CAt just 13 years old, Jeremy Gohier would be the tallest player in the Endesa Leagueequal to the azulgrana Youssoupha Fall and one centimeter above Walter Tavares. This Canadian prodigy who measures 2.21 meters has become the latest sensation on social media.
Jeremy Gohier, with three of his classmates on campus.
The young giant has participated in the MSHTV campus, held in Indianafrom which he has risen to stardom thanks to some videos in which you can see his great mobility and his evident dominance among boys his age. She barely has to jump to crush and sometimes seems unwilling to show his extraordinary superiority.
Jeremy Gohier.
Gohier, natural de Quebec, has already received one of the FACE scholarships from Petro-Canadawhich will allow him to play at the highest level for the next two years in tournaments throughout North America. If he maintains his progression and with the centimeters he can still grow, the young man could be one of the most sought-after players by high school basketball academies and later by universities.
The last giant to leave Canada
It is the last giant to come out of Canada, which in recent years has seen how Zach Edey, the 2.24 meter center who will play this season for the Grizzlies and he is among the candidates to be rookie of the year in the NBA, and Olivier Rioux, another young man who has the planet amazed with his 2.36. He is 18 years old, he will serve this course in the University of Florida and aspires to be the tallest player in NBA history, surpassing the 2.31 meters of the Romanian Gheorghe Mureșan and the South Sudanese Manute Bol.
Olivier Rioux poses with the Real Madrid footballers.
A few years ago, Rioux passed through Spain, where he played in the La Roda Tournament. He then entered the Real Madrid quarryalthough he wasn’t there for long. His name appears in the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest teenager in the world.
Now comes Gohier, another young Canadian giant. Height does not guarantee success in basketball, but it can help. And, without a doubt, it impresses.
