WIN A SPOT AT THE PRO PERFORMERS CAMP
MVP has one free spot to give away for next months’s Pro Performers camp in Birmingham — a great event for ballers looking to get themselves signed.
The camp is designed to give players the chance to show their talent in a professional, organised scenario — in front of scouts, coaches and agents from British and European clubs.
Amongst those who’ll be present are Gary Smith, head coach of EBL1’s Worthing Thunder. Chris Mayes from the Canarias Basketball Academy. Ozell Wells from Eurobasket. Malik Jivens from EBL1 team London Capitals. Daniele Aneillo from Ascoli Basket in Italy and Rob Newson from the FSU Academy in Iceland.
It all takes place at the Doug Ellis Sports Centre in Birmingham on Saturday June 30 and Sunday July 1. The cost is £25 for one day or £40 for both. But MVP Magazine has one free spot to give away. To be in with a chance of winning it, just fill in the application form on the Rising Ballers website (click here) – and make sure you put “MVP Magazine” somewhere in the “Resume” text box.
The minimum age for the camp is 17 — and only players considered to be up to scratch will be given a spot.
For more information, hit up mailto:[email protected]Â or call +44 7769 344 771 or +44 2392 160 996.
Photo: Thomas Angus
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