schedules first session, day three

adidas Double Pump West Coast All-Star
Third Day, Session I Schedule--(July 9, 2000)

	What:	adidas Double Pump West Coast All Star Camp
	Where:	Cal State Dominguez Hills
		1000 E. Victoria, Carson, CA
	When:	Session #1: July 7 through 10, 2000
	Who:	300 top players, D-I coaches

We're on to day three and we've seen just an amazing amount of really good basketball. Some not so good, but by and large this has been a better camp than we expected and we've managed to see some really good young players, get a better look at some of the best rising juniors on the west coast, and gotten reacquainted with some of the better rising seniors who will be among some of the top recruits this fall and next spring.

Kyle Jackson from Sehome HS (Emerald City BB Club), WA, has been one of the top scorers at the first session of the adidas Double Pump WC All Star Camp, averaging more than 25 ppg.

Sunday is a bit lighter on the non-game stuff, and other than a guest clinic/speaker from 9:30-10:30 a.m. and positoin drills on all four courts from 10:30 -11:30, it's going to be games and more games.

9:10 -- 9:25 a.m. Stretching and Warm-Up: Aubrey McCreary, Phil Bryant and staff

Time	Court I	Court 2	Court 3	Court 4
1:15-2:05	Florida--Maryland	California--N. Mexico	Ohio--Illinois	Michigan--Connecticut
2:05-2:55	Minnesota--Nevada	Kansas--Iowa	Oklahoma--Georgia	Idaho--Virginia
2:55-3:45	Missouri--Oregon	Indiana--Tennessee	Arkansas--Utah	Alabama--N. Carolina
3:45--4:25	Iowa -- New York	Nebraska--Montana	Wyoming--Arizona	Washington--Texas

Following these games, players will get together again in the gym at about 4:30 p.m. and then head off to dinner from about 4:45 to 6:00 p.m. . At 6:05 p.m. the teams will meet up again in the gym, and then the counselors (e.g., Casey Cook, Aaron Abrams, Jacoby Atako, Jeff Trepagnier, etc), will speak about their own personal recruiting experiences so that players will get a more realisting perspective of the process and what kind of players are likely to get recruited and the level of play, practice and work required in college.

At 6:35 p.m. the evening games will start and they will run through until the last ones conclude at about 10:30 p.m. on the following schedule:

Time	Court I	Court 2	Court 3	Court 4
6:35-7:25	Nevada--Kansas	Oklahoma--Connecticut	Idaho--California	Missouri--Florida
7:25--8:15	Minnesota--Ohio	Iowa - Indiana	Arizona--Georgia	Utah--Maryland
8:15--9:05	Nebraska--Alabama	Florida - Wyoming	Arkansas - Montana	Washington--Oregon
9:05-9:45	Michigan--Illinois	Texas--N. Mexico	Tennessee--N. Carolina	New York - Virginia

This will be the last set of game for the first session. . . the various all-star game players (e.g., Frosh-Soph, Junior Class, Top 16 Hustlers, Senior Class and Best of the Best) will be selected by the committee of coaches, and then on Monday morning, starting at 8:30 a.m. the camp will break down into the "Great Eight" Tournament, which is a double elimination tournment for all teams, featuring 8 minute running time games with a winners' and losers' bracket. Those games are set to conclude at about 10:15 a.m., and then the following schedule will apply through the rest of the camp's first session:

10:20 a.m.       Freshman-Sophomore All Star Game (Top 18)
10:40 a.m.     Junior Class All Star Game (Top 20)
11:10 a.m.     100% Game--The Camp's Top 16 Hustlers
11:30 a.m.     Senior Class All Star Game (Top 20)
12:00 p.m.    Best of the Best (Top 20 in Camp)

Following the conclusion of the Best of the Best, campers will check out, and things will get ready to roll again on Tuesday with the Second Session of Double Pump West Coast All Stars Camp. . . . then Vegas, then Best of Summer, etc, etc. . . . The summer rolls on.

We'll have another report up shortly on some of the top players at the camp. Stay tuned.