Broncos alumni, who plays professional basketball (Photo: @bckomarno)
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