Paralympic Games Basketball Has Alabama Flavor

Huntsville Native Set to Represent Team USA in Tokyo

Get to know Huntsville native and Team USA Paralympic basketball player, Johnathan Flowers

The Paralympic Games are just around the corner, and one Alabama native is ready to represent Team USA on the basketball court.

Johnathan Flowers, a Huntsville native, is a member of the United States Paralympic basketball team that will compete in the Tokyo Paralympics.

Flowers, who was born with spina bifida, has been playing basketball since he was a child. He played at Lee High School and then went on to play at the University of Alabama.

After college, Flowers played professionally in Europe before joining the United States Paralympic basketball team in 2019.

Flowers is one of the most experienced players on the United States Paralympic basketball team. He has competed in two Paralympic Games, winning a gold medal in 2016.

Flowers is a key player for the United States Paralympic basketball team. He is a strong rebounder and defender, and he can also score when needed.

The United States Paralympic basketball team is one of the favorites to win the gold medal in Tokyo. Flowers is a big reason why.

The Paralympic Games will be held in Tokyo from August 24 to September 5, 2021.