Basketball

Ndidiamaka Ndukwe Takes Her Game to North Macedonia with ZKK Basket Kam

The former Eastern Kentucky standout joins the league’s dominant club as the latest alumna to go pro overseas.

Ndidiamaka Ndukwe, a former Eastern Kentucky University standout, has officially signed a professional contract with ZKK Basket Kam, the premier basketball club based in North Macedonia.

The Michigan native concluded her collegiate career with a memorable season for the Colonels, where she earned Atlantic Sun Conference Newcomer of the Year honors and helped the team capture its 11th conference championship while advancing to the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament.

During that lone season she posted averages of 10.1 points per game, reached double‑digit scoring on 17 occasions, and delivered three back‑to‑back 20‑point outings, highlighted by a season‑high 25 points.

A New Chapter Overseas

Her professional move places her among the 17 former EKU players who have taken their talents overseas, and she joins a select group of seven alumni currently active in international leagues under the guidance of head coach Greg Todd.

ZKK Basket Kam’s Recent Dominance

ZKK Basket Kam, known for its recent dominance in the North Macedonian Prva Liga, has claimed three consecutive league titles from 2023 through 2025 and finished the previous campaign with a 16‑5 record before reaching the league semifinals after winning the domestic cup.

The club will compete in the top division of Macedonian basketball this fall, and Ndukwe is slated to report to the team in the coming weeks as she prepares for her debut in the Prva Liga.

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