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Japanese sharpshooter Keisei Tominaga has joined Stephen Curry’s “Curry Brand” roster. The announcement was made by Nick DePaula on Twitter, where Tominaga expressed his admiration for Curry, calling him one of his basketball heroes.

Tominaga, who was born in Japan, played college basketball for Nebraska in the United States for the last three seasons. During the 2023-24 season, he earned second-team All-Big12 honors, averaging 15.1 points per game with impressive shooting percentages. After helping Nebraska reach the NCAA Tournament, Tominaga showcased his shooting skills at the college basketball 3-point contest, dominating the competition.

The news of Tominaga joining the Curry Brand team was originally shared on Warriors Wire, where fans can follow updates on Facebook and Twitter. This addition to the Curry Brand lineup further solidifies the brand’s commitment to supporting talented athletes from around the world.

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