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(#1) Cedric Richmond
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Known to play one-on-one against Majority Whip Scalise, Richmond played on the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017, getting some of the most playing time. He is also has been the starting Democratic pitcher for five years in the Congressional Baseball game.
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(#2) Steve Scalise
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A known figure on the court and known for playing one-on-one against Louisiana Representative Cedric Richmond, Scalise is also a member of the Republican team for the annual Congressional Baseball Game. Due to injuries from an assassination attempt, he was unable to participate in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
In 2017, the Heart of a Warrior MVP Steve Scalise Award was announced and given to John Byrd of the Business Coalition for Fair Competition.
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(#3) Ryan Costello
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Leading the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Costello has played in both the 31st Annual Home Court Charity Basketball Game against Georgetown Law faculty and staff in 2018, and in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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(#4) Tim Scott
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Although he is not a member of the member of the Hill's Angels Congressional basketball team, Scott spends time at the members-only basketball court in the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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(#5) Will Hurd
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A freshmen member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Marshall played in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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(#6) Carlos Curbelo
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A member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Marshall played in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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(#7) Darin LaHood
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A member of Hill's Angels, the Congressional basketball team, LaHood's free throw in the second half of the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game gave hope to the Congressional team, but for the third year in a row, the opposing lobbyists' team was victorious.
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(#8) Mike Gallagher
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A freshmen member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Gallagher played in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017, and the 31st Annual Home Court Charity Basketball Game against Georgetown Law staff and faculty in 2018.
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(#9) Jeff Denham
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A member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Marshall played in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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(#10) Ted Cruz
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A fan of basketball as well as a player, Cruz is a regular of the Dirksen Senate Office Building members-only basketball court. Although he has played against Jimmy Kimmel in a charity game, Cruz is not a member of the Hill's Angels Congressional basketball team.
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(#11) Brad Wenstrup
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Playing in the 31st Annual Home Court Charity Basketball Game against Georgetown Law faculty and staff in 2018, and in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017, Wenstrup is a member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels.
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(#12) Roger Marshall
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A freshmen member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Marshall played in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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(#13) John Moolenaar
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A member of the Congressional basketball team, the Hill's Angels, Marshall played in the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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(#14) Ralph Norman
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An excited freshman member of the Hill's Angels Congressional basketball team, Norman tweeted photographs from his debut charity game, the 19th annual Member of Congress Charity Basketball Game in September 2017.
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