Collegiate Prep Basketball Academy

Spring Training League 2012: High School Division

MANDATORY PARENT & PLAYER ORIENTATION FOR ALL NEW PLAYERS

The location for the Mandatory Orientation will be held at the Roswell location in the main gym at St. Francis Middle School, 9375 Willeo Road. This orientation is for all first time players and at least one parent or legal guardian. We will cover our player standards and expectations, league goals and objectives, facility requirements, scheduling, accept registration payments, size for uniforms and answer all questions. The attendance of (1) orientation meeting is mandatory. To guarantee the arrival of your uniform by the week of February 27th you need to attend one of the first two meetings. Anyone who registers after February 13th will receive their uniform the week of March 5th. Below are three dates to choose from:

Sunday, January 29, 4:00pm
Monday, February 13, 7:00pm
Sunday, February 19, 1:00pm

YES, ALL NEW PLAYERS MUST ATTEND THE LAST ORIENTATION MEETING IF YOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED ONE OF THE FIRST TWO OFFERED! All Sessions SOLD OUT Last Year! PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE DIVISIONS AND LOCATION AVAILABILITY!!! The goal of this program is to provide a highly competitive environment in which players will expand their individual skills while executing game specific concepts in a team format. We will duplicate the "proven" program already executed while adding live game action on a weekly basis. This program is available for boys and girls.

All players involved who have proven college ability, will have their personal profiles sent to applicable college recruiters. Our database consists of every college basketball office within 300 miles of Atlanta, GA as well as personal contacts developed by our staff members over the years. Each college coaching staff in our database will receive a personal invitation to attend any and all Collegiate Prep sessions on their own behalf. We also will not charge a fee to these college coaches. We want to encourage their attendance, facilitate their recruiting efforts while marketing our current players who are legitimate college prospects at any level.

Coach Tucker can jump start and facilitate your recruiting process by possessing an intricate working knowledge of the needs, habits, procedures, and budget constraints of college programs. By successfully recruiting (see About Collegiate Prep and Exemplary Players pages) at the Div. III, junior college and Div. I level at both Western Kentucky and Georgia, Coach Tucker understands the recruiting guidelines of the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA.

Benefits:

100% participation program. No one sits here - everyone is critical to their team's success
Extensive tryout and evaluation period to ensure balanced teams
College exposure model utilized to provide all players with 4th quarter game ending opportunities
NCAA model of practice to game ratio (80% to 20%)
Controlled incremental weekly curriculum directly related to weekly structured game action providing efficient court management
Serious Individual Fundamental Skill Development
Enhanced Knowledge about "How to play the Game"
Full mesh uniform and Collegiate Prep gear package (water bottle, T-shirt, backpack)
Set organized schedule for remaining 11 weeks to allow for planned family time

Much improved alternative to the AAU/YBOA model:

Educational program proven to teach players how to be better players individually and collectively as a team...not just roll ball out and play games
Professional coaches as highly motivated and enthusiastic teachers of the game
Efficient and organized use of court time to maximize learning opportunities
No "down time" of long weekend tournaments or waiting for other teams' results
No hidden fees associated with weekend tournaments, of additional meals, extensive drinks or entertainment
Organized season long schedule to provide consistency and opportunity for planned family time
No waiting for e-mail or phone call with varying weekly practice schedule

League Goals:

Develop each participant and facilitate them to the next level of play
Teach through proper modeling, active demonstrations and full participation with multiple repetitions
Teach players to improve individually on their own outside of an organized setting
Set high standards and hold players accountable for their improvement
Create balanced teams to ensure competitive games for improved learning

Supplemental Information:

Gender specific HS boys and HS girls divisions
2 night practices per week and Saturday event consisting of skill refinement and game
11 week program beginning 2/27/12 concluding 5/12/12

Investment Schedule: We do not pay for advertising as a means to control our costs. Again that is viewed as unnecessary "Fluff" which does nothing to get your child better. We prefer to pass those savings on to our returning families who refer so many new players to our programs. Unlike everything else these days our prices never go up on you!

2005 - 2007 Returning players with uniform package $525 / 50 hours of on court programming = $10.50 per hour

2008 - 2011 Returning players with uniform package $545 / 50 hours of on court programming = $10.90 per hour

Returning players who need the blue/white dazzle/mesh uniform = an additional $40

2012 1st time players $595 / 50 hours of on court programming = $11.90 per hour

Competitor's Pricing: Here is a reference guide as to some of the other spring options available to players at the middle school and high school levels. Although we do not wish to speak about any specific program or organization our information comes directly from parents of players who have either played on these teams or attended an informational meeting.

YBOA boys team out of FCS for (5) tournaments $750
YBOA team out of Marist for (7) tournaments $1,400
Large academy in Gwinnett for training and (5) tournaments $1,900
Girls AAU exposure team from Duluth (7) tournaments $3,200
another organization in Gwinnett for training $3,000-$5,000 per (9) months

Four Convenient Locations: All Sessions SOLD OUT Last Year We utilize a Mon/Wed schedule at the Roswell & Cumming locations and a Tues/Thurs schedule at the Alpharetta & Marietta locations.

Alpharetta, St. Francis High School 13440 Cogburn Rd.

HS Boys 9th-12th - (practice times 6-7:30pm)

HS Girls 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9:00)

Roswell, St. Francis Middle School 9375 Willeo Rd.

HS Boys 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9pm)

Cumming, Dobbs Creek Recreation Facility 1115 Dahlonega Hwy. Cumming, GA 30040

HS Girls 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9:00)

Marietta, location TBD

HS Boys 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9:00pm)

Divisions: (Should be currently enrolled in HS grades 9-12)

Sessions are subject to time changes based on enrollment numbers and availability.

Saturday Location: Crabapple First Baptist Church 12560 Birmingham Hwy Milton, GA 30004 PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE DIVISIONS AND LOCATION AVAILABILITY!!!

Recent proven results of Collegiate Prep programming: 93% of fall programming participants made their high school or middle school team

Jen Heider, Marist HS signed Division I at Bucknell after being offered over 25 D I scholarships
Christy Hewatt, Forsyth Central HS signed Division I at College of Charleston
TJ Howell, South Forsyth HS signed Division II at UNC Pembroke
Northview High School girls Varsity program has won the most games in school history
Northview High School girls JV Champions with a record of 16-1
Jesse Wheeler, Duluth High School signed Division I at Gardner-Webb
Laura Moore, Duluth High School signed NAIA Division I at Berry College
High School boys player received full Academic Scholarship to #1 rated journalism school in nation (college decision pending)
Atlanta Cagers girls 12u finished 4th in Nation YBOA participated in our Team Training
Jimmie Lewis went from not making his 8th grade feeder team in 2004-05 to playing with the Chattahoochee Varsity summer team in May 2006 after participating in less than 1 year of Collegiate Prep programming
Marybeth Sibold did not make the St. Pius feeder AAU team in the spring of '06. After completing the "Spring Training League" and going through extensive Individual Instruction she successfully made the St. Pius JV summer team. She will be traveling to the UGA team camp and has been invited to be a part of the entire summer program.
Eric Freedman of Walton HS after completing our "Extended Spring Training Camp" and several hours of Individual Instruction was invited to participate in elite recruiting camps at Emory, Colgate and Princeton University.

At Collegiate Prep our motto is "All stuff, no fluff". We are only interested in doing the proven things that will make each player better prepared for the next level. We are purely an educational teaching, training and personal facilitating organization. We pride ourselves on conducting programs with 2 basic goals in mind; having integrity with everything we do and getting results.

When you participate in Collegiate Prep programming you see many familiar faces because we strive for and possess a very high retention rate. Our programming is constantly evolving as the needs of our players develop. We do not solicit testimonials through the enticement of gifts or discounts on future programming. We simply connect current and former families involved with our programming with inquiring families. If you are new to Collegiate Prep and are interested in obtaining a list of references, please contact us. We are proud to provide you with a list of satisfied parents, players, high school coaches, athletic directors, recreation department directors, or church ministers.

To Register: choose the location that is most convenient for you. Please note the nights of week as well when choosing your location.

If you have additional questions or need assistance please email admin@collegiateprep.com or call 678.778.9027.

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		Our Sponsors Login Home About Collegiate Prep Our Philosophy Holiday Basketball Training High School Spring League Spring Training League All Saints Camps Davis Devlopmental Individual Instruction Our Staff Exemplary Players Proven Results All stuff no fluff Choosing A Trainer Future Programming Contact Information Our Sponsors Facilities Payment Refund Policy Spring Training League 2012: High School Division MANDATORY PARENT & PLAYER ORIENTATION FOR ALL NEW PLAYERS The location for the Mandatory Orientation will be held at the Roswell location in the main gym at St. Francis Middle School, 9375 Willeo Road. This orientation is for all first time players and at least one parent or legal guardian. We will cover our player standards and expectations, league goals and objectives, facility requirements, scheduling, accept registration payments, size for uniforms and answer all questions. The attendance of (1) orientation meeting is mandatory. To guarantee the arrival of your uniform by the week of February 27th you need to attend one of the first two meetings. Anyone who registers after February 13th will receive their uniform the week of March 5th. Below are three dates to choose from: Sunday, January 29, 4:00pm Monday, February 13, 7:00pm Sunday, February 19, 1:00pm YES, ALL NEW PLAYERS MUST ATTEND THE LAST ORIENTATION MEETING IF YOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED ONE OF THE FIRST TWO OFFERED! All Sessions SOLD OUT Last Year! PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE DIVISIONS AND LOCATION AVAILABILITY!!! The goal of this program is to provide a highly competitive environment in which players will expand their individual skills while executing game specific concepts in a team format. We will duplicate the "proven" program already executed while adding live game action on a weekly basis. This program is *available for boys and girls. All players involved who have proven college ability, will have their personal profiles sent to applicable college recruiters. Our database consists of every college basketball office within 300 miles of Atlanta, GA as well as personal contacts developed by our staff members over the years. Each college coaching staff in our database will receive a personal invitation to attend any and all Collegiate Prep* sessions on their own behalf. We also will not charge a fee to these college coaches. We want to encourage their attendance, facilitate their recruiting efforts while marketing our current players who are legitimate college prospects at any level. Coach Tucker can jump start and facilitate your recruiting process by possessing an intricate working knowledge of the needs, habits, procedures, and budget constraints of college programs. By successfully recruiting (see About Collegiate Prep and Exemplary Players pages) at the Div. III, junior college and Div. I level at both Western Kentucky and Georgia, Coach Tucker understands the recruiting guidelines of the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA. Benefits: 100% participation program. No one sits here - everyone is critical to their team's success Extensive tryout and evaluation period to ensure balanced teams College exposure model utilized to provide all players with 4th quarter game ending opportunities NCAA model of practice to game ratio (80% to 20%) Controlled incremental weekly curriculum directly related to weekly structured game action providing efficient court management Serious Individual Fundamental Skill Development Enhanced Knowledge about "How to play the Game" Full mesh uniform and Collegiate Prep gear package (water bottle, T-shirt, backpack) Set organized schedule for remaining 11 weeks to allow for planned family time Much improved alternative to the AAU/YBOA model: Educational program proven to teach players how to be better players individually and collectively as a team...not just roll ball out and play games Professional coaches as highly motivated and enthusiastic teachers of the game Efficient and organized use of court time to maximize learning opportunities No "down time" of long weekend tournaments or waiting for other teams' results No hidden fees associated with weekend tournaments, of additional meals, extensive drinks or entertainment Organized season long schedule to provide consistency and opportunity for planned family time No waiting for e-mail or phone call with varying weekly practice schedule League Goals: Develop each participant and facilitate them to the next level of play Teach through proper modeling, active demonstrations and full participation with multiple repetitions Teach players to improve individually on their own outside of an organized setting Set high standards and hold players accountable for their improvement Create balanced teams to ensure competitive games for improved learning Supplemental Information: *Gender specific HS boys and HS girls divisions* 2 night practices per week and Saturday event consisting of skill refinement and game 11 week program beginning 2/27/12 concluding 5/12/12 Investment Schedule: We do not pay for advertising as a means to control our costs. Again that is viewed as unnecessary "Fluff" which does nothing to get your child better. We prefer to pass those savings on to our returning families who refer so many new players to our programs. Unlike everything else these days our prices never go up on you! 2005 - 2007 Returning players with uniform package $525 / 50 hours of on court programming = $10.50 per hour 2008 - 2011 Returning players with uniform package $545 / 50 hours of on court programming = $10.90 per hour Returning players who need the blue/white dazzle/mesh uniform = an additional $40 2012 1st time players $595 / 50 hours of on court programming = $11.90 per hour Competitor's Pricing: Here is a reference guide as to some of the other spring options available to players at the middle school and high school levels. Although we do not wish to speak about any specific program or organization our information comes directly from parents of players who have either played on these teams or attended an informational meeting. YBOA boys team out of FCS for (5) tournaments $750 YBOA team out of Marist for (7) tournaments $1,400 Large academy in Gwinnett for training and (5) tournaments $1,900 Girls AAU exposure team from Duluth (7) tournaments $3,200 another organization in Gwinnett for training $3,000-$5,000 per (9) months Four Convenient Locations: All Sessions SOLD OUT Last Year We utilize a Mon/Wed schedule at the Roswell & Cumming locations and a Tues/Thurs schedule at the Alpharetta & Marietta locations. Alpharetta, St. Francis High School 13440 Cogburn Rd. HS Boys 9th-12th - (practice times 6-7:30pm) HS Girls 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9:00) Roswell, St. Francis Middle School 9375 Willeo Rd. HS Boys 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9pm) Cumming, Dobbs Creek Recreation Facility 1115 Dahlonega Hwy. Cumming, GA 30040 HS Girls 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9:00) Marietta, location TBD HS Boys 9th-12th - (practice times 7:30-9:00pm) Divisions: (Should be currently enrolled in HS grades 9-12) *Sessions are subject to time changes based on enrollment numbers and availability.* Saturday Location: Crabapple First Baptist Church 12560 Birmingham Hwy Milton, GA 30004 PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE DIVISIONS AND LOCATION AVAILABILITY!!! Recent proven results of Collegiate Prep programming: 93% of fall programming participants made their high school or middle school team Jen Heider, Marist HS signed Division I at Bucknell after being offered over 25 D I scholarships Christy Hewatt, Forsyth Central HS signed Division I at College of Charleston TJ Howell, South Forsyth HS signed Division II at UNC Pembroke Northview High School girls Varsity program has won the most games in school history Northview High School girls JV Champions with a record of 16-1 Jesse Wheeler, Duluth High School signed Division I at Gardner-Webb Laura Moore, Duluth High School signed NAIA Division I at Berry College High School boys player received full Academic Scholarship to #1 rated journalism school in nation (college decision pending) Atlanta Cagers girls 12u finished 4th in Nation YBOA participated in our *Team Training* Jimmie Lewis went from not making his 8th grade feeder team in 2004-05 to playing with the Chattahoochee Varsity summer team in May 2006 after participating in *less than 1 year of Collegiate Prep programming* Marybeth Sibold did not make the St. Pius feeder AAU team in the spring of '06. After completing the *"Spring Training League"* and going through extensive *Individual Instruction* she successfully made the St. Pius JV summer team. She will be traveling to the UGA team camp and has been invited to be a part of the entire summer program. Eric Freedman of Walton HS after completing our *"Extended Spring Training Camp"* and several hours of Individual Instruction was invited to participate in elite recruiting camps at Emory, Colgate and Princeton University. At Collegiate Prep our motto is "All stuff, no fluff". We are only interested in doing the proven things that will make each player better prepared for the next level. We are purely an educational teaching, training and personal facilitating organization. We pride ourselves on conducting programs with 2 basic goals in mind; having integrity with everything we do and getting results. When you participate in Collegiate Prep programming you see many familiar faces because we strive for and possess a very high retention rate. Our programming is constantly evolving as the needs of our players develop. We do not solicit testimonials through the enticement of gifts or discounts on future programming. We simply connect current and former families involved with our programming with inquiring families. If you are new to Collegiate Prep and are interested in obtaining a list of references, please contact us. We are proud to provide you with a list of satisfied parents, players, high school coaches, athletic directors, recreation department directors, or church ministers. To Register: choose the location that is most convenient for you. Please note the nights of week as well when choosing your location. Register for Alpharetta, Tuesday/Thursday Register for Roswell, Monday/Wednesday Register for Marietta, Tuesday/Thursday Register for Cumming, Monday/Wednesday If you have additional questions or need assistance please email admin@collegiateprep.com or call 678.778.9027. Copyright © 2005-2011 CPBA, All Rights Reserved

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Benefits:

Much improved alternative to the AAU/YBOA model:

League Goals:

Supplemental Information: