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Boo Williams - General Information
Featuring Micah Lancaster and Al Cooper
July 14-15, 2010
Hampton, VA
Boo Williams Sportplex
5 Armistead Pointe Parkway
Hampton, VA 23666
CLASS OF 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
NCAA Certified
Background
The Jr. All-American Showcase (Class 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 ) was created three years ago to assist the nation’s top high school underclass female High School Student Athletes in the development of their individual and life skills, both on and off the court. Former NCAA stars work or visit the camp to advise all campers on how they can make their basketball goals a reality by teaching NCAA moves and training techniques. The Jr. All-American Showcase utilizes experts in a variety of fields to help lay a solid foundation for success both on and off the court. In addition to on court education, presentations and mentoring, the Showcase has designed a special program to aid off court game and training discussions, seminars focusing on recruiting issues, peer pressure, nutrition, S.A.T. preparation, goal setting and time management. The Jr. All-American Showcase offers a unique game plan for all campers who dream of one day becoming an NCAA Division I player.
ABOUT THE LEAD TRAINERS
Micah Lancaster
"Micah Lancaster is our top trainer and one of the best young up and coming teachers of the game! Micah has contagious enthusiasm, unbelievable skill level and a passion for making not only players but people better. He's good. Very good!" - Ganon Baker-Nike Skills Trainer
Al Cooper
"Al Cooper is one of the most organized camp directors my daughter has every worked with at a national camp. He was very organized and informative. "
-Boo Williams All-American Showcase Parent ABOUT BOO WILLIAMS
Nationally and internationally known as an ambassador and consultant for youth basketball and youth sports is Boo Williams.
In 1982 he started a high school AAU basketball program, the Boo Williams Summer League. Williams helps recruit players from around the country that participant in tournaments here and abroad. His Summer League, which is sponsored by Nike, has won several national championships and attracted some of the nation’s best players. Williams currently is on the USA/ABA Cadet Committee for Development of Future Olympians. He was Disney Wide World Sports Volunteer of the Year in 2001. The Boo Williams Sportsplex opened in March, 2008 - 135,000 square feet, $13.5 million facility for a wide range of indoor youth sport, including basketball, volleyball, track and field, field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, gymnastics and many other youth sports and activities.
ABOUT THE CAMP
WHAT YOU GET
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