
Manchester Basketball can confirm the signing of Great Britain International Jonathan Brown for the 2026-27 season.
Brown joins Manchester after a breakout year with Bristol Flyers earning him a call-up to the Great Britain senior squad, competing at his new home just yesterday in GB’s game with Iceland.
Brown joined Bristol from Sligo All-Stars in the Irish Super League, where he averaged 19.1 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game. The 6ft3in combo guard enjoyed a successful college career in the states, with spells at Fresno Pacific, Central Methodist, Montana and The University of the Cumberlands. Brown led the Patriots to a 24-4 record during the 2023/24 campaign and became the first player since 2009 to be named a NAIA First-Team All-American.
“I’m super excited to sign with the Manchester Basketball. I’m ready to build on an already established culture and club,” commented Brown.
“I can’t wait to get work and bring my abilities to the team and help compete for silverware next year! See you soon Manchester.”
Head Coach Matthew Otten commented: “Brown is a player we saw improved throughout the year, progressing his presence on the court until he became a problem for us in playoffs. For a player so early in his professional career, he’s shown his ceiling is high and will only continue to get better.”
Manchester Basketball can confirm the signing of Great Britain International Jonathan Brown for the 2026-27 season.
Brown joins Manchester after a breakout year with Bristol Flyers earning him a call-up to the Great Britain senior squad, competing at his new home just yesterday in GB’s game with Iceland.
Brown joined Bristol from Sligo All-Stars in the Irish Super League, where he averaged 19.1 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game. The 6ft3in combo guard enjoyed a successful college career in the states, with spells at Fresno Pacific, Central Methodist, Montana and The University of the Cumberlands. Brown led the Patriots to a 24-4 record during the 2023/24 campaign and became the first player since 2009 to be named a NAIA First-Team All-American.
“I’m super excited to sign with the Manchester Basketball. I’m ready to build on an already established culture and club,” commented Brown.
“I can’t wait to get work and bring my abilities to the team and help compete for silverware next year! See you soon Manchester.”
Head Coach Matthew Otten commented: “Brown is a player we saw improved throughout the year, progressing his presence on the court until he became a problem for us in playoffs. For a player so early in his professional career, he’s shown his ceiling is high and will only continue to get better.”




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