Testimonials

"Hoop Mountain is a great opportunity for any New England player with aspirations to play major college ball, or for that matter Division II or III" - Cathy Inglese, Head Women's Basketball Coach - University of Rhode Island

"My sincerest appreciation, to you and your staff, for running a tremendous camp. My daughters have taken your camp's instruction and applied it immediately. Both girls look completely different and improved players in terms of skills, confidence and fundamentals. Your camp was great!! I am thrilled and we will be back for years to come." - Parent's name omitted upon request

"I wanted to let you know that your camp is outstanding from a recruiting standpoint. Beyond just a recruiting camp, Hoop Mountain develops players in expanding their skill and understanding of the game. I wish more AAU programs would not leave the region and send their players to your camp because it is a wonderful environment to evaluate talent during a vital recruiting time." - Division 1/ Head Coach (name omitted)

"We want to thank you for a great Hoop Mountain experience. My daughter continues to rave about the teaching as well as the number of college coaches that attended during the week." - Name omitted for NCM compliance reasons

High School Instructional and Exposure Super Week Camp

July 11-14, 2012

Offers the strongest competition and teaching in New England and beyond

Girls Basketball The Hoop Mountain Instructional and Exposure camp is a four day three night camp for high school basketball players. This camp is beneficial for every level of high school players. The camp is structured to teach basketball concepts/fundamentals skills on a player specific basis and enables each player to compete against one another based on ability

The on-court skills stations are the practical application of the basketball concepts and fundamentals taught in the classroom and through video study. The six hours of daily instruction is both structured and pre-planned.

The event will allow high school players to showcase their talents against the best competition. Last year’s sold out camp had over 100 Division I, II and III coaches in attendance. In addition, you will have the opportunity to be coached by head and assistant college coaches on a daily basis.

The past ten Hoop Mountain Super Weeks have seen international players come from Germany, Spain, Ireland, and Canada. In addition, players have come from Florida, California, Seattle, New Jersey, New York, and all of the New England states.

Premier exposure

Colleges that attended Hoop Mountain’s Events Last Summer and Fall

Division I

Boston College, Boston University, Brown University, College of the Holy Cross, Columbia University, Davidison College, Duquesne University, Fordham University, Harvard University, Iona College, Long Island University, Northeastern University, Quinnipiac University, Sacred Heart University, Siena College, St. Joseph’s University, University of Massachusetts, University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania, University of Maine, University of Rhode Island and Yale University.

Daily Schedule

7:15-8:15	Breakfast
8:30-9:00	Attendance/Stretching
9:00-10:00	Fast Break/Transition Skills Stations
10:00-11:00	Guards - Offensive Attack Moves I Post - Individual Offensive Moves
11 :00-12:00	Games
12:15-1:15	Lunch
1:30-2:00	Thinking the Game and Attacking Pressure - Video/Classroom Instruction
2:00-3:00	Games
3:00-4:00	Principles of Team Defense
4:00-5:00	Instruction - Rebounding
5:15-6:15	Dinner
6:30-7:30	Skills Station - Offensive Attack and Finishing Moves
7:30-8:30	Games
8:30-9:30	Fundamentals of Setting & Using Screens
9:30-10:30	Camp Instruction - Individual workouts to improve your game
11:00	Lights Out!!!

Division II

American International College, Adelphi College, Assumption College, Bentley College, Bryant College, CW Post, Dowling College, Franklin Pierce College, Lemoyne College, Merrimack College, St Anselm’s College, St Michael’s College, Southern New Hampshire University, Stonehill College, and College of St. Rose.

Division III

Amherst College, Anna Maria College, Becker College, Brandeis University, Clark University, Castleton State University, Colby Sawyer College, Connecticut College, Daniel Webster College, Elmira College, Elms College, Emmanuel College, Emerson College, Framingham State College, Fitchburg State College, Hartwick College, MIT, Mount Ida College, New England College, Nichols College, NYU, Regis College, Rhode Island College, Roger Williams University, RPI, Salem State College, St Joseph’s College, ME, St Lawrence University, Simmons College, Springfield College, Suffolk University, UMass Dartmouth, Union College, Utica College, Wentworth University, Wesleyan University, Westfield State University, Wheaton College, Williams College, Worcester State College, WPI, Trinity College and Tufts University.

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