MEET THE TEAM

Kamil Brown stands 6'7" tall and attended Albany State University. Originally from New Jersey, he is known simply as “The Perfecto.” A former member of the legendary Harlem Globetrotters, Kamil brings veteran flair, polished basketball skills, and impeccable comedic timing to every Court Jesters Comedy Basketball performance.

His energetic showmanship and engaging personality make him a crowd favorite at school assemblies, community events, and shows for audiences of all ages.

Martez “Dime” Williams stands 6'3" tall and attends the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Hailing from Raleigh, North Carolina, Dime is a force to be reckoned with on the court.

He is also the founder of HashtagPATH, a movement dedicated to inspiring people to Dream, Imagine, Manifest, and Empower. With elite ball-handling skills, impressive trick shots, and an engaging personality, Dime combines athletic ability with motivational messaging to inspire audiences both on and off the court.

Tiffara Steward stands 4'6" tall and is from Elmont, New York. A graduate of Farmingdale State College, she is recognized as one of the smallest professional basketball players of all time.

Known as “Small Wonder,” Tiffara serves as captain of the Court Jesters. She is also a motivational speaker and the founder of Up for the Challenge, an organization dedicated to empowering youth.

Through real-life lessons on confidence, discipline, and believing in one’s potential, Tiffara inspires young people to overcome challenges and pursue their goals. Her energetic presence, strong connection with students, and ability to turn obstacles into positive teaching moments make her a powerful performer and role model.

Malik Moore stands 6'5" tall and is from Hampton, Georgia. A former USC standout, Malik—known as “Prime Time”—brings explosive athleticism, electrifying energy, and unforgettable showmanship to the Court Jesters.

Known for his high-flying dunks and spectacular performances, Prime Time keeps fans on their feet and cameras flashing. Every time he takes flight, he turns the game into a highlight reel—so don’t blink, or you might miss something amazing.

Omarion Miller stands 6'2" tall and is from Hartford, Connecticut. A multiple-time high school MVP, Omarion averaged an impressive 25 points per game before going on to star at Bryant & Stratton College.

Known as “Bounce ,” Omarion travels across the country showcasing his incredible slam-dunk ability. Recognized as one of the best dunkers in the world, he brings power, athleticism, and excitement to every Court Jesters performance.

Come see Bounce Fly in action—he’ll amaze you!

Tish Emmanuel stands 6'2" tall and is from Wheatley, New York. A graduate of SUNY Potsdam, Tish brings dynamic basketball skills, personality, and showmanship to every Court Jesters performance.

Known for his impressive ball-handling, scoring ability, and energetic presence, both on the court and online, Tish keeps audiences engaged with slick moves, exciting interaction, and a genuine passion for the game. He is ready to elevate the entertainment-basketball experience wherever the Court Jesters perform.

 Trent McCallum hails from Baltimore, Maryland, where he made a name for himself as a standout guard at Perry Hall High School before continuing his career at Harford College. His play earned him First Team All-Metro and First Team All-County honors, and he was consistently ranked among the top high school players in the region. Known for his perimeter scoring, lightning-quick first step, and jaw-dropping ball-handling tricks and dribbling, Trent brings the kind of flash and finesse that keeps crowds on their feet 

Abdul Shanunu is originally from Accra, Ghana.  6’6 200 primarily as a wing/forward. Abdul played NCAA Division I at Delaware State University and recently competed and finished at Felician University  

 Jamar “The Pharmacist” Davis is a former streetball standout turned elite trainer, blending his legendary court skills with next-level fitness coaching. As the driving force behind DrPharm Fitness & SOS Training, he educates, motivates and transforms players—on and off the hardwood.  

Shane Woney hails from The Bronx, NY, he earned his nickname “The Dribbling Machine” through his explosive street-ball talent at Rucker Park and beyond.   He later played on the first year of the AND1 Mixtape Tour and now devotes himself to mentoring youth through his nonprofit, while bringing his slick moves and infectious energy to every Jesters show.