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Former Toronto Raptor
Jerome "JYD" Williams Returns to ACC to Showcase National High School Talent
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All Canada Classic
Toronto, May 9, 2011 - Canada's best male and female high school basketball players will showcase their talent this year at PHASE 1's 11th Annual All Canada Classic to be held June 21 at the Air Canada Centre. The landmark event is presented and hosted by former Toronto Raptor Jerome "JYD" Williams and supported by his JYD Project youth-focused organization.
"The talent participating at this event is incredible," said Williams. "As Canada's future professional players, they are indeed the most promising basketball prospects that our country has to offer. And the All Canada Classic is the premier opportunity for these players to showcase their amazing talents to college scouts and fans." Read more...
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2011 Rising Stars Showcase
Rising Stars Showcase
PHASE 1 Basketball is proud to present the Rumble in the T-Dot - "9th Annual Rising Stars Showcase". The 2011 class of athletes will join a very select group of talented basketball players that have helped to make this event the top showcase for our nations up and coming basketball stars! The Rising Stars Showcase has introduced to the world top Canadian players, such as Jevohn Shepherd, Devoe Joseph, Corey Joseph, Junior Cadougan, Kalisha Keane, Kayla Alexander, Kendra Seto and more. These athletes also became the foundation for the Rumble in the T-Dot -"All Canada Classic", our nation's only national high school all star game! |
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2011 All Canada Prospect Camps
All Canada Prospect Camps
The History of the All Canada Prospect Camps
The first ever NCAA sanctioned All Canada Prospect Camps run by PHASE 1 foun
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Tristan Thompson
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der Wayne Dawkins was held 11 years ago at St Michaels College in Toronto, Ontario as the opening event of the now famous Rumble in the T-Dot and showcased to college coaches all the participants of the All Canada Classic National All Star Game and many more upcoming college prospects from across Ontario. The 100 athletes in attendance are now some of Canada's veteran professionals and national team members such as Denham Brown -U. Connecticut, Jermaine Anderson - Fordham U. and Olu Famutimi - U. Arkansas and from the smallest NCAA coaches to powerhouses like Jim Calhoun, Head Coach of U. Connecticut it was their first glimpse into the depth of the Canadian basketball talent pool.
Fast forward to 20 11 and the All Canada Prospect Camps still remains Canada's longest running and top showcase event for high school prospects. It now features a girl's camp, continues to draw 100's of our nation's best ballers and has solidified itself as an annual pitstop for 100's of NCAA, CIS, OCAA, National and Provincial team coaches and scouts. For PHASE 1 the ACPC has been the best event for identifying talent for our famous All Canada Classic and Rising Stars Showcase. However the events greatest success has been on the court with over 200 ACPC boys and girls receiving scholarships in the past decade.
In addition, the success of the ACPC is in not just in the talent level of the athletes attending but a lot can be attributed to PHASE 1 creating an environment of competition and development in the comfort of our backyard for local talent. Many athletes, parents and coaches have strongly agreed that not traveling long distances to unfamiliar American cities and gyms where Canadians are outsiders trying to take American scholarships makes for a more favourable environment for a young athletes confidence.
The ACPC has been a great first stepping stone event for many
of Canada brightest young stars like
Tristan Thompson - U. Texas, Devoe Joseph - U. Portland, Corey Joseph - U. Texas, and Jevohn Shepherd - U. Michigan
to display their skills for college coaches and for a number of high school seniors like Kevin Pangos - Gonzaga U., Kyle Johnson-Long Island, with the camp being held at the end of the summer recruitment period it has been their final showcase event. |
National Girls Elite 1 Camp
PHASE 1 is proud to announce our for the first time we will be hosting a National Girls Elite 1 Camp for experienced female players from ages 12 to 17 years old who are serious about improving their basketball skills. This camp is for those players who think they may want to play college/university basketball and want an enjoyable experience in developing the skills that will be necessary. The camp will be held at Balmoral Hall in Winnipeg Manitoba and the coaches will be NBA, National Team, NCAA, CIS, OCAA players.
National Girls Elite 1 Camp - Details
National Girls Elite 1 Camp - Coaches
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Thank you again for your support of PHASE 1 and all the organizations represented in this newletter. We hope to see you in a gym soon!
Philippians 4:13 "I can do all things through "Jesus" Christ which strengthens me."
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