About Kyle Singler 

A retired professional basketball player from America Kyle Edward Singler was born on May 4, 1988.

The Duke men's basketball team's 2010 NCAA championship run was made possible in large part by Singler, a four-year starter who won Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four. The Detroit Pistons chose Singler in the second round of the 2011 NBA Draft with the aggregate 33rd choice.

From 2011-2019, Singler worked professionally. On November 30, 2011, Singler decided to sign with Real Madrid after the two clubs settled on a transfer price. He then assisted Real Madrid in its victory against Barcelona and the 2012 Spanish King's Cup triumph.

Kyle Singler Net Worth, Earnings & Spending Habits

What is Kyle Singler’s net worth?

Kyle Singler has a net worth of $3 million.

Height, Age & Physical Attributes

How tall is Kyle Singler?

Kyle Singler is 6 ft 8 in (203 cm) tall.

How old is Kyle Singler?

Born on May 4, 1988, Kyle Singler is 34 years old as of 2022.

Childhood And Education

Singler is an alumnus of South Medford High School. He had a senior year average of 10.6 rebounds and 29.3 points in high school.

In the Les Schwab Invitational title game in 2006, Singler faced up against Brandon Jennings. He and Duke won the 2010 NCAA National Championship. Additionally, Singler is one of eight performers featured in the 2008 documentary 'Gunnin' for That#1 Spot', which was directed by Beastie Boys member Adam Yauch and shot in 2006.

He committed to playing collegiate basketball at Duke University after signing a letter of intent in October 2006. His parents were also active athletes. His mother Kris Brosterhous played basketball at the same university as his father Ed Singler, who was a quarterback for Oregon State. One of his siblings, E.J. Singler, plays basketball professionally for Raptors 905 of the NBA Development League.

Family Life, Romance, And Relationships

Who is Kyle Singler dating?

Kyle Singler chooses to keep his family life private, so there's no such information available about his present or past relationships.

Career And Professional Highlights

Best Known For….

Singler (667 points), Nolan Smith (628 points), and Jon Scheyer (690 points) were the second trio in school history to score a minimum of 600 points apiece in the senior season on March 28, 2010, during an Elite Eight NCAA game as Duke defeated Baylor and went to the Final Four. Singler thought about declaring for the 2010 NBA draught after winning the title but eventually made the choice to stay at Duke for his senior year.

In 2012, he started playing for the Detroit Pistons with center/forward Greg Monroe. He was selected by Detroit Pistons with pick number 33 in the 2011 NBA Draft, and from 2012-2015, Singler was a member of the Pistons. Ahead of being selected by the Detroit Pistons in the draught, the NBA guard/forward played four years of collegiate basketball at Duke University.

Other Interesting Kyle Singler Facts And Trivia

• Kyle Singler, an American professional basketball player who was born Kyle Edward Singler, presently competes for Monbus Obradoiro in the Liga ACB.
• In his senior year, he led his college to its first-ever state basketball title while averaging 29.3 points as well as 10.6 rebounds per game. He was also voted the Oregon Player of the Year along with a rival.
• In 34.8 minutes per game with the Blue Devils, Singler scored 16.9 points, 6.8 rebounds, with 1.6 assists as a freshman. Kevin Love with Lake Oswego won the state championship in 2007 by defeating Singler and South Medford. Duke's top scorer during the 2009 campaign was Singler.
• Singler played basketball at Duke University, where he earned an NCAA title and the 2010 Most Outstanding Player award for the NCAA Final Four. The NBA guard/forward spent four years of NCAA basketball at Duke University before being chosen by Detroit Pistons in the draught.

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