Northpoint Lady Trojans Elementary & Middle School Girls Basketball Camp | May 30-31 | 1st-5th Grade (8am-11:30) 6th-8th grade (1pm-5pm) | $70 | Contact Ryan Richardson ryan34@gmail.com or 901-485-4157

Arlington Girls Basketball Camp | May 30-June 2 | 2nd-9th grade | $80 before May 30, $85 a the door | Call 901-233-9723

Olive Branch Summer League | June 1-2; June 6-8, June 13-14, June 19-21, June 28-29 | $35 per game, $125 for 4 Games | Contact Jason Thompson 901-268-2078

Westwood Summer League | June 5-7 | $200 | Contact Coach Brown @ 731-571-2679 or Coach Benton @ 901-315-3706

Harding Academy Team Camp | June 8, 9, 10 | $320 for 2 games per day | Contact Becky Starks 901-483-1784 or starks.becky@hardinglions.org

Fayette Ware Middle School Summer Team Camp | June 10 | @ West Junior High | $75 per team | Contact Sherri Smith 901-493-7791

Northpoint Lady Trojans  Varsity Team Camp | June 12, 13, 14 |  $45 per player or $325 per team | Contact Ryan Richardson ryan34@gmail.com, 901-485-4157 or Barry Gray bgray@ncstrojans.com, 601-757-5061

Lausanne Basketball Camp | June 12-16 | 9am-12pm | 1st – 8th grade | $135 | Contact Lesa Mears @ lmears@lausanneschoolcom, (901) 626-2249 | lausanneschool.com/summer

Impact Skills Academy at St. Benedict at Auburndale | June 12-15; July 17-20, July 24-27 | 2nd-8th Grade | $60 | Contact Caleb Marcum @ marcumc@sbaeagles.org or 432-314-5569

Northpoint Lady Trojans  Middle School Girls Basketball Camp | June 15-16 | 7th, 8th and Combo Teams | $40 | Contact Ryan Richardson ryan34@gmail.com or 901-485-4157

Collierville Girls Basketball Camp | June 19-22 (1st-5th grade); July 10-12 (6th-8th grade) | $125 | www.colliervillecamps.com/girls-basketball-camps.cfm

St. Agness Girls Basketball Camp | June 19-23 | 2nd-8th grade | $125 | Call 901-618-5700

Here are some opportunities within the region surrounding Memphis to work on developing your basketball skills and guarantee that you are playing in front of the specific women’s basketball college coaching staffs:

June 8 – Memphis Elite Camp (9th-12th Grade) – $50 – Flyer

June 9 – Memphis Team Camp – $225 – Flyer

June 9 –  Arkansas State Shooting Camp (4th-12th Grade) – $60 – Flyer

June 10 – CBU Elite Camp – (9th-12th Grade) – $40 – Flyer

June 10-11 Arkansas State Jr. High Elite Camp (7th-8th Grade) – $150 – Flyer

June 12-14 Austin Peay Shooting Camp (5th-8th grade) – $60 – Flyer

June 12 -15 Mississippi State Day Camp (2nd-7th grade) – $65 – Website

June 12 – 15 Ole Miss Day Camp (5 years old – 8th Grade)  – $140 – Flyer

June 13 – Southern Miss Team Shoot Out  – $240 – Flyer

June 16 – Ole Miss Team Shootout  – $100 + $65 Per game Fee – Flyer

June 16 & 17 Mississippi State Team Shootout – $250 per day – Website

June 17 Austin Peay Team Camp $150/$250 – Flyer

June 17 – Vanderbilt Elite Camp (8th-12th grade) –  $100 – Website

June 17-18 – Southern Miss Elite Overnight Camp (10th-12th Grade) – $100/$75 – Flyer

June 18 – SEMO Elite Camp (9th-12th Grade) – $40 – Website

June 19  East Mississippi Community College Skills Camp – $40 – Flyer

June 19-21 – MTSU Team Camp – $150 – Flyer

June 19-22 – Memphis Day Camp (3rd-9th Grade) – $225 – Flyer

June 21-23 – Ole Miss Team Camp  – $100 + $65 Per game Fee – Flyer

June 21-23 – UT Martin Team Camp – $50 + $50 per game- Web Site

June 24 – Ole Miss Elite Skills Camp (7th-12th Grade) – $50 – Flyer

June 25 – Lipscomb Elite Camp (9-12 grade) – $50 – Website

August 5 – Southern Miss Elite Day Camp (10th-12th Grade) – $40 – Flyer

August 5 – UT Martin Elite Camp  – $50 – Web Site

Patosha Jeffery and Power5 B Ball teamed up to bring The Best of West Middle School Girls Exposure Camp to Memphis, TN on March 4, 2017. Fifty-five players from Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas represented at the 4 hour event. The players went through fundamental and competitive drills as evaluators Dan Olson (Girls Basketball Report/espnW), Memphis Girls Basketball, Major Prep Sports, Tiger Sports Report and videographer, Mykal Anthony Media, were in attendance.

Here are some standouts from the Camp:

Amaya Black (Olive Branch, 2021) – Strong guard, Great Defender, 3 point shooter

De’Ja Pryor (Cordova, 2021) – Shooting guard, Nice Stroke

Imani Gillen (Bon Lin, 2021) – Long, Quick, Shooting Guard

Jada Williams (Union City, 2021) – Big Guard, Ball handler, Aggressive, Mature

2021 @QveenJ22 displayed the ability to get downhill and finish at the rack time and time again at Power5 Best of the West Camp pic.twitter.com/FPc5yOHtuZ

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

Kyla Mason (White Station, 2021) – Mature Guard, Strong Body Frame

Laila Eliotti (Nettleton (AR),  2021) – Quick, 3 point shooting PG

’21 5’5 Pg, @only1_laila was one of the finalists in Queen of the Hill contest, where she displayed her toughness, and nice mid range game pic.twitter.com/ak4GMfuVe7

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

Lyric Cole (Kate Bond, 2021) – Long, Wirey Frame, Athletic, Mature Guard, Winner of the Queen of the Hill 1-on-1 competition

Mia Hurst (Chester Co, 2021) Nice Size Guard, High IQ

Santrice Avant (Bellevue, 2021) Quick Guard

2021 Santrice Avant (Bellevue Middle) – High energy and effort is what every Coach demands and Avant had that on every drill. #power5camp pic.twitter.com/wXIygKdexT

— Major Prep Sports (@majorprepsports) March 5, 2017

Zavia Harris (Highland Oaks, 2021) Athletic, Physical Defensive minded Guard with handles

Kennedy Claybrooks (Power Center Academy, 2021) – Crafty ball handling guard

’22 5’6 SG, Kennedy Claybrooks shoots the ball with good form, understands concepts, and has an uncanny ability to maneuver thru traffic. pic.twitter.com/JTdK706qAf

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

Teiona Wedley (Crockett County, 2022)  – Shot blocker, Big Body, 3 point range, Nice Post skills

Toni Davis (Christiana Middle, 2022) – Aggressive Post

Dan’Angela Wilson (Bradley Academy, 2023) – Quick Guard with crafty handles

Makyah Thomas-Malone (STEAM Academy, 2023) – Long guard, aggressive, ball handler

Azariah Abel (Bradley Academy, 2023) – Small guard not afraid to penetrate amongst the trees

Chloe Johnson (Harding Academy, 2021) – Solid Defender

Kennedy Trice (Schilling Farms, 2021) – Defensive-minded guard

Maliyah McDonald (Lowrance, 2021) – Quick ball handler

Ayana Gillen (Bon Lin, 2022) – Small in statue, but quick PG

Makayla Summerall (Harding Academy, 2022) – Scoring and defending guard

Mallory Taylor (Schilling Farms, 2022) – Ball handler, PG

May Pratcher (Olive Branch, 2022) – Long Ball handler

’22 5’11 F, Mya Pratcher Olive Branch Middle School provides an intimidating presence in the paint with her length and athleticism pic.twitter.com/yqL7zHnwwQ

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

Mallory Collier (Barret’s Chaper, 2023) – About 6’0ish developing post

2023 6’1″ Mallory Collier is an interesting prospect, 6th grade. If she keeps working could be a top prospect. @patoshajeffery #power5camp pic.twitter.com/WOZL3U3iVs

— Major Prep Sports (@majorprepsports) March 5, 2017

’23 ‘6’1 C, Mallory Collier
Barrett Chapel Middle School
Showed great hands, and physically at Power5 Best of the West Camp pic.twitter.com/MObuqL0GNd

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

Major Prep Sports Camp Evaluation

The Best of the West Power 5 Camp https://t.co/yWwxB2yGWL pic.twitter.com/vN6TAywoNy

— Major Prep Sports (@majorprepsports) March 5, 2017

More Evaluations:

’22 5’8 G, Heaven Green: Ingomar Lady Falcons stood out at Best of the West Camp with her slice-n-Dice ability in one on one situations. pic.twitter.com/obFHU9wFS0

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

’22 5’10 Samya Brooks Pontotoc, MS is a prospect to keep an eye on. Her physical presence in the paint is hard to match at her grade level pic.twitter.com/ksQne6gww4

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

’23 PG, Layla Hampton, 5th Lady Tarheels, has a very quick first step, with thief like hands in on the ball defense situations pic.twitter.com/NP0xkzpbik

— Power5_bballskills (@PBballskills) March 4, 2017

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