2019 has been a breakout calendar year for Harsimran 'Honey' Kaur.
In November, she made history when she was invited to participate in a multi-week training camp (from Nov. 7 - 24) at The NBA Global Academy at Basketball Australia's Centre of Excellence in Canberra, Australia, making her the first prospect from the NBA Academies Women's Program and the first female prospect from outside of Australia to attend The NBA Global Academy.
Here's a look at her chat with the head coach at Basketball Australia's Center of Excellence - Kristen Veal:
For Kaur, 2019 began by attending the second NBA Academy India Women's Camp in January where she walked away with the Defense award. A few months later, in April, she was one of four Indian girls to be invited to the NCAA Next Generation showcase.
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In August, she was one of four Indians invited to the Basketball Without Borders Asia 2019 Camp in Tokyo. Less than a couple of weeks after that, she represented India at the FIBA 3X3 U18 Asia Cup in Malaysia where the team bowed out in the quarterfinals.
In October, at the third NBA Academy India Women's Camp during the NBA India Games weekend, she was named Camp MVP.