Which ex-high school standouts featured in Central Orange County will compete on Tuesday, Nov. 4?

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Devin Askew and Koat Keat Tong
Devin Askew and Koat Keat Tong
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Nov 1, 2025
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Tuesday, Nov. 4 will feature competition from these former Central Orange County area high school standouts.

Devin Askew and Koat Keat Tong
Devin Askew
Long Beach State Beach
Guard
Senior
6′5″ 195
Mater Dei High School
Next Game: vs. San Diego State Aztecs, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 12 a.m.

Devin Askew and Koat Keat Tong
Koat Keat Tong
UC Santa Barbara Gauchos
Forward
Sophomore
6′10″ 220
Crean Lutheran High School
Next Game: vs. San Francisco State Gators, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 6 p.m.

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