Nick Kay is set to suit up for his country again after being named in a 24-man squad for the second window of FIBA World Cup qualifiers.
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The Boomers will play the Phillippines on February 22 and Chinese Taipei on February 25 against in Melbourne.
Boomers coach Andrej Lemanis is determined to build momentum, after victories over Chinese Taipei and Japan in the recent qualifiers and following their Asia Cup triumph.
“Continuity is important in the team, especially with the limited preparation time in the FIBA qualification windows,” Lemanis said.
“This is why the Asia Cup campaign was so important.
“It was there that we had the opportunity to build on who we are as a team and having a core group of those players available for each of the windows is key.”
Kay has been a standout for Illawarra since moving to Wollongong after the Townsville Crocodiles folded at the end of 2015-16, and was part of the successful Asia Cup side.
Tim Barrow
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