OC ELITE RECRUITING REPORT 2009
 
  KEIANA VINES
6-4 C
Pacific H.S.
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  CLAIRE HOSINSKI
6-2 PF/C
St. Margaret H.S.
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  DESIREE HUNTER
6-2 WF/PF
Magnolia H.S.
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OC ELITE PLAYER EVALUATION
       
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ORANGE COUNTY ELITE: An ADIDAS National Program
 




Adidas Womanhood Basketball, under the direction of adidas Womanhood Basketball Executive Director, John "Pops" Phillips, has announced that Orange County Elite will be 1 of 31 nationally sponsored Grassroots programs in 2009.

During the Spring and Summer 2009 Season, all adidas Grassroots programs will play in the Adidas Nationals tournaments. From these teams, Philips will select 15 players to play on the Candace Parker Aces National team that will play in Japan this August. This is the first time in Adidas Grassroots history that a team has been created to compete and travel overseas. There will be a training camp for the 15 players selected in early August.

This camp will begin after the Adidas Top 24 Tournament in South Carolina.
SPRING 2009 SCHEDULE
April 17-19 Adidas Spring Showcase - West Bishop Gorman HS ( Las Vegas )		  
SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE July 6-9 End of Oregon Trail Tournament - (OR)
July 9-12 Adidas Womanhood Championships - Texas A&M ( College Station , TX )
July 22-24 Adidas Super 64 Tourney - Bishop Gorman HS ( Las Vegas , NV )
July 29-31 Candace Parker Classic Adidas Top 24- Lamar Univ. ( Greenwood , SC )
Aug 1-5 Training Camp for Europe Trip - Univ. of Charlotte ( Charlotte , NC )
Aug 5-16 Europe Trip Candace Parker Aces ( France - Europe )
 
 
   
TOURNAMENTS
 

 
May 2nd - 3rd
Register Before April 15th:
$375 per team
$350 for additional teams
$450.00 EOT QUALIFIER DIVISION

Register After April15th:
$400 per team
$325 for additional teams
$475.00EOT QUALIFIER DIVISION
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TESTIMONIALS
 
What parents are saying about Orange County Elite:		  
     
 

I can't say enough about Matt and OC Elite… As a ex-player and coach my concerns for my daughter playing travel ball was that she was not going to be coached and I didn't want her some where they just rolled the balls out and let them play. Not only was she coached well and learned the fundamentals that was missing from her game but she was also tested and pushed by the competition that they played against. They took the time out and she was able to get the individual time and attention that was needed to improve her game to where she is now being recruited by division 1 schools offering her a full scholarship.

Matt truly cares for his player's and that goes beyond the end of the season as he has been so helpful in helping not only my daughter but all of his kids in what ever they need. He wants all of his players to improve and become better basketball players. He also wants and helps them get into a college program that fits them. The exposure the girls get playing all across the nation, against some the best girsl in their age is great and the girls really created a bond and friendship that will last.

- Roddie Anderson

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