Las Vegas, NV – The Impact Basketball Academy Las Vegas Fall League will kick off Tuesday September 25 in Las Vegas, NV.
The league games are on Tuesday and Thursdays at Impact Basketball Academy at 121 East Sunset Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119.
Impact Basketball Academy is the home for dozens of NBA players that train in the summer and college basketball players that train prior to the NBA Draft.
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2012 FULLCOURT PRESS LAS VEGAS FALL SHOWCASE
presented by Pangos
Tuesday September 25,
2012
Bishop Gorman
HS (Las
VegasNV)
5959 South Hualapai Way, Las
Vegas, NV 89148
Participation Fee: $60.00
Limited to 120 top Las Vegas underclass players
Las Vegas, NV – The Full Court Press Las Vegas Fall Showcase will take place on September 25 at Bishop Gorman High School on Tuesday night.
Several of the Top scouts on the West Coast will attend this annual event in which players display there skills at a high level as Las Vegas now is known for high school basketball.
The venue is state of the art and you must bring your game not your name!
Register early as this event will SELL-OUT! CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO
(Las Vegas, NV) - NBA free agent Brian Cook announced a Las Vegas location for his Stop Diabetes Hoop Festival and Health Fair.
The basketball camp and tournament for all ages will take place September 14 -16 at the Tarkanian Basketball Academy, 2730 South Rancho.
“There is great passion for basketball here in Las Vegas,” noted Brian Cook Foundation (BCF) Executive Director Johnnie Mathews. “The city is also a very central location to draw from other Western states as well, so it makes logical sense for this to be a host site.”
The camp portion of the festival is open for boys and girls ages 4 – 17 years old and costs $25 per person. Cook will teach ball handling, passing, defensive and rebounding drills alongside his coaching staff.
The tournament component is comprised of age divisions ranging from Nine & Under through Adults. It is a double-elimination tournament with championship play for $250 per team.
Because diabetes is the fastest growing disease in the US, BCF designated the American Diabetes Association as an event beneficiary. There is a health fair with screenings available to participating groups and the public during registration and check in on Friday.
“One in three children will develop diabetes if current trends continue,” Tracie Patten, ADA Nevada Market Manager said. “The statistic is one in two if African American, Asian or Hispanic. So encouraging young people to stay active and providing access to free health checks for the family does so much to prevent diabetes. It’s an awesome event for Las Vegans.”
The Hoop Festival closes on Sunday with a Slam Dunk Contest.
To register a team for the event, go to www.briancookfoundation.com.
The JUCO & Unsigned Prospects Top 60 Showcase games will be held at Veterans Memorial Gymnasium in Las Vegas, NV. The address is 101 North Pavilion Center Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89144.
ALL PLAYERS ARE TO CHECK-IN at 8:15am
9:00AM UNLV @ GRAND CANYON
10:00AM ARIZONA @ NORTHERN ARIZONA
11:00AM OREGON ST @ NEW MEXICO
NOON UNLV @ NORTHERN ARIZONA
1:00PM OREGON ST @ GRAND CANYON
2:00PM ARIZONA @ NEW MEXICO
Advantage Basketball Camps, the world’s largest basketball day camp provider, is bringing their world famous professional camps back to Arizona for winter break.
Advantage Basketball camps Las Vegas, Nevada
Ball Handling and Basketball Shooting Camp - 4 days , 3 days, & 2 day campsShooting Camp - 3 Days
Tarkanian Basketball Academy
2730 S Rancho, Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
December 27 - December 30, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Contact: Gil Llewellyn 310-903-6473, Jamar Cramer 562 641 3793, 425-670-8877, or info@advantagebasketball.com
CAMP DESCRIPTION
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