Ball Don't Stop: Vancouver

Jaylen Wells Erupts for 51, Shaedon Sharpe Electrifies SFU Crowd

Vancouver brought the energy and the stars delivered. Two weeks after a sold-out showcase in Toronto, the Ball Don’t Stop: Pro-Am rolled into BC for another unforgettable night of high-level hoops. Held at Simon Fraser University, this year’s Vancouver edition featured NBA firepower, a packed house, and a breakout performance that has the whole basketball world talking.

Jaylen Wells Turns Heads With 51-Point Statement

Memphis Grizzlies rookie Jaylen Wells entered the Pro-Am as a low-key second-round pick, but he left as the name on everyone’s lips. The 6’7 forward lit up the court with a 51-point explosion, showcasing a complete and polished skill set that had scouts, fans, and even his opponents buzzing.

Wells delivered a clinic in versatility, knocking down threes, defending at a high level, backing defenders down in the post, and moving with fluidity across all areas of the floor. His performance wasn’t just impressive, it was a message: the Grizzlies may have landed the steal of the 2024 draft.

Relive the game here!

Shaedon Sharpe Shows Out for His Home Country

Back in front of a Canadian crowd, Trail Blazers guard Shaedon Sharpe brought the house down at SFU with his athletic brilliance. A returning star to the Ball Don’t Stop Pro-Am, Sharpe had the gym rocking with his 43-point outing filled with high-flying dunks, smooth pull-ups, and confident swagger.

Sharpe’s ability to elevate and finish left fans in awe, and his presence continues to inspire the next generation of Canadian hoopers.

Thank You Vancouver!

From the opening tip to the final buzzer, Vancouver fans brought unmatched passion and love for the game. We're proud to continue building Canada’s hoops culture, and Vancouver proved once again that it’s a basketball city through and through.