ELITE60 SHOWCASE
The ELITE60 SHOWCASE host some of the Nations top athletes. This event allow prospects to test and showcase their talents in front of national media, top scouts, high schools, prep schools, top amateur travel team coaches, and college coaches.
The Elite60 Showcase has help elevate players to national recognition and rankings amongst the Nation’s Elite Talent. ELITE60 Alumni are currently featured on the most prestigious national rankings of ESPN and 247Sports, have earned selections to the USA National Team, All-American Underclassman Game, compete on the most elite amateur travel teams, high school and prep school teams, and have earned multiple college offers.
THIS IS AN INVITE ONLY EVENT.
ELITE60 SELECTION PROCESS
The ELITE60 Showcase will host players who have demonstrated an Elite skillset during the AAU and School season.
- We look for players who have competed at a high level against other players who are considered Elite to Above Average.
- We consider players' position and potential for development to compete at the next level.
- We consider what college coaches would look for when recruiting players.
- Selected players will receive an invite through email or a direct message on Instagram or Twitter.
Things to do to help in the selection process.
-Players should have their First/Last Name and Class in their social media bio.
(It's recommended to include height and position)
-Players should have basketball related content on their page.
(Videos that show players true skillset are recommended)
-Players should post basketball related accolades on their page.
-Players must follow NGSHOOPS on Instagram and Twitter
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