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New pro basketball team set to tip off Four years removed from the departure of the Maryland Nighthawks, Prince George County has a new American Basketball Association team. Sunday at Progressive Christian Academy in Clinton. Admission is free. The team is a part of the ABA Northeast Division, which is composed of the Jersey Express, the New York City Thunder, the New York Red Riders and the Maryland Marvels. The Suns will play a 30 game regular season which will end on March 7. The ABA, which was founded in 1999, is slated to have 62 teams in more than 20 states for the 2009 10 season. Suns founder/owner and guard Chuck Thompson, 27, of Bowie, said the team aim is simple. just wanted to give the guys in the area a chance to play professionally, Thompson said. entertainment for the kids and a showcase for our players. We like the Phoenix Suns of the [National Basketball Association] and our style is fast paced and athletic. The money would be nice, but our goal is to get guys playing overseas. said the Suns, unlike other professional/semi pro teams in other sports in the county, are not focused on generating a profit. Game tickets will be between $10 $20. Thompson said the operating expenses for the team this season will be about $60,000, including the rental of the gym at Progressive Christian, uniforms and travel. The money to cover the operating expenses was generated from the players as well as well as chief sponsors Autobahn Global Detailing and Rochee Sports, an urban clothing line. The team has 18 players including Thompson, 16 of which live in the county or have close county ties. Tryouts were held Oct. 10 at Bishop McNamara and about 25 players participated. The roster includes former University of Pittsburgh and George Washington University player Atilla Cosby, former Prince George Community College players Warren Robinson, Erik Thomas and Stefan Haskins, former Bowie State player Larry Butler and Largo High graduate Eiad Hameed. The team also includes Jermaine Hill (West Virginia State) and Bryant Henderson (Cheyney University). definitely believe that if we go out and execute and defend with our high powered offense, that we be able to contend, said coach Tony Meeks. should have immediate success. I think our athleticism. We have an extremely athletic club. We can attack the basket and defend and score points in bunches. last professional basketball team to call the county home was the Maryland Nighthawks, which played the 2004 05 season at Showplace Arena in Upper Marlboro. Poor attendance prompted the team to move to Rockville the following season. The team has since changed its name to the Maryland GreenHawks and have joined the Premier Basketball League.