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Marcus Sikes, The Story ContinuesThe reputation of the AEC in the National League is not only related to Their Lives and Their Campaigns, But Also to the long list of outsiders Who Came to the club to Strengthen STI Different teams. Marcus Sikes With More Than fifty Went Through This entity.The return of the National Tournament Echagüe not only led up to the expectation and hope to again be part of the second category of Argentine basketball, But Also served to fuel a long and rich history of One of the few Entities Who always said it since this Began to play the National League back in 1984 With The League of transition.Today, With the return to TNA, Echagüe again Had to hire a foreign card, Which Means That the long list of outsiders Who Came to this club add a new row Marshall.With the arrival of Marcus Sikes, in the life of ACS Have Been Exactly 51 foreign players, Some of Them with lasting memories and Others fugases and inconsequential steps.Marcus Sikes one of the basketball Is That They Are seared in the history of Echagüe? Time will tell. Now, go over all campuses and all foreigners from and Who awakens curiosity and longing, That draw plus Attention details. Looking back from the first time in 1984 to date, a player Hired Echagüe Virgin Islands (Dennis Still), Puerto Rican (Willie Quinones), Nigeria (Abayomi Sangodeyi), Uruguay (Tato Horacio Lopez), Canada (Greg Wiltjer ), a Serb (Marko Zoric), Kenya (Peter Kiganya), Paraguay (William Araujo) and 43 Americans.UNFORGETTABLE. Mid 80's. Paraná convulsed by the arrival WAS of the first American basketball. Charles Parker and James Harwell. WAS Echagüe in the Primera B, Which was the second category, TNA today. Parker finished college just HAD HAD never left home. Itself HAD Different offers from Argentina, a country at That Time Completely unknown in BasketballParker made a condition for coming to play: that the club Hired His friend James Harwell, a tall skinny Many Without much talent and skills. The notion WAS to come together, not like it alone.No club willing to put money WAS on someone Who Did Not Even to resume acceptable sport. Took a gamble But Chungo Orlando Butta. For this to Have Park, highly recommended by the way, decided to offer Both contract, and that 's how this meat to the capital overhang entrerriana.This Was The Beginning Of A Thousand anecdotes, Which occurred consecutively. When meat Sudhop Like Glenn, a giant 2, 18 meters That captivated everyone. Have learned the white American stadium, WAS Placed under the dashboard and touch the rim Without jumping with His hand. It Seemed from Another Planet.Problems with Alcohol His His departure led to. As I've Reached A Certain Dennis Still. One player not surprised by His talent But by Their Striking power and physical strength. His rebounding Unparalleled Ability WAS.In short, Parker, Still Were Sudhop three foreigners and people ADOPTED Them as Their Own. They left great memories, so much so do not That the memories fail to recall moments linked With These players.Also, who is on this list is Edward Merchant citizen abroad. They call him a monkey for His flamboyant play. A great defense and an excellent triplero. A player restless, shifting. A character to Others. I Lift the fans with His gestures and His particular way of playing. It Was Another of the Many That Passed and left brown footprints.ALIENS OF THE AECSeason Name / s Category
1984 Charles Parker-Jammes League B Harwell
1985 Charles Parker, Glenn Sudhop League B
1986 Charles Parker, Glenn Sudhop (x)-Still-League Dennis
1987 Glenn Dennis Sudhop-Still-Willie Quinones-League
Dennis Still-League 1988
Dennis Still-League 1989
1990 Bobby Hines (x)-Tyrone Pitts (x)-Melvin Charles Parker-Daniels-League

Derek Miller 1990-1991 (x)-Tyrone Canino (x)-Abayomi Sangodeyi (x) -
Omar Rolland (x)-Still-Dennis Grider Sydney A-League
Charles Parker-League 1991/92
Charles Parker-Herb 1992/93 Blunt (xx)-Daren Hoges League B
1993/94 Charles Parker (x)-Kenny Austin (x)-Daren Guest (x)-Chris Washburn (x)-Steve
Glothin Mc (x)-Edgard Lopez Horacio Merchant Tato (nationalized)-Greg Wiltjer-League
1994/95 Tommy Anderson (x)-Marcus Edmonson (x)-Darrel Pikney-James Thomas (xxx) TNA
1995/96 Sarral Marshall (xx) TNA
Trent Edwards 1996/97 (x)-Rodney Anderson TNA
1997/98 Stanley Easterling TNA
1998/99 Lorenzo Hall (x)-TNA Clifford Morgan
Delon Turner TNA 1999-1900
Delon Turner 2000/01 (xx) TNA
2001/02 Terry Edwards (x)-Cecil Mourning (xx) TNA
2002/03 TNA is played without foreign
Marko Zoric 2003/04 (x)-Jammal Thomas TNA
Micah Brand TNA 2004/05
Corey Minnifield 2005/06 (x)-Peter Kiganya (x)-Willie Mitchell TNA
2006/07 Guillermo Araujo (x)-Rock Winston (xx)-TNA Louis Truscott
2007/08 Emmanuel Clifton (x)-Kenya Carruthers (x)-Bishop Anthony Owens-TNA Trelonnie
Scout 2008/09 Cutley (xx)-Derrick Miller TNA
Foreigners do not play League 2009/10 B
Foreigners do not play League 2010/11 B
Marcus Sikes TNA 2011/12

(X) Cut. (Xx) left the campus. (Xxx) nationalize.

Source: EL DIARIO de Paraná
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