24 NBL1 players will suit up in NCAA basketball

With the college season underway, there will be plenty of NBL1 talent on display across the States and on your screens. 

24 players NBL1 players will play in college this season, the likes of Basketball Australia’s Centre of Exellence superstar Tyrese Proctor and Newcastle's Chyra Evans will be must-watches this season in college. Check out some of the key players to keep an eye on here.

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The full list of Australians in NCAA division 1 basketball can be found here. 

Women: 

Albany: Taylor Moffat - Eastern Mavericks 

Central Arkansas: Nikki Metcalfe - Melbourne Tigers 

Eastern Kentucky: Abbey Morton - Canberra Nationals 

Davidson: Millie Prior, Adelaide Fuller - Basketball Australia Centre of Exellence 

Fordham: Rose Nelson - Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

La Salle: Mia Jacobs - Lakeside Lightning

Wake Forest: Kate Deeble - North Gold Coast Seahawks 

Michigan: Chyra Evans - Newcastle Falcons

Northwestern: Alana Goodchild - Hill Hornets 

Idaho: Asha Phillips - Illawarra Hawks

Weber State: Amelia Raidaveta - Newcastle Falcons

Northern Colorado: Lauren Andrews - Townsville Flames 

Boise State: Dani Bayes - Logan Thunder 

Fresno State: Alannah Chatfield - Dandenong Rangers

Santa Clara: Tess Heal - Melbourne Tigers

Men: 

Duke: Tyrese Proctor - Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence 

Jacksonville: Sejr Deans - NW Tasmania 

Hawai'i: Harry Rouhliadeff - Brisbane Capitals 

California-Riverside: - Lachlan Olbrich - Southern Tigers 

Charleston Cougars: Evan Kilminster - Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence 

Elon Phoenix: Max Mackinnion - Brisbane Capitals 

Portland: Bol Dengdit - Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence 

California Baptist: Jackson Harding - Knox Raiders

Sam Houston: Cameron Huefner - Norwood Flames