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2020 DRAFT PROSPECTS

The 19-year-old Israeli forward is, like many foreign-born players, a relative unknown compared to someone like Cole Anthony or LaMelo Ball.

ENDORSEMENT DEAL

The Surfriders and Under Armor agreed to a multi-years non-exclusive deal for players wear the company’s products during the off-season.

A NEW DINING EXPERIENCE

The Hawaiian Airlines Arena will be unveiling its new dining hall in the upcoming season. The innovative food court allows fans to customize orders through self-service kiosks.

NEW FAN PACKAGES ANNOUNCED

New fan packages were introduced at today’s media session. Priority seats selection for season ticket holders, and exclusive bonuses for subscribers of the annual membership.

FAN NIGHTS 20–21

The Surfriders marketing team is proud to announced the fan night schedule, themes, and potential performances for the upcoming season.

2020 TEAM ATTIRES

The team revealed three new game uniforms that payers will be wearing at all games in the upcoming NBA season.

20–21 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

The NBA released the schedule for the upcoming season today. The opening game will be hosted by the reigning champion, and a double-header of stars-studded Christmas games.

NEW ARENA APPROVED

Ownership group and the city of Honolulu approved the Surfriders’ new arena. Both sides will begin the planning process in the next few months. No timetable for when construction will begin.

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The Surfriders invite the friends and family of our fans to come share an unforgettable experience at our game. We offer savings on bookings for groups of ten or more. Reserve the best seats and secure more bonuses for your group today. We also offer packages that tailor fit to all your special events.

HANGINGten.

The all-new season ticket membership option, the Hang Ten pass. You will secure priority seat selection at all home games this season, special offers at our revamped concession stands, and along with exclusive Hang Ten collectibles and other bonuses at games throughout the season. The more game you attend, the more benefits you get. Don’t miss this gift that keeps on giving!

Sufriders’ VIPs

VIP pass holders will have complete access to our exclusive Surfrider lounge. The pass is inclusive of self-service buffet designed and prepared by head chefs of popular local eateries. The lounge is equipped with theater-grade sound and video system for a court-side experience with the comfort of a private box. The lounge is also available for personal functions and events.

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Team History

In 1997, Arthur Lee and the Nexus Group successfully lobbied for an expansion team to establish home in Las Vegas. The following season, the Las Vegas Dealers played their first game at MGM arena. In its inaugural season, Las Vegas and the NBA saw the birth of a bright young talent in Kobe Bryant, who turned out to be the biggest prize the Dealers franchise would have drafted for the next decade. With their superstar, the Dealers enjoyed early success that were often elusive for expansion teams. During his sixteen years tenure in Las Vegas, Bryant led the Dealers to nine division titles, eleven playoff appearances and three championships.

Before the 2008 season, majority owner Arthur Lee announced his retirement and requested to have the Dealers relocate to Hawaii, where Lee will continue to be involved with the team post-retirement. In 2010, the Dealers was relocated to Hawaii, and officially changed its name to the Surfriders. The transition however was not exactly smooth for the team. A slew of injuries including that of Kobe Bryant devastated the Surfriders’ season that year. The lost season resulted in a lottery opportunity for the Surfriders. In this draft, there was an incredible prospect by the name of Lebron James, who the Surfriders aggressively traded up to draft.

The Surfriders quickly returned to championship contention with the healthy Bryant and the arrival of James. Following multiple years of consecutive playoff runs, the Surfriders captured the franchise’s third championship in 2018, but also bid farewell to its franchise star Bryant, who retired on top following the conclusion of the season.