The J-GLOVE SHOOTING AID, which was released 4-months ago is currently be used (and testimonials) from high profile programs such as Louisville, Stanford, Boston College, Florida, Miami, LSU, as well as NBA teams such as the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs. THE J-GLOVE (AND RELATED PRODUCTS) WILL BE ON SALE UNTIL DECEMBER 25TH! (website below)

www.jglove.com

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The J-Glove shooting aid has recently caught the basketball world by storm, with a patented FINGER SPLINT DESIGN that prevents finger flexion at the base of your finger joints. As a result, the design eliminates premature side-to-side wrist action during follow through, which is a major biomechanical flaw for the majority of amateur shooters. The J-Glove design also prevents the ball from every resting on the palm during shot set up, assuring the ball is perfectly balanced on each repetition. NOTHING ON THE MARKET CAN SET UP YOUR SHOT AND FINISH YOUR SHOT, MONEY BACK GUARANTEED!!!

The J-Glove can be purchased at the above link (www.jglove.com) for X-Mas sales prices. It can also be purchased online from major online stores such as Syskos, KBA, Hoops King, Hoop Tube, and Hoopskills.com

www.1percentclub.org

"Train for Gains, Not to Maintain"........1% CLUB Basketball
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Blue Chip Academy features ability-based instruction for basketball players ages 7 to college level. We are structured to accommodate the beginner, intermediate or advanced player. BCA training methods, which includes weight training will take you to the next level and help you reach your true potential.

We provide custom training programs to youth thru college level, private lessons, small group programs, team clinics and community based/seasonal basketball camps. If you are serious college level athlete our “Next Level” training program can help you sharpen existing skills and Get You Ready for the upcoming season.


In today’s competitive basketball world it’s never too early to begin training. “Failing to train is like training to fail.” BCA and it’s group of instructors has worked with several players at the Division 1 level and we look forward to working your son or daughter to help improve and enhance their existing skills…sign up today and see improvement tomorrow!

BCA training to include the following:


1. Building good basketball habits
2. Mastering the triple threat position
3. Athletic weight training
4. Shooting with a focus on mid-range scoring
5. Ball handling, Passing
6. Perimeter, Post and guard skills
7. Defense ? perimeter defense and post defense
8. Rebounding
9. Understanding the mental element of the game
- Winning attitude/work ethic
- Leadership/communication and listening skills

You will have the opportunity to work in a one on one and multi-group session. You will also work with college level players to learn what it takes to get to the next level in player development. They will be available to help provide positive feedback and to give instruction from a college perspective.

To register go to www.teambca.com and complete the registration form provided. Payments can be made online or made out to: "BCA" and mailed to: 14222 Sylvan Street, #6, Van Nuys, CA 91401

http://www.teambca.com

Due to lack of interest for this event we are forced to cancel it.

coach malecki

The 5 Counties “Top 100” Girl’s

Recruiting/ Showcase Event
Oct 10th and Oct 11th, 2009


· Comprehensive Written Evaluation for each player from a qualified coach.
· Games & Drills Conducted/Coached by current girls HS and College coaches.
· Top 16 and Top 32 game for each session.
· Free T-Shirt to each participant.
· Players must be deemed “a college prospect”. The level does not matter.
· Women D2, D3, NAIA and Community Colleges in attendance (over 250 invitations sent)
· A list of top players Academic and Athletic performance and projected level will be compiled and distributed to colleges throughout the country.
· Taking the best “100” Underclass Girls from Riverside, LA, Orange County, San Bernardino, and San Diego for two days of games/instruction.
· Great Guest Speakers (last boys event Jim Eyen, Coach- Formerly of LA Clippers and current Sacramento Kings Assistant & Former NBA Player Sean Rooks)
· Cost is $125 when register early. $140 Cash on day of event.

Dates: Sat, Oct 10 @ Citrus Hill High School current 8th,9th and 10th graders from 8am-12:30pm
Sat, Oct 10 @ Citrus Hill High School current 11th and 12th graders from 1:30pm-6pm.
Sun, Oct 11 @ Citrus Hill High School (8th,9th and 10th graders) from 8am-12:30pm
Sun, Oct 11 @ Citrus Hill High School (11th and 12th graders) from 1:30pm-6pm

Please print legibly. Check for $125 made out and mailed to: Todd Malecki, 26871 Valensole Court, Murrieta, CA 92562. email: icemenbball@aol.com or call 951-445-4376
--------------------------------------Return this form with check-------------------------------------

Player Name ___________________________ Grad Yr (circle) 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

High School __________________________ Email:______________________________

High School Coaches Name/Number: ____________________________ ( )__________

Emergency Contact Name/Tel # ___________________________ Ht:_______ Pos ______

SAT Scores: __________ NCAA Clearing House: Y or N GPA:_____________

5 Counties “Top 100” Scouting/Showcase Basketball Release Form
Player Name:__________________________
Birthdate:____________
Insurance Policy Name /No. _________________________________________

I, __________________________(parent name), consent to the above player participating in the 5 Counties “Top 100” Recruiting Showcase. I agree to Indemnify Icemen Basketball aka Coach Todd Malecki, it’s coaches, evaluators, it’s officials, Citrus Hill HS, Val Verde Unified School District, hold harmless and release liability from injuries incured will participating and/or driving to and from this Event.

___________________________ Parent / Guardian Signature Date: ___________________

Golden Valley has hired Todd Jackson as its varsity girls basketball head coach. Jackson took over as Canyon’s varsity girls basketball coach when Stan Delus resigned Jan. 15 after it was found out that two of his players had falsified residency records. Canyon was forced to forfeit 11 victories.

Jackson led the Cowboys to the brink of the postseason, going 7-3, but the Cowboys fell short of a playoff berth. He had hoped to remain as Canyon’s coach, but after its interviewing process, he interviewed at Golden Valley.

Jackson marks the fourth different varsity girls basketball coach in four seasons at Golden Valley.

The Signal

UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO COACHES CLINIC
2 WEEKS AWAY!

September 25th & 26th, 2009

Featuring:
Roy Williams - Head Coach, North Carolina
Jerry Tarkanian - Former Head Coach
Randy Rahe - Head Coach, Weber State University
Mike Dunlap - Asst Coach, Oregon
Kevin Eastman - Asst Coach, Boston Celtics
High School Coaches Panel

Location: San Francisco Olympic Club (524 Post Street, San Francisco, CA)

Cost: $100
Staff Discounts (3 or more coaches): $85 per coach.

Register online at:
http://www.collegesportscamp.com/details.cfm?Camp=397&School=USF&Sport=All

Register by Mail at: (Brochure attached) to Justin Bauman, 2130 Fulton St. San Francisco, CA 94117.

Register by Phone at: 1-877-872-7797

ENTRY FEE INCLUDES:
Admission to Coaches Social
Nike Bag
Nike Clipboard
Refreshments/Breakfast

Potential Clinic Schedule:
Friday, September 25th
5:00pm - Check in for coaches at Olympic Club
6:00pm - Clinic Welcome
6:15pm - Coach Randy Rahe (Defensive Shell Drill)
7:15pm - Coach Roy Williams & Jerry Tarkanian
8:00pm - Clinic Conclusion
8:30pm - Clinic Social @ War Memorial Gym

Saturday, September 26th
9:00am - Coaches Breakfast Social at Olympic Club
9:30am - HS Coaches Panel
Westchester HS, Ed Azzam
Salesian HS - Bill Mellis
Federal Way HS - Jerome Collins
10:30am - Coach Mike Dunlap (Development of Bigs)
11:30am - Break (5)
11:40am - Coach Mike Dunlap (Zone Attack)
12:40pm - Lunch Break
2:00pm - Coach Kevin Eastman (Player Development)
3:00pm - Coach Kevin Eastman (DNA of a Champion)
4:00pm - Clinic Conclusion

Contact:
Justin Bauman, 415.422.2938 jmbauman@usfca.edu for additional details and staff discounts.

Sep 4-7, 2009 @ the HAX

Coaches:

Sign up before August 20th and enter for $275.

Both Boys Open, 17U-9U and Girls 17U-11U divisions are available. Sign up now to guarantee your spot.

4 game guarantee for all teams
Pool play / Single game elimination tourn.
16Min stop boys/girls 17U - 15U
14 min stop boys/girls 14U - 9U
Slam Dunk Contest
3 point shooting contest
DJ spinning tunes and more

This tournament will sell out. Call 310-219-0600 or go to www.HAXLA.com to sign up.

Don’t miss the action. Hotel Rooms are available at the Belamar Hotel in Manhattan Beach for out of town teams for only $99.

Mention HAX to receive your discount.

http://www.HAXLA.com

The premier Fall League in the Southland will be accepting teams for the 2nd annual HAX Fall League. Last years league sold out every game. The Hax Fall league was featured on ESPN.com and Fox Sports.com some of the teams that competed were in the Top 2o of the country. Over 25 top 100 players in the country competed last year.

For current high school teams. We will accept 24 teams in the boys/girls elite varisty, varsity, J.V., and frosh-soph division. 12 teams in all other divisions. Schedules will be made in advance with the best possible match ups.

Games played on Fri/Sat/Sun
2 games per weekend
League starts: Oct. 10th thru Nov. 13-14th

For more questions please contact the Hax @ 310/219-0600 or 818/602-6759. you can register online @ www.HAXLA.com

http://www.HAXLA.com

Here are some highlights of rule changes made after a meeting by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Basketball Rules Committee:

Replay equipment may be used in state high school basketball championships next year to determine the final outcome of games.

The NFHS voted to permit state high school associations to use a replay monitor to review field-goal attempts at the expiration of time in the fourth quarter or any overtime period, but only in games when the last-second attempt would affect the outcome of the game.

This was one of two major rules changes and five major editorial revisions approved by the committee.

The committee also decided to give state associations the opportunity to use technology, if available, to assist in making sure that the correct team is awarded the state championship. Replay or game officials will be able to determine if the attempt occurred before time expired (0:00 on clock), and whether the shot was a two-point or three-point attempt.

When available, technology should be used to assist game officials and administrators in making the correct call when the outcome of the game hangs in the balance and a team has no further opportunity to overcome a critical error. This change provides state associations that opportunity.

The other rule change approved by the committee could enhance the reviews of end-of-game situations. Beginning with the 2009-10 season, if a red light behind the backboard or an LED light on the backboard is present, it is permitted to signal the expiration of time in the quarter/extra period. If no red light/LED light is present, the audible timer's signal will continue to signal the expiration of time. In the past, use of the red light/LED light was not permitted even in those facilities that had one.

Two of the five editorial changes were approved in response to last year's major rule change in which all players moved up one lane space during a free-throw attempt, thereby leaving the two marked lane spaces closest to the end line vacant.

New language states that a player leaves a marked lane space when he or she contacts any part of the court outside the marked lane space (3 feet by 3 feet). A player occupying a marked lane space must have one foot positioned near the outer edge of the free-throw lane line with the other positioned anywhere within the designated 36-inch lane space.

These changes were necessitated by players attempting to leave their positions too early to gain a rebound advantage.

The remaining editorial changes are as follows:

Clarified that the imaginary rectangle designated the area to be used for time-outs.

Clarified when the 20-second interval begins to replace an injured player.

Clarified that any item, in the referee's judgment, that constitutes a safety concern is not permitted.

The committee also adopted five points of emphasis for the upcoming season: traveling, closely guarded, three-seconds, block/charge and free-throw administration.

According to the 2007-08 High School Athletics Participation Survey conducted by the NFHS, basketball is the most popular sport for girls with 449,450 participants in 17,564 schools. For boys, basketball is first in school sponsorship with 17,861 and second to football with 552,935 participants.

Chloe Wells starred at Miller as a freshman and junior, then moved to North Carolina where she made maxpreps.com All-America honorable mention. However, Wells said she will return to the Rebels for the 2009-2010 season. Miller coach Mel Wilkins, contacted late this afternoon, didn't know of the development but said it "would be nice" if Wells returned.

Press Enterprise

Full story

CaliforniaPreps.com will be there!

2009 War on the Floor/Future Stars Game
BATTLE OF THE VALLEY class of 2010
JUNIOR ALL STAR GAME
June 13 @ Taft High in Woodland Hills 4:45 p.m.

West-
35-Destinee Sellers-Chatsworth
43-Monica Jackson-Chatsworth
15-Rmanii Haynes-Taft
11-Amari Hampton-Taft
25-Katie Deamer-1000 Oaks
13-Erin Dautremont-Chaminde
23-Britt Daniels-Louisville
1-Katie Brooks-Oaks Christian
31-Taylor Ignoto-Westlake
3-Lindsay Schapiro-Buckley
5-
21-
33-
41-

Head Coach Will Burr (Westlake)
Assistant-

East-
12-Jenny Lentz-Valencia
44-Emily Cohen-Calabasas
4-Angelica Sahagun-Alemany
40-Maya Sotelo-Alemany
32-Cassie Pappas-Crescenta Valley
24-Brooke Lemar-Canyon
22-Megan Musashi-Flintridge Prep
30-Destinee La Fountain-Royal
20-Brittany Oster-Agoura
10-Sarah Rebibo-El Camino Real
14-
2-
42-
34-

Head Coach David Goossen (Calabasas)

Officials: Jenny Isbell, Shaun Shanklin, Bob Newt
This post was edited on 6/7 11:49 PM by Dave Keefer

This Event Is Starting to Fill up Fast

Colleges Have verbal to attend

Big Sky Conference
WAC
Cal Pac
GSAC


28.5 Shootball Championships

This Event is a NCAA Certified Event


July 29, 30 and 31 2009

Location: Fresno State Student Rec Center

Division: 17 Elite, 17 Open, 16

This Event is open to the first 44 Teams

Fee: 685.00 With 5 Games Guarantee

All Games will be at one location

http://www.shootballchampionships.net

This going to be a Straight battle...

*Best High Players from the Bay Area vs. Sac Area battle!!!
*Best of Northern vs. Southern California players!!
*Three Point Shoot Out
*Dunk Contest
*One on One Challenge

June 13th, 2009 at Laney College
Comcast, 106KMEL, Local TV news channels, ESPN Mag., Oakland Tribune,
San Francisco Chronicle, etc. etc.

http://www.battleofthebestshowdown.com

Here are the details of the clinic:

DATE: Saturday May 30, 2009
TIME: 10am - 5pm
SITE: Walt McPherson Court (The Event Center on the campus of SJSU)
COST: $50/person includes lunch

SPEAKERS: George Nessman(SJSU), Dick Davey(Stanford), John Peterson(Ohlone College), Bill Tressler(SF State), Steve Seandel(Leland High)

TOPICS: Offensive and Defensive Transition, Half Court Defense, Half Court Offense, Special Situations, and more.

OTHER INFO: Lunch will be provided, raffle prizes given.

CONTACT: Brent Davis at 408.924.1222 to RSVP

SJSU Clinic Link

LB Poly's 6-3 post player Monique Oliver is well on her way towards deciding on her eventual college. After decommitting from USC, Oliver visited Maryland over the weekend after earlier taking an official to Rutgers. Next up is Texas, and then it's decision time.

Oliver has a former AAU teammate (Ashley Gayle) currently at Texas, and her brother, Melvyn Oliver, will be a freshman next year at Seton Hall, which is close in proximity to Rutgers.

CLICK HERE: DVD Trailer Videos

1% CLUB Basketball Services is proud to announce it's new Training Resources for coaches, trainers, and the serious basketball athlete. For those having difficulty with inconsistent follow through, or coaches tired of re-teaching the same concepts passed along from generation to generation, then refer to the DVD trailer link above. The J-Glove shooting aid will revolutionize proper mechanics, with a patented finger splint design that prevents finger flexion at the base of your finger joints. As a result, the design eliminates premature side-to-side wrist action during follow through, which is a major biomechanical flaw for the majority of amateur shooters. The "Millennium Shooting DVD" not only includes the true science behind the J-Glove, but also specific shooting exercises for each of the key body joints involved in shooting a basketball. Like a good book, the J-Glove Shooting DVD will capture you with it's updated principles, allowing you to pick up new concepts every time you watch it over. It is time to "Release Your Shot Into The New Millennium"..

In relation to dribbling, the "Millennium Ball-Handling DVD" is the most comprehensive and specialized ball-handling DVD in the world. 1% CLUB Basketball has been showcasing its unique underground ball-handling curriculum around Northern California for years, developing some of the top amateur ball-handers in the world. The DVD, which was shot 5 years ago, includes long awaited amazing footage of Josh Akognon (NBA Prospect in upcoming draft) and Jackie Gamelos (USC) while training with 1% CLUB Basketball Services while still in high school. From 1-ball exercises to the amazing 4-ball exercises, the Millennium Ball-Handling DVD challenges players at all levels. To validate both DVD projects even more, all music and rap intro's were arranged by Rap Mogul and Northern California under ground legend, E-40.

www.jglove.com
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"Train for Gains, Not to Maintain"........1% CLUB Basketball

With budget cuts looming, the City Section is on the verge of cutting freshman-sophomore boys' basketball teams that play in the fall and freshman-sophomore girls' basketball teams that play in the spring. That would save an estimated 152 buses, according to Barbara Fiege, the City commissioner.

A freshman-sophomore team would play in the winter, similar to what the Southern Section has, forcing City teams to play three games in one day, resulting in later start times for varsity games.

Fiege still has not made a final decision.

LA Times

Northern California will now be host to the very best in girls summer basketball.

The West Coast Summer Sizzle will take place in the Concord Area.

The Link is below. The application form is under the Team Registration Tab.

West Coast Summer Sizzle

Come see some of Riverside's Finest Talent. Game starts at 6:15pm. Free Throw and 3 point contest before game.

The 3rd annual desert valley all star game / Fri, march 27th @ Vista Murrieta high school

2009 Home team (Coach Ron Kusayanagi, Elsinore) wear your school’s Home White uniforms

Andrea Hall #22 Great Oak
Ali Wagoner #33 Temescal Canyon
Aubrey Davis #32 Murrieta Valley
Julia Marshall #4 Vista Murrieta
Marciel Twyman #32 Elsinore
Jasmine Gonzalez #12 Paloma Valley
Kiyana Stamps #32 Perris
Tyesha Woods #23 Perris
Lluvia Martinez #23 Elsinore
Brittany Bozeman Rancho Verde
Kaylee Moreno #3 Hemet
Stephanie Hart #4 Paloma Valley


2009 Visitors Team (Coach Vance Sather, Murrieta Valley HS)
Wear your school’s Away Dark Uniforms

Brittany Cook #1 Vista Murrieta
Kristen Liggens #3 Murrieta Valley
Jordan Brand #14 Lakeside
Trenise Jones #33 Chaparral
Destiny Mason #22 Perris
Natasha Hadley #34 Perris
Arielle Flores #24 Calvary Murrieta
Jessica Mathieu #24 Paloma Valley
Shaylynn Burton Rancho Verde
Breanna Solis #22 Temecula Valley
Sammi Michalko #23 Temecula Valley
Alyssa Wharton #33 Murrieta Valley

Coach Malecki

BCA is proud to announce the addition of the Girls division of our Memorial Day Invitational to held at Lynwood high school May 22-25th, 2009. You can find more info at www.teambca.com. BCA will also field a 17U and 16U team for the late spring and summer travel season.

Please contact Rodney Robinson @ teambluechip@yahoo.com for more info.

Thanks,
Rodney Robinson
BCA / Team Blue Chip

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis of Mater Dei High is the 2008-09 Gatorade California girls' basketball player of the year.

The award honors athletic excellence, academic achievement, and exemplary character, and Mosqueda-Lewis has exceeded in the three categories. She has led the Monarchs to a 31-0 record while maintaining a 3.53 GPA----and she is only a sophomore.

During the season, the 6-foot guard averaged 24 points, 6.4 rebounds, 3.2 steals and 3 assists per game while shooting 61% from inside the arc, 56% from three-point range and 86% from the free throw line.

Mosqueda-Lewis is now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year award to be announced in mid-March.

LA Times

This FREE report is the first of three in a series of extensive player analyses reports based on players at the CIF-SS championship games at Mater Dei March 5-7. Lots more girls coverage coming up.

Player Analysis Report

CIF-SS

We hope to have most of the listed games covered

At Mater Dei High on Thursday
4:30 p.m. - Girls Division VIA - Packinghouse Chr vs. (Tarbut V'Torah/Cuyama Valley)
6:30 p.m. - Girls Division IIIA - Foothill vs. Inglewood
8:30 p.m. - Girls Division IVAA - Lutheran/Orange vs. Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks

At Mater Dei High on Friday
4:30 p.m. - Girls Division IVA - Harvard-Westlake vs. Pacific Hills
6:30 p.m. - Girls Division IIIAA - Woodbridge vs. Marlborough
8:30 p.m. - Girls Division IAA - Poly vs. Cajon

At Mater Dei High on Saturday (Early session)
9:30 a.m. - Girls Division VIAA - Sierra Canyon vs. Hesperia Christian
11:15 a.m. - Girls Division VA - Bellarmine-Jefferson vs. Santa Clara
1:00 p.m. - Girls Division VAA - St. Joseph/Santa Maria vs. Serra
2:45 p.m. - Boys Division IVAA - Inglewood vs. Ocean View

At Mater Dei High on Saturday (Late session)
6:30 p.m. - Girls Division IA - Colony vs. Canyon Springs
8:15 p.m. - Girls Division IIAA - Brea Olinda vs. Edison

CIF-City Section

At Galen Center Friday We'll have one or two reports
6:00 p.m. - Girls D-1 Championship - Taft vs. Chatsworth

Looking for girls travel team in valley area 818 ?

DIVISION III-A: Foothill 50, Inglewood 46
DIVISION IV-AA: Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 45, Orange Lutheran 36
DIVISION VI-A: Cuyama Valley 38, Packinghouse Christian 33