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AAU Girls Basketball
The AAU Girls' Basketball Program was established in 1972 as part of the AAU Junior Olympic program. Prior to 1972, the AAU Men's and Women's Committee conducted basketball championships, which included a single junior division. The National Championships started in two age divisions (15u &18u) and have expanded to nine (10u through 18u) plus the Junior Olympic Games, the NICs (National Invitational Championships, now called Division II National Championships) and the 10 thru 13 Western Championship. In 2003, 751 teams competed for ten AAU Girls' Basketball National Championship crowns, with 288 additional teams playing in our D-II National Championships.
AAU National Message Board
If you need to leave a message of interest to AAU Girls' Basketball programs or just to let us know you were here Add to this message/guestbook we are keeping!
ACAhoops
This web site is provided to assist basketball coaches and players in finding tournaments for which they might like to play. In addition, the site provides a FREE posting service for those clubs that host basketball tournaments.
Albany Capitals Girls Basketball Club
The Capitals are committed to assisting female student athletes ages 11 through 16 in improving their individual basketball skills by providing knowledgeable coaching along with the opportunity to play with and against the highest level of competition. An equally important goal of the club is to develop character, teamwork, and sportsmanship in an enjoyable basketball environment. Players also develop new friendships established through the travel and competitive experience.
The Albany Capitals also provide those girls who wish to pursue basketball in college the opportunity to demonstrate their basketball abilities at AAU tournaments attended by college coaches and recruiters. In this regard, the Capitals participate in tournaments in an eleven state region consisting of New England and the Middle Atlantic States as well as in National AAU tournaments.
American Eagles Girls Basketball Club, Troy
The American Eagles Girls Basketball Club, Cohoes, New York, has completed its fifteenth season, the fourteenth under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), and we are member of the Eastern Girls Basketball Association. It has been very gratifying to watch the girls grow athletically, physically and socially over the years. The knowledge, skills and abilities of each girl have been enhanced by the club's program. The degree of that enhancement is determined by the amount of commitment of each individual girl.
Empire Nighthawks AAU
Saratoga Sparks AAU Basketball, Serving the Capital District
The Saratoga Sparks Girls AAU Basketball Program is preparing for another positive, rewarding and productive AAU basketball season. We provide Capital Distract Area Girls that are serious about basketball, with an opportunity to play with and against some of the best basketball players in the Northeast. Players can expect high quality coaching and an emphasis on improving basketball skills while developing new friendships. AAU is structured around age, not grade. The appropriate age level is the player’s age as of January 1st. Players will be chosen based on talent, level of commitment and availability. For more information send an email to information@saratogasparks.org or go to www.saratogasparks.org
Bluechip Basketball
Welcome to the new BlueChip Basketball website. Here you will find the finest information on girl's basketball tournaments and recruiting. For a list of Blue Chip activities.
BlueChip Basketball has helped give girl basketball players exposure to college coaches at Division I, II, and III schools. Our tournaments, showcases and camps are attended by college coaches who are looking to recruit players.
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