Company facts
| Company Name | Loop Sports Management, Inc. |
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| CEO | Ryosuke Nozawa |
| Established | April, 2012 |
| Location | Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Service/Products | Basketball Clinic Basketball Camp Sports Event Planning Player Scout |
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Ryosuke Nozawa – CEO, FIBA AGENT
Born on May 5, 1982. From Osaka, Japan. Ryo started to play basketball when he was a elementary school student. When he played at a junior high school, he was selected to the Osaka All-Star Team. After he graduated high school in Osaka, he moved to US. He played at College of the Desert, and then he transferred to University of Hawaii at Hilo. In 2009, he joined a professional basketball team in Japan, Takamatsu Five Arrows as a trainee. In 2011, Ryo established a basketball team, “Los Angeles Loop (LA Loop)” in Los Angeles, and played at one of the greatest pro-am leagues in US, the Drew League, as the first Japanese owned team at the league history. At the 2012 Summer Pro League (SPL), he leaded LA Loop to win the 2nd place at the first time appearance for the league. In April, 2012, Ryo established Loop Sports Management, Inc. in order to develop future basketball players who can play all over the world.
History
| Feb, 2011 | Yo established a basketball team named “Los Angeles Loop” in Los Angeles in order to give opportunities to play basketball in US to Japanese players. |
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| Feb, 2011 | Played at West Coast Basketball League (WCBL) as the first Japanese owned team at the league |
| Mar, 2011 | Basketball Clinic for the Japanese American kids West Los Angeles Community VFW of Orange County Irvine Flight Basketball Tustin NJB |
| Jun, 2011 | Played at the one of the highest competitions in the US, the Drew League as the first Japanese owned team at the league |
| Jul, 2011 | Basketball Clinic and Exposure Games in Japan for Tsunami Relief |
| Apr, 2012 | Established Loop Sports Management, Inc. |
| Jun, 2012 | Played at the Drew League and Summer Pro League (SPL) Won the 2nd place at the SPL |
| Dec, 2012 | Loop Basketball Clinic in Japan Guest Coach: Keion Kindred from C.L.C. Basketball Training Over 600 Japanese players joined |
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