DO YOU HAVE "IT"? If so, step into the Phenom zone!

So you think you have what it takes to compete with the top middle school basketball players in the nation? Then get on the roster for this Spring's Tennessee Junior Phenom Camp. It's an Exposure Camp Phenomenon. The TOP 50 players in each class (rising 6th graders, rising 7th graders and rising 8th graders) will take to the hardwood in Nashville. The boys Junior Phenom camp is scheduled for April 5-6, 2008.

The Junior Phenom camp is for players in the classes of 2013, 2014 and 2015. What does it take to get in? You need an invite! Players start at the Regional Level, playing in tournaments sponsored by regional hosts. If you've got talent, and the regional representatives of Tennessee like what they see, you'll get that bid.

First Things First -- GET EXPOSED! All players that make it to the National Junior Phenom Camp are hand-selected to be educated, and to compete in San Diego, California. Do YOU have what it takes?

The Junior Phenom Camp, sponsored by Adidas, brings a 20-year tradition of high school all-star camps to the grassroots level, providing valuable instruction and a platform for many college and NBA players of tomorrow.

Top Reasons to Attend the Junior Phenom Camp...
HoopScoop and other scouting services will attend Measure your skills against country's best Equal playing time for all camp attendees Top quality instruction with daily drills Academic and SAT prep training

More reasons why you should attend Junior Phenom Camp...

Each Year the competition to win basketball scholarships at every level becomes more intense. Every legitimate means of gaining an edge toward securing an education and the opportunity to play at the college level is an investment in your future.

Only a handful of players win D-I scholarships each year. It is a difficult jump from high school to college in any sport. However, basketball is the most limited in terms of scholarships available. Colleges now recruit not only nationally, but internationally, so the pool of athletes searching for scholarships continues to grow.

Using NCAA figures from their own "participation rate" study and "probability of competing beyond high school", the NCAA estimates that 2.9% of HS seniors will compete at some level in college. If our student/athletes get the message sooner rather than later about the numbers, they can positively affect what they have some control over. The keys are academics, skills training and nutrition. Winning a college scholarship is not just about ability. The quality of effort expended can and will improve your odds of success.