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5'9"
33
Oakland, CA
University of Texas at Arlington ’14, Marketing
classification: 4.0
Underwent countless surgeries, in addition to chemotherapy, but eventually opted to have his left leg amputated
Growing up as an avid baseball player in California, he was introduced to wheelchair basketball through a man at Costco, who stopped to talk to him about the sport
After trying it, he fell in love with the sport and has progressed to playing overseas in Spain and with the U.S. men’s national team
Enjoys working out, exploring, traveling, doing motivational speeches, promoting the Paralympic movement, hiking and trying new food
Is a huge Golden State Warriors fan
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AutographPARIS — Three-time Paralympian Brian Bell sparked Team USA’s fire with consecutive baskets, both coming off nice Jake Williams assists early in the second quarter. The 35-year-old veteran drew a foul on the second, converted the free throw and propelle...
PARIS – Ixhelt Gonzalez converted an uncontested lay-up off a sweet backdoor pass from Becca Murray to give Team USA a 53-50 lead over Great Britain. It was a defining moment and a lead that the U.S. wouldn’t relinquish over the final two minutes in a ...
PARIS – The U.S. men’s wheelchair basketball team’s quest for an unprecedented three-peat started off with a bang.Fending off a Spanish team that boasts a threatening offense, the U.S. capitalized on a two-minute Spain scoring drought late in the fourt...
A gold medal in Paris would make the U.S. wheelchair basketball team the first to win three straight golds in the sport.
Nate Hinze will share new experiences in France, while his wife and three children have joined him overseas
