Diary Of A Baller: Atiba Taylor (Hackensack, NJ) Entry #7

Atiba Taylor (Hackensack)

What’s up this is Atiba Taylor Jr. reporting back with another basketball diary entry. 

The beginning of my week started off pretty rough. All week my back was killing me from something I did to it at practice last weekend. Monday – Wednesday I couldn’t do anything basketball wise so I rested for a few days. I tried using a heating pad but it really didn’t work that well so then I tried the Epson Salt bath, which actually took some of the soreness away along with the Icy Hot and Advil I was taking. I was doing everything I could to get myself prepared for the weekend. 

On Thursday after school I went to 24 hr Fitness to work out with a trainer. We worked on a lot of core, explosion, and upper body exercises for an hour. It was a hard workout but it’s definitely worth. After I was done with the trainer I put some shots up for an hour. I’m trying to elevate my game and become more of a mid range shooter. I know the mid range area will be a major factor for me next year at the varsity level. 

Friday night I was suppose to have a game in Teaneck somewhere with a local team but the game got canceled so I really didn’t do anything. Had I known the game was going to be canceled I would have went to the Roselle Catholic vs. Plainfield game which I heard Roselle won. 

Saturday morning Luther, Nazi, and I went to a basketball workout before we had Izod practice. The workout was really good we did pretty much all mid range work and a lot of off the dribble jump shots. Focused more on ripping the ball low and elevating on the pull up jumpers. I loved the workout and it was a great warm-up before practice. At practice Coach B and Coach Seth just went over everything we’ll need to know for this upcoming weekends tournament in Springfield Mass. Coach Reggie came towards the end of practice and we all just talked about working hard and getting ready for high school ball. After practice Nazi, Spoon, Jahvon, and I went to 24hr Fitness to play ball later that night. We played 4 on 4 games all night with some random dudes in the gym but nobody could knock us off the court. We didn’t leave them gym until 1:30 am. 

On Sunday we had practice at 12 noon and we had a controlled scrimmage the entire time. I’m more than confident that we will be ready for The Hall Of Fame Tournament, we won the championship last year and we plan on winning it this year too. After practice my Dad, Luther, and I went to the Roselle Catholic vs. The Patrick School game at Kean University. The atmosphere and game play reminded me of a real college game. It was a tough game, Roselle took their first loss of the year and The Patrick School got the win. After the game I went home and took it down for the night. 

 Until next week,

Atiba Taylor Jr. 

Basketball Spotlight MLK Classic 8th Grade Schedule

The Basketball Spotlight MLK Classic 8th Grade Schedule is below. Please make sure you arrive early for your games. 

Pool C 
1. Team Final (Black) 
2. Hilltoppers Heat 
3. Maryland Scholars 
4. PYO 

Pool D 
1. Boston Spartans 
2. Team Twelve 
3. Pittsburgh Cavemen 
4. DC Blue Devils 

Saturday Jan. 18th 
12:30 PM C1-C2 (UCRC 1) 
12:30 PM C3-C4 (UCRC 2) 
 2:50 PM C1-C3 (UCRC 1) 
 2:50 PM C2-C4 (UCRC 2) 
 4:00 PM D1-D2 (UCRC 1) 
 4:00 PM D3-D4 (UCRC 2) 
 6:20 PM D1-D3 (UCRC 1) 
 6:20 PM D2-D4 (UCRC 2) 

Sunday Jan 19th 
11:20 AM C1-C4 (UCRC 1) 
11:20 AM C2-C3 (UCRC 2) 
12:30 PM D1-D4 (UCRC 1) 
12:30 PM D2-D3 (UCRC 2) 
 2:50 PM 1ST C-2ND D (UCRC 1) 
 2:50 PM 1ST D-2ND C (UCRC 2) 
 5:10 PM 8TH Grade Championship (UCRC 1)

 Site:
 UCRC: Upper Chichester Recreation Center 
8400 Furey Road Upper Chichester, PA 19061

Basketball Spotlight MLK Classic 7th Grade Schedule

The Basketball Spotlight MLK Classic 7th Grade Schedule is below. Please make sure you arrive early for your games. 

Pool A 
1. Team Nelson 
2. PBC Boys Club 
3. Team Final 
4. MJ Mavericks 

Pool B 
1. Team RIO National 
2. RJS 
3. DC Blue Devils 
4. Team Phenom (Watson) 

Saturday Jan. 18th 
11:15 AM A1-A2 (UCRC 1) 
11:15 AM A3-A4 (UCRC 2) 
 1:40 PM A1-A3 (UCRC 1) 
 1:40 PM A2-A4 (UCRC 2) 
 5:10 PM B1-B2 (UCRC 1) 
 5:10 PM B3-B4 (UCRC 2) 
 7:30 PM B1-B3 (UCRC 1) 
 7:30 PM B2-B4 (UCRC 2) 

 Sunday Jan 19th 
 9:00 AM A1-A4 (UCRC 1) 
 9:00 AM A2-A3 (UCRC 2) 
 10:10 AM B1-B4 (UCRC 1) 
 10:10 AM B2-B3 (UCRC 2) 
 1:40 PM 1ST A-2ND B (UCRC 1) 
 1:40 PM 1ST B-2ND A (UCRC 2 ) 
 4:00 7TH GRADE CHAMPIONSHIP 

 Site:
 UCRC: Upper Chichester Recreation Center 
8400 Furey Road Upper Chichester, PA 19061

Basketball Spotlight Alum Dorsey Selects Arizona!

Tyler Dorsey Headed To Zona 

Basketball Spotlight Alum Tyler Dorsey has verbally committed to the University of Arizona. The California product is considered one of the best juniors in the country. He traveled to the Clash For The Cup during his 8th Grade season and helped Cali Styles take home the title. Check the highlights below featuring his Clash For The Cup visit. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate Dorsey and his family on their commitment. We look forward to bringing you guys more college selections from our alumni.

AGame Super Shootout Coming In March!

The 5th Annual AGame Super Shootout kicks off the 2014 season with a bang, bringing 168 Teams ALL UNDER ONE ROOF @ the brand new Spooky Nook Sports Complex (14 Hardwood Full Length Basketball Courts). This amazing facility is full equip with restaurants, a mega-arcade, rocking climbing gyms, plus much more. Big-Time Competition with teams competing against the top teams within 12 different states. Many teams have already committed so don’t miss the opportunity for your team to win it all and be awarded a set of top quality, fully custom AGame BBall Uniforms. REGISTER YOUR TEAM TODAY!!!! 

WHEN: March 29th & 30th, 2014 

WHERE: SPOOKY NOOK SPORTS COMPLEX, 2913 Spook Nook Road Manheim, PA 17545 (5-10 minutes away from Lancaster, PA) 

AGES: 3rd Grade -to- 11th Grade 

COST: $399 per team (Multiple Team Discounts)

FEATURES:  -The Best of the Best will be in attendance (from PA, NJ, NY, DE, MD, DC, NC, MA, CT, VA, RH, plus more....) -FREE set of fully customized AGame Game Uniforms will be awarded to the winning teams of each division (over $900 in value...full "sewn-in" numbers & letters) -3 Game Guarantee -14 Top Notch Full Length Hardwood Courts -Certified Referees

-Certified Athletic Trainer will be on site

-Real-Time Game Results/Scores online and/or sent to your Mobile Device

-Basketball Spotlight & other recruiting services will be in attendance -FREE AGame Apparel & giveaways from MAJOR sponsors throughout the tournament -Centralized Discounted Hotels ranging from $79 to $159 per night -Log onto to: www.agamesupershootout.com to see the full List of Committed Teams REGISTER NOW: 1. Log onto: www.agamesupershootout.com -or- 2. Submit your registration form & payment to: AGame / 439 South Broad St. / Suite 311 / Trenton, NJ 08611 Registration Deadline: March 16th (NO EXCEPTIONS!!!)

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Carl Hines - Tournament Director

phone:  267.257.4360

email:   carlhines@agamesupershootout.com

The MLK Classic Is Ready To Go! (Schedule Posted Shortly)

The Basketball Spotlight MLK will be returning to Pennsylvania this season. Last year this event gave us a chance to check out some of the top talent in the Del-Val area. This is a very small event which means we will be able to pay close attention to the teams involved. 

MLK Committed Teams 

8th Grade 

1. Boston Spartans 

2. Maryland Scholars Sports

3. Team Final (Black)

4. PYO

5. Team 12

6. Hilltoppers Heat 

7. Pittsburgh Cavemen 

8. DC Blue Devils

7th Grade 

1. Team Nelson 

2. Team Final

3. MJ Mavericks 

4. PBC Boys Club

5. DC Blue Devils 

6. RJS

7. Team RIO National 

8. Team Phenom (Watson)

One On One Feat. Jahvon "Inferno" Quinerly (Playaz)

Jahvon "Inferno" Quinerly

Every year during the Tip Off Classic a player steps out and shows his peers that he is ready for the next step. This year Jahvon Quinerly made his move. The high scoring combo guard lit up the opposition while leading the Playaz Basketball Club to the championship and a #1 ranking in our polls. We got chance to holla at the kid named “Inferno” and here’s what he had to say. 

One On One 

BS: How is your season going so far? 
JQ: My season is going good. My teammates and I are starting to gel and play well together. The pre-season has been a lot of competitive play so we’ve had a chance to see what we will be up against this year. 

BS: How was the “Supreme Team” experience last year? 
JQ: The “Supreme Team” was an experience that I feel very blessed to have been a part of. The talent on that team was the best. The organization is great. I was playing with my good friends and we were lucky enough to travel everywhere to compete all over the map. We had a lot of juice around the country. Kids asked to take pictures with us after games and some little kids had even asked us for our autographs at Nationals. Coach Reggie held long intense practices, which started in August so our team bond was strong and it showed on and off the court. We were very structured. At first, that was hard for me to get used to but after awhile I knew it was what I needed at that time to be successful. 

Introducing Rasir Bolden (Chesterfield, Virginia)

Bolton is a 14 year old 8th grader currently starting PG for Life Christian Academy in VA where he averages 27 PPG on the varsity level.. Poised and mature with a deadly stroke. He creates for others and is an efficient scorer at all 3 levels, 3 ball, mid range and is an excellent finisher at the rim with an automatic floater. Bolton plays travel basketball with Adidas Grassroots program Team Loaded (VA) and plays with the 2017 squad.

Basketball Spotlight Feature: Winston Returns With A Vengeance!

Justin Winston (Playaz)

One of the hottest names of this young AAU season has to be 8th Grader Justin Winston of the Playaz Basketball Club. Winston missed most of last season with a hip injury and the uncertainty of how he would return caused him to dip a little in our rankings. But Justin didn’t whine he let his game do the talking and it’s been barking loud. During the Tip Off Classic he helped the Playaz win the championship while performing as the best forward in the event.

His coach Kiela Brevard is happy to have him aboard, “Justin is a great kid who just turned 14 in October. He’s a skilled and team-oriented player who rebounds and defends well. Right now I would call him a face up four that can play inside and outside. I also think he can score from all three positions (center and both forwards spots) on the high school level right now” he finished.

The Playaz have had a long list of big time players that have graduated from their program and Brevard feels Winston has the chance to be next in line. “He has worked hard to improve his jump shot and now once he continues to work on his ball handling I see him being a problem to defend down the road” said Brevard.

Basketball Spotlight will keep you guys posted on more players from around the country.

Spotlight Alum Woods Scores 42 Points In One Quarter! (Highlights Included)

Seventh Woods Soaring 

Seventh Woods made a name for himself recently by throwing down a monster dunk, but now the 15-year-old phenom showed he can shoot the ball as well. With his team trailing 56-31 after three quarters, Woods put his team on his back. The Hammond High School sophomore nailed seven three-pointers in the fourth quarter and finished the game with 42 points. 

However, Woods' performance wasn't enough. The Fayetteville Trinity Crusaders came away with a 79-65 victory over the Skyhawks at the HighSchoolOT.com Holiday Invitational.

Clash For The Cup Getting Early Interest

The Basketball Spotlight Clash For The Cup is set for February 8th and 9th in Neptune, NJ. In the past this event has brought together some of the top teams in the country and this year should be the same. The registration has begun so please make sure you register early because we are only taking a select amount of teams. Registration deadline is January 25th.

8th Grade Teams 
1. Team IZOD 
2. CIA Bounce 
3. KSK 
4. Milbank 
5. Conn. Select
6. Rens
7. Team Final
8. C MEK
9. NY Lightning 
10. Team Final (Black)
11. Team Twelve 
12. Gym Rats (Syracuse)
13. Mass Shooting Stars
14. Team Scan 
15. Team Takeover 
16. Team DEMI 
17. Brooklyn Rens
18.
19.
20.

7th Grade 
1. Team RIO  
2. Team Takeover 
3. Team Nelson 
4. Conn. Select
5. House Of Sports Elite 
6. Rens
7. Team Final 
8. NY Lightning 
9. MJ Mavericks 
10. Expressions Elite 
11. 6th Man Warriors 
12. CIA Bounce
13. Brooklyn Rens 
14.
15.
16. 

6th Grade 
1. IZOD/KSK
2. Milbank 
3. Connecticut Select 
4. New Heights 
5. Team Final 
6. CIA Bounce
7. Team Takeover (Wright)
8. 

Spotlight Alum Terminator Snatching Offers!

Jamir "Terminator" Harris 

Jamir “The Terminator” Harris wasted little showing he belongs on the high school. The reigning Basketball Spotlight Most Outstanding Player recently showed his shooting skills across the country at the Under Armor Showcase in San Diego, California. His sweet stroke helped the Patrick School go 2-1 in this loaded event. He also left California with scholarship offers from USC, Creighton University and the University of Alabama. 

Basketball Spotlight would like to congratulate Harris on his recent success but also remind him that this is the just the beginning of the road. You still have a lot of work to do.

Diary Of A Baller: Atiba Taylor (Hackensack, NJ) Entry #6

Atiba Taylor Playing D For IZOD

What’s up this is Atiba Taylor Jr. reporting back with another basketball diary entry. Happy New Year everyone I hope your holiday was as good as mine. 

2014 is finally here and I’m more than excited about it. This year I have new goals to fulfill and I’m focused on completing them all. Basketball wise I definitely want to bring that AAU National Championship trophy home to Jersey this year it’s a must. We fell short last year losing in the national championship game to Georgia United and it still bothers me to this day. My team has been preparing for this season going hard weekly in the gym. We’ll be in Springfield Mass Jan 18th and 19th for the Hall Of Fame Tournament and this time the outcome will be different, we’re ready. 

I spent my New Year’s Eve at my grandmother’s house in NY with my Mom and the fam. I popped a bottle of that Cider and celebrated New Years. Monday – Saturday I pretty much just spent time with my Mom because she was leaving to go back to Atlanta G.A. early Sunday morning so basically we just shopped, dined out, and relaxed. 

The holiday and the snow kind of messed up my training throughout the week so I really didn’t get back into the gym until Saturday. I played in my first school scrimmage with the Hackensack Comets Saturday afternoon. It’s really not competitive at all but I’ll use those games to practice on some stuff that I probably wouldn’t try in a normal game until I’m comfortable. Later that night I had a 3-hour practice with my AAU team. After practice I gave my Mom a huge hug and a kiss goodbye because she had to be on the plane by 6:00am. I got home real late that night but I was back up early at 8:30am for a 10:00am practice. After practice my dad took Luther, Tyrek, and I to watch a couple high school games at Kean University. We watched St. Benedict’s Prep vs. Trenton Catholic and Roselle Catholic vs. Union High. Both St. Benedict’s and Roselle won, I love going to high school games because I can always learn something new from someone on the floor.

Until Next Week,

Atiba Taylor 

Star Ledger Exclusive: NJ HS Basketball Transfer Epidemic

Isaiah Briscoe Is 1 Of 27 Transfers This Season

The NJ high school basketball season kicked off and the Star Ledger has decided to dive into the player transfer epidemic. The article focuses on several players that have traveled through the Basketball Spotlight circuit. This has become a huge topic this year so check out the article. 

Click Here For Article.

MLK Classic Almost Closed

The Basketball Spotlight MLK will be returning to Pennsylvania this season. Last year this event gave us a chance to check out some of the top talent in the Del-Val area. This is a very small event which means we will be able to pay close attention to the teams involved. We are only taking 4th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade teams for this event. 

MLK Committed Teams 

8th Grade 

1. Boston Spartans 

2. Maryland Scholars Sports

3. Team Final (Black)

4. PYO

5. Team 12

6. Hilltoppers Heat 

7. Pittsburgh Cavemen 

8. DC Blue Devils

7th Grade 

1. Team Nelson 

2. Team Final

3. MJ Mavericks 

4. PBC Boys Club

5. DC Blue Devils 

6. RJS

7. Team RIO National 

8. Team Phenom (Watson)

Clash For The Cup Registration Ready To Go

The Basketball Spotlight Clash For The Cup is set for February 8th and 9th in Neptune, NJ. In the past this event has brought together some of the top teams in the country and this year should be the same. The registration has begun so please make sure you register early because we are only taking a select amount of teams. 

Event: Clash For The Cup 
Dates: February 8th and 9th 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $375 (Per Team) 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade

One On One Feat. Jalen Brooks (Team RIO National)

Jalen Brooks has been a winner his entire AAU career. He helped his team win the NJ AAU State crown each year he stepped on the floor. Brooks was a guard on the famed Supreme Team last season so he has seen some of the best competition in the country. This season he has joined another group (Team RIO) which will be looking to make history. Can he make a return trip to the AAU National Championship? We caught up with Jalen for some good conversation and here’s what he had to say.

One On One

BS: How did it feel playing for the “Supreme Team” last season?
JB: Although we placed second at nationals, in my heart I know we had the top team in the country. We traveled everywhere and it was cool that everybody knew who we were and wanted to see us. I miss that team.

BS: What are the strong points of your game?
JB: Speed. I use that to be a pest on defense and to push the ball up the floor on offense. I’m also a pretty good shooter.

BS: What aspects of your game do you think needs the most work?
JB: I’m forever a student so I work to improve all aspects of my game and always do my best. My mom tells me when you do your best every day, your best gets better.

BS: Why did you chose Team Rio over other teams that were recruiting you?
JB: I feel like Rio and Metro Flyers are both very talented, well-run programs, but at the end of the day, Rio with their training and the fact that they are based in New Jersey was a better fit for me.

BS: What are your team goals for the season?
JB: I want to help Team Rio win every tournament that we enter, and of course, win the AAU National championship.

BS: What are your individual goals for the season?
JB: I’m going to be a point guard in high school so I want to learn as much about playing the position as possible.

BS: What’s your dream college and why?
JB: Duke University. All they do is win and Coack K is the best.

BS: What’s your best Spotlight moment?
JB: Winning my first Spotlight tourney when I was in sixth grade and being named Spotlight Player of the Year in fifth grade.

BS: I know you are also a good football player, which sport do you prefer and why?
JB: My football team, the Central Jersey Seminoles, placed third in the country at AYF Nationals a couple of weeks ago. I prefer basketball though. I’m a running back in football and those hits hurt (laughing)!

BS: Give us one word to describe Basketball Spotlight
JB: #Intense.

Diary Of A Baller: Atiba Taylor (Hackensack, NJ) Entry #5

Atiba Taylor On Christmas Day 

What’s up this is Atiba Taylor Jr. reporting back with another basketball diary entry. I hope everyone enjoyed their Christmas holiday because I definitely did. I am more than blessed and grateful to have the type of family and friends that I have in my life. 

My Monday was crazy because I didn’t do any X-Mas shopping for anyone until then. I mean when I say I was at the Garden State Mall all day I really was. Some of my family and I went to the mall around 12:00pm and didn’t leave until 12:00am that night no lie. We was in the mall so long my feet was killing me and I was drained just from being around so many crazy shoppers trying to get their last minute shopping in before X-Mas. 

Tuesday my Mom finally got here from Atlanta and I’m always excited to see her when she’s up here. Since I have such a crazy basketball schedule I never have time to go down there but she understands the sacrifices I must take to make my dream come true and I love her for that. I spent the day with my Mom and we did a little more X-Mas shopping. It was weird because the Garden State Mall wasn’t as congested on Christmas Eve like I thought it was going to be. After we finished shopping I went back home. I had a basketball workout scheduled with my trainer but my Dad was still out doing his last minute shopping so I missed my workout. 

Ok finally Christmas is here and I don’t wake up until 2:30 pm LOL. This year we had Christmas at my house in NJ but usually it’s at my grandparent’s house in NY. While waiting on my slow grandparent’s and my uncle Anije to get here I slept. We didn’t start opening our gifts until 4:00pm in the afternoon. X-Mas for me is always good and yes I’m very blessed but I also enjoy giving to others too. I always donate my clothes at least twice a year, once around Christmas time and sometime in the summer to people who need them. After I opened my gifts at my house I went to NY to open gifts with my Mom, my Uncle James, and my grandparent’s. Everyone enjoyed their gifts, which is always a good thing. 

Thursday I chilled with the fam and Friday morning I went to check out my boy Spoon’s basketball game at Seton Hall Prep but he plays for St. Anthony’s freshman team. After the game I went home to help clean up the house and I relaxed for the rest of the day. Over the weekend I got back to my job, which is basketball and was back in the gym. Saturday morning I worked out with my trainer at Gauchos in the BX. I worked out with former NBA great Allen Houston’s son. The workout was intense as usual, and then I went home and relaxed because my team had practice later that night. After a 2½-hour practice going over plays and strategies I was pooped. My bro’s Tyreke and Nazi stayed at the crib after practice. Sunday morning we were back in the gym for practice at 10am and we went back to work getting ready for our huge basketball schedule. Our schedule looks like a 17U schedule with all the traveling we’ll be doing. After practice I went back to NY to spend time with my Mom and grandfather and watched some football. 

Ight ya I guess the next time you’ll hear from me will be next year so everybody have a blessed and safe Happy New Year!!!!!!

Basketball Spotlight Grand Finale Point System Update

The Basketball Spotlight Grand Finale tour had its first stop during the Tip Off Classic. Teams played very hard and collected their points. Our next stop will be the MLK Classic. The Grand Finale will bring together the top teams from each division to play for the Basketball Spotlight Grand Championship. 

Grand Finale Point Total 

8th Grade Teams 
Playaz (7 Points) 
Team IZOD (6 Points) 
Team Takeover (5 Points) 
Team Final (5 Points) 
SHA Elite (5 Points) 
Team Twelve (4 Points) 
Team Scan (4 Points) 
I 10 Celtics (4 Points) 
Hilltoppers Heat (3 Points) 

7th Grade Teams 
Team RIO National (7 Points) 
Team Takeover (6 Points) 
Rens (5 Points) 
CIA Bounce (5 Points) 
Gauchos (5 Points) 
MJ Mavericks (4 Points) 
Metro Flyers (4 Points) 
Playaz (4 Points) 
6th Man Warriors (4 Points) 
Hilltoppers Heat (3 Points) 

6th Grade Teams 
Gauchos (5 Points) 
IZOD/KSK (4 Points) 
Team DEMI (3 Points) 
On Point Rens (3 Points) 
Team Glory (2 Points) 
ESYC Elite (2 Points) 
Rens (2 Points) 
Team Final (2 Points) 

5th Grade Teams 
S Elite (5 Points) 
Gauchos (4 Points) 
Team Glory (3 Points) 
Hilltoppers Heat (3 Points) 
Playtime Panthers ( 2 Points)

Basketball Spotlight Road To The Grand Finale Updated!

 

The Basketball Spotlight Road To The Grand Finale is listed below. The Basketball Spotlight circuit has grown into one of the best in the country. Keep in mind to register for these events early because they usually sell out quickly. 
Basketball Spotlight Road To The Grand Finale 
 

Basketball Spotlight Tip Off Classic 
Dates: December 7th and 8th 2013 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $375
 

Basketball Spotlight MLK Classic 
Dates: January 18th and 19th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Chicheser, PA 
Cost: $350
 

Basketball Spotlight Clash For The Cup 
Dates: February 8th and 9th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $375

Basketball Spotlight DMV Takeover
Dates: March 8th and 9th 2014
Ages: 2nd Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Maryland
Cost: $350 
 

Basketball Spotlight Atlantic City Showcase 
Dates: April 19th and 20th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Atlantic City, NJ 
Cost: $375
 

Basketball Spotlight Memorial Day Classic 
Dates: May 24th and 25th 2014 
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Neptune, NJ 
Cost: $400 

Basketball Spotlight Carolina Collision 
Dates: May 30th Thru June 1st
Ages: 4th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: Raleigh, NC
Cost: $250 (Per Team)  
 

Basketball Spotlight Grand Finale 
Dates: June 14th and 15th  
Ages: 5th Grade Thru 8th Grade 
Place: TBA 
Cost: $100.00