Our goal is to provide the best competition and exposure possible for our players. Success is measured in one way: the number of players that sign college scholarships. To date, our program has produced over 200 college signees, over 100 NCAA Division I signees, 6 NBA players (2 lottery picks) and 17 other players who have played professional basketball either overseas, in the NBDL or ABA.

The Tennessee Travelers have produced 20 Mr. Basketball winners in Tennessee (24 total awards) and 11 state tournament MVP's.

The Travelers have also captured 12 AAU state titles in only 14 seasons of AAU competition, have reaced the final four of the AAU National Tournament four times, including three appearances in the AAU national title game. The Travelers have 34 national-level tournament titles, including multiple championships at the prestigous Hoosier Shootout (7) and Bob Gibbons Tournament of Champions (2).

Our program is in its 18th year of Nike sponsorship and has developed into one of the best summer basketball programs in the nation. The Travelers are one of only 40 teams nationally competing in the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League (EYBL).

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 * Travelers in Division D

* 20 EBYL regular season games

* All teams advance to Augusta and will play in either championship or consolation tournament.

* League sites - Minneapolis, Hampton, Dallas, Oakland

Non-Division Opponents

Metro Hawks (NY)

King James Shooting Stars (OH)

MoKan (Kansas City)

Albany City Rocks (NY)

Jackson Tigers (MS)

Playaz Basketball Club (NJ)

The Family (Detroit)

Athletes First (OK)

Spiece (IN)

Team Takeover (DC)

Bluff City Legends (Memphis)

Division Opponents

Oakland Soldiers (CA)

CIA Bounce (Canada)

Mean Streets (Chicago)

Boo Williams (VA)

Southern Stampede (Atlanta)

Baltimore Elite (MD)

Houston Hoops (TX)

Howard Pulley Panthers (MN)

All-Iowa Attack

The following former Tennessee Travelers are currently playing Division I basketball:

Jalen Steele (Mississippi State)

Omar Wattad (Chattanooga)

Rico White (Chattanooga)

Brandon Lopez (Tennessee)

Galen Campbell (Tennessee)

Lester Wilson (ETSU)

Antwain Wiggins (College of Charleston)

James Gallman (MTSU)

Kevin Giltner (Wofford)

Tyler Hood (Samford)

Josh Henley (Gardner-Webb)

Brandon Herman (Robert Morris)

Fred Sturdivant (Texas Southern)

Dre Mathieu (Morehead State)