Stanton Kidd

Baltimore to the world

Baltimore made him.
He never forgot it.

Stanton Kidd was born and raised in Baltimore, and everything about his game traces back to it. At Edmondson-Westside High he averaged 23 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists as a senior, leading the Red Storm to the school's first Baltimore City Division I championship and earning team MVP and all-metro honors.

From there the game kept opening doors. He earned his degree from Colorado State, and as a pro he has played across Europe, Asia, and Australia, won a EuroCup championship in 2018, and reached the NBA with the Utah Jazz in 2019.

And through every season, Baltimore stayed home. Backpack drives in August, turkey drives in November, toy drives in December, plus camps and clinics all year. The Stanton Kidd Foundation runs on a simple belief: every young person deserves a real shot, and real change starts with showing up.

Stanton Kidd with his family in Baltimore

Baltimore to the World

From a first-ever Baltimore City championship at Edmondson-Westside to the NBA, with a decade of pro basketball around the world in between.

2018

EuroCup Champion with Darüşşafaka

NBA

Utah Jazz on the world's biggest stage

10+

Countries competed in around the world

Every stop on the road

2015–16Limburg UnitedBelgium
2016–17Tigers TübingenGermany
2017–19DarüşşafakaEuroCup Champion 2018Turkey
2019Utah JazzNBAUSA
2019–20Melbourne UnitedAustralia
2020–21OGM OrmansporTurkey
2021Hapoel JerusalemIsrael
2021–22Lokomotiv KubanRussia
2022–23Akita Northern HappinetsJapan
2023–24Shinshu Brave WarriorsJapan
2024–25Sendai 89ersJapan
2025–26Taipei Taishin MarsTaiwan
2026Hunan ChangshaChina
CurrentFormosa DreamersNow PlayingTaiwan
Edmondson-Westside Red Storm

High school

Edmondson-Westside Red Storm

Colorado State Rams

College

Colorado State Rams

Darüşşafaka, Turkey

2017–19

Darüşşafaka, Turkey

Utah Jazz, NBA

2019

Utah Jazz, NBA

NBA Summer League, Las Vegas

2019

NBA Summer League, Las Vegas

Melbourne United, Australia

2019–20

Melbourne United, Australia

Lokomotiv Kuban, Russia

2021–22

Lokomotiv Kuban, Russia

Shinshu Brave Warriors, Japan

2023–24

Shinshu Brave Warriors, Japan