Coach Willy Coach Coach Willy is one of the Co-Head Coaches of Team San Francisco. He is most known for being a great Player-Coach for Team San Francisco, having hit a number of clutch shots in crucial games. He is the offensive coach for Team San Francisco. His innovative run and gun offense keeps opponents off balance. Coach Willy is the father of Tim and Doni.
#0 Irvan 5'9 200 SF - Current Player since 1996
One of the veterans of the team since 1996. Hard nose defender who often gets the task of shutting down the opposing team's star player. A tough competitor who will make the outside shot, and take you down low.
Player Comparison - Ron Artest
#1 Khalid 6'0 165 SG - Current Player since 2002
Khalid was the youngest member of Team San Francisco and still might be the youngest player, but don't let his youth fool you. He is a key contributer to the team. His energy and defense are what sparks the team. A great defender who racks up a lot of steals. Will hit the J or take it in with the layup. High School Varsity Player since his Sophomore Year. Is he the next great player?
Player Comparison - Dwayne Wade
#2 Furia 5'8 160 PG - Former Great joined 2003
A good ballhandler who can shoot the three pointer or drive to the basket. Smart player who will run the offense and get the steals on defense.
Player Comparison - Steve Nash
#3 Doni 5'10 190 PG - Current Player since 1994
Along with Ryan he is the cornerstone of the team, playing with the team since 1994. Although he was only in middle school when he first started playing with the team, he showed a lot of potential and has lived up to his promise. The years of experience have been helpful in guiding his teams to numerous championships. The On Court General for Team San Francisco gets his teammates involved with well executed and crowd pleasing passes. Known to put up points for his team when needed with a shooting range from anywhere on the court. Has an all around offensive and defensive game. Just seems to make the right play at the right time.
Player Comparison - Baron Davis
#4 Chuck 5'10 180 SF - Former Great joined 2003
Tremendous first step and probably one of the best at getting to the basket. Chuck has incredible hops and is best known for getting rebounds and swatting away shots from taller players. You know you got hops when 6'6 black guys give you props for swatting away their shots.
Player Comparison - Vince Carter
#5 Ivan 6'0 210 PF - Former Great joined 1995
One of the team captains who has been on the team since 1995. He is the bruising physcal force of Team San Francisco. A banger down low who clears the board and also clears opposing players to make the inside shot. You better get out of the way when he comes on the Fast Break. Ivan has moved back to Indonesia and has started our brother team in Indonesia called SF Satu.
Player Comparison - Karl Malone
#6 Harun 5'9 170 SF - Former Great Pre 1994
One of the star players from the pre-existing San Francisco Team. Harun was the master at getting steals and running up the court to get the fast break points.
Player Comparison - Eddie Jones
#7 Alex 6'2 180 SF - Former Great joined 1995
Former Indonesian Junior National Team Member who provided great athletic ability to the team. A versatile player who could do it all.
Player Comparison - Shawn Marion
#8 Ariya 6'2 180 SF - Current Player since 2005
Newest SF One player and Former IBL player. Athletic Player who can shoot and dribble the ball for a player his size. Should be a great addition to the team.
Player Comparison - Dirk Nowitski
#9 Calvin 6'1 170 SF - Former Great joined 2002
Calvin joined the team in 2002. He is an excellent outside shooter who seems to make the timely 3-Point Shot. He is a player who uses his length to score on the inside and to get the rebound. Will block shots and make steals.
Player Comparison - Rashard Lewis
#10 Hendra 5'9 170 PG - Former Great joined 2000
Hendra is the ultimate team player. He is a solid performer who provides hardwork, hustle, and heart. Has the ability to run the team, and his court smarts allow him to make the right play. Will make the defensive play.
Player Comparison - Andre Miller
#11 Chris 5'10 155 PG - Former Great joined 2003
Athletic and Flashy Player. Great Ballhandler who can cross anyone and drive in for the bucket. Good defender who gets a lot of steals. Think I saw him on the And1 Mix Tape Tour.
Player Comparison - Gilbert Arenas
#12 Barra 5'10 170 PG - Former Great joined 1994
Probably the most spectacular player on Team San Francisco. He was most known for his dazzling passes and great ball handling skills.
Player Comparison - Jason Kidd