Following two days of trials featuring some of the top 2K gamers in the nation, USA Basketball has officially named the 2020 USA E-National Team.

The USA Basketball E-National Team trials have concluded following a second day of action that saw teams shuffled and each gamer played two games over the first half of Sunday’s trials. Following a break, during which time the panelists pared the list of players from 30 to 10 finalists, two additional games were played to cap the inaugural USA gaming trials.

USA Basketball reached out to the gamers participating in this weekend’s USA E-National Team trials to find out a little bit about what makes them tick, the origin of their nickname, their go-to move, and other tidbits. We asked for answers to seven quick questions and got back a myriad of responses.

USA Basketball reached out to the gamers participating in this weekend’s USA E-National Team trials to find out a little bit about what makes them tick, the origin of their nickname, their go-to move, and other tidbits. We asked for answers to seven quick questions and got back a myriad of responses.

USA Basketball reached out to the gamers participating in this weekend’s USA E-National Team trials to find out a little bit about what makes them tick, the origin of their nickname, their go-to move, and other tidbits. We asked for answers to seven quick questions and got back a myriad of responses.

Featuring 30 of the top basketball 2K gamers in the country, including a late addition of Steez, who replaced Hotshot, the first day of the inaugural USA Basketball E-National Team trials were competitive and a success.