ATTENTION COLLEGE COACHES:   This is a NCAA approved live event for D1 coaches to attend.
Dates:    July 13 - 15th
Site:       The GYM (in Humble) & Harvest Time Community Center (Imperial Valley @ Greens Rd)
For more info:   gmi@email.com 
         SUPER VARSITY DIVISION

	POOL A	POOL B	POOL C		POOL D	POOL E	POOL F	POOL G	POOL H
1	Hstn Clippers	Lynx Blue	Team Genesis		Hstn Hurricanes	J Prince Hoopstars	D Gib Hoops	L&S Airwalkers	Hstn Suns Elite
2	Swoosh Select Blk	Hstn Elite	Gulf Coast BC-Rose		Tx Amb-Houston	Port Arthur Heat	Jr Hardballers	Team BCS	Swoosh Select Wh
3	Superstars	Chosen Ones	Hstn Raiders		Hstn Knights	All 4 Sports	NW Cougars	Cyclones	Port Arthur Elite
	VARSITY DIVISION
	POOL J		POOL K		POOL M		POOL P		POOL O
1	J Prince H'stars 16s		Shoot2Score 16s		Hstn Elite 16s		Tx Phenom 16s		Team SWAG15s
2	Street Life Worldwide		Tx Airmen 16s		NW Cougars 16s		Gulf Coast Select		GYM Warriors 15s
3	L&S Airwalkers 16s		Cat 5 H'canes 16s		Project Hoops 16s		Chosen Ones 16s		Tx Airmen 15s
		at THE GYM				at HARVEST TIME
MON.	COURT 1	COURT 2	COURT 3		MON	COURT  4	COURT 5
5:20	O	K	J			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
6:25	P	M	G			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
7:30	K	C	H			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
8:35	O	B	A			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
9:40	F	E	D			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
		at THE GYM				at HARVEST TIME
TUES	COURT 1	COURT 2	COURT 3		TUES	COURT  4	COURT 5
12:00	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	E		12:00	G	J
1:05	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	F		1:05	O	P
2:10	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	A		2:10	C	D
3:15	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	B		3:15	H	J
4:20	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	E		4:20	G	M
5:25	XXXXXXXXXX	C	A		5:25	K	P
6:30	F	B	D		6:30	M	H
7:35	VG1	VG2	VS1		7:35	VB1	VB2
8:40	SVS1	SVS2	VS2		8:40	SVB2	SVB1
9:45	SVS3	SVS4	XXXXXXXXXXXXX	`	9:45	SVB3	SVB4
		at THE GYM				at HARVEST TIME
WED	COURT 1	COURT 2	COURT 3			COURT  4	COURT 5
12:00	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	SVG1			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
1:05	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	SVG2			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
2:10	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	SVG3			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
3:15	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	SVG4			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
4:20	XXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXX	VG3			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
5:25	SVS6	SVS5	VS3			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
6:30	SVG6	SVG5	VB3			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
7:35	SVB6	SVB5	XXXXXXXXXXXXX			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
8:40	V BRONZE 1st	V SILVER 1st	V GOLD 1st			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX
9:45	SV  BRONZE 1ST	SV SILVER 1ST	SV GOLD 1ST			XXXXXXXXXXXX	XXXXXXXXXXXX

ALL COACHES NEED TO CLICK HERE TO GET CERTIFIED:  https://screening.lexisnexis.com/EventCheck/ncaa/
ALL TEAMS MUST REGISTER HERE:   http://web1.ncaa.org/BBCS/exec/login

By: Jim Hicks (RCS Sports)
Nowadays, many within the hoop community is comparing John Lucas to King Midas, because it seems like everything that Lucas touches, turns into gold.   With that being said, he has a firm grasp on the hottest “non sneaker” camp in the country.   One hundred, mostly mid to high major high school stars comprised the 2009 version of the Southwest Invitational Camp, and trust me when I tell you – don’t make the same mistake twice (by missing the chance to be in the building).    

The SWIC started in 2007 as mostly a means to showcase many of the Gulf Coast players who were probably good enough, but for some reason or another, didn’t get invited into the mainstream LeBron James or RBK All American Camps.   In just two short years, the SWIC has expanded to attract players from as far away as London, England, and is on the verge of becoming a “must stop” for dozens of major D1 college coaches.   In addition to ex Houston Rocket coach Jeff Van Gundy and Houston mayor Bill White, head coaches from Houston, Texas A&M,  Texas Tech,  Oklahoma,  Kansas,  Washington, South Alabama, UT-Arlington, TCU,  Texas State, Wichita State, UTEP, and were just a dozen of the 90 college coaches who  lined the five courts at the University of Houston Recreation & Wellness Center to get a glimpse of the cornucopia of talent.

”This year’s event was run like a well oiled machine.  I was impressed that we were able to get more skill development work done, because that’s what many of these kids lack.”   On both days, campers spent over two hours rotating through ten different stations which were supervised by junior college and NAIA college coaches.   This gave the young men a qualified instructor at every station.   

Afterwards, the campers were “loving it” like Aunt Ester loves chicken.  “I’ll be back, oh yes, I’ll be back”, promised rising sophomore Jaylen Beckham who is considered the top 2012 guard prospect from the state of Kentucky.    Those sentiments were echoed throughout the building from several other campers.   Many, of which will possibly be extended offers to the designer camps next year, but that doesn’t faze nor appear to be a threat to Lucas.  “We don’t try to steal or convince players to not attend LeBron or Reebok (camps).”   It’s only so many players that
each camp can admit.  Plus, there’s just so much very good young talent in the country today, and
we concentrate mainly on the 9th, 10^th and 11^th graders who are determined to make it not just
to the next level, but the level after that.”

Lucas, who lives in Houston, has become a sensation with his very intense Pre Draft workouts,  developmental sessions for amateurs, and most recently named head coach of the Nigerian National team which will attempt to earn a qualifying spot in the World Championships. 

Be sure to tune into TheBasketballShow.com (Wednesday 9pm - 11pm) for our list of the top performers from SWIC.

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JULY 8th TOPICS:
-  Live in studio, Houston Select 2014  AAU National Champions
-  Recap of SWIC
-  Update from LeBron James & Reebok Camp
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