DAMION MODESTE

D-Mo does not ramp. End of story.

Crossing up and dunking on defenders at Rough and Ready year after year helped forge his reputation.
The high-flyer even took the tournament's dunk contest title in 2000 and narrowly lost out to Leon Bernard in the National Dunk Contest a year later.

When playing for SBUK, Damion is almost always the "X Factor" behind our wins. He may not top score, but he blocks shots, alters shots, forces turn overs, grabs rebounds and makes some great passes.

Proof of his all-around game came when he finished in first place at the 2005 Nike Midnight Madness finals, ahead of some of British basketball's finest players.

On top of all that he brings to the team, Dame also provides highlights...from pinning shots against the backboard to dunking on opposing centres.

What was, perhaps, his greatest highlight came when he jumped OVER a defender's head (Vince Carter style) back in 2001 for what was - quite possibly - the illest game dunk we've ever seen.