Skills Camp, Brandie Hoskins Day Camp & 2 Ball Clincs

stevebusby · (#1)

2012 Summer Skills Camp
The Ohio Express Girls AAU Basketball Club brings their popular skills and funadamentals camp to the East Ohio Basketball Academy, located at 2725 Pinkerton Lane, Zanesville, in the summer of 2012. Instructors of the Express will be on hand to teach the skills of dribbling, shooting and passing to both begining players and the experienced players. The camp will run on Sunday evenings and the dates for the camp are June 24 through August 26. Thats 10 sessions in all. We are accepting registration now and spots will be limited so sign up today! Cost for the camp is $100, that is $10 per session!

Brandie Hoskins Day Camp
Brandie Hoskins will return in the summer of 2012 with a three day camp that will work on individual as well as team skills. Hoskins is a former Ohio State Buckeye and current professional player. Learn what it takes to play basketball at the highjest levels from someone that has done it. Cost for the three day camp is $100 while Ohio Express players will pay $75. Spots are limited to the first 30 campers who sign up. So sign up today!!

Camp dates are:
July 20,21 and 22nd.

Advanced Two Ball and Score More Clinic
Learn to use both hands to dribble, shoot, pass and more. In basketball the ability to use either hand makes you a dangerous player. This clinic type setting will allow players to learn how to dribble with two balls, make passes off the dribble with either hand, shoot inside the paint with either hand and more.

There will be two sessions. Sessions will consist of 8 total workouts. Cost for each session is $100 with Ohio Express players paying $75. Spots are limited to the first twelve to signup.

Dates are:
Session One
July 10-12, July 17-19, July 24-26 and July 31-August 2

Session Two
August 7-9, August 14-16, August 21-23 and August 28-30.

Fall Basketball League
Fall League 2012

We will hold fall league for boys and girls in the fall of 2012.

The fall league will be for girls and boys in junior high grades 7 and 8 and selected 6th graders and high school boys and girls.

Girls fall league will begin September 9 and go through October 21. Players will play two games a day and 14 total. Games played on Sunday afternons and evenings. There will be licensed officials and teams are limited to 8 girls per team. Cost for fall league is $75.

Boys fall league will begin September 8 and go through October 20. Players will play two games a day and 14 total. Games played on Saturday afternons and evenings. There will be licensed officials and teams are limited to 8 boys per team. Cost for fall league is $75.

Click on this link to signup.
https://www.leaguelineup.com/formpre...FormID=6069 3

Junior High Shootouts
Boys and Girls junior high shootouts throughout the months of June and July. Cost is $100 per team with a limit of 8 teams per shootout. 3 game guarantee. Multi-team discounts are available.

Dates for the shootouts are:
June 9th girls
June 10th boys
June 16th boys
June 17th girls

July 7th girls
July 8th boys
July 14th boys
July 15th girls

Call Brent Glass to register (740) 683-3378.

stevebusby · (#2)

Brandie Hoskins, a former Ohio State and current women's basketball professional player, will conduct a three-day camp June 20-22 at the East Ohio Basketball Academy, 2725 Pinkerton Lane, Zanesville.

Cost is $100. Spots are limited to the first 30 campers who sign up.

For more information, call Brent Glass at (740) 683-3378.

stevebusby · (#3)

Register for camp here.

https://www.leaguelineup.com/formpre...FormID=6069 3

alwayslearning · (#4)

$100 dollars for 3 days. I think Eastmoor Academy did a week long camp for $40 and feed the kids breakfast and lunch. She must get paid for her camps. You go Brandie Hopkins!

ohioexpress · (#5)

It's Hoskins not Hopkins.

Three days of instruction from a professional player for only $100 is very reasonable. Brandie will make some money from the camp, but a good portion of the fee will go towards paying for the gymnasium we are using.

You don't have to be a troll.

alwayslearning · (#6)

I apologize for spelling her name wrong. Did she play in the WBNA or olympic team? If not she is not a professional, just a college ball player. Not trying to be a troll, just was wondering why it was so high. It is understandable if paying for a gym or doing something for a school, not just making bucks.

ohioexpress · (#7)

She's playing professionally overseas. Even if not, she was a great player at OSU.

If you know anything about our club, you'd know we're not about making money. We're not like a lot of these programs that charge $600+ for six or seven tournaments. Our fee is probably one of the lowest in the state. We offer six to eight tournaments and two sets of uniforms each year for $400. Our 5th grade team will wrap up their season at the AAU Nationals in Tennessee and will have played a total of nine tournaments (GBA events, AAU DQT, GBA Nationals, AAU Nationals) for a total of $450 per player. A majority of our coaching staff has high school coaching experience. Our other coaches have either coached at the junior high level or have been coaching for quite some time and have good knowledge of the game.

WHmom98 · (#8)

Ohio Express is one of the best places to take your child. My daughter played for them and had the best experience.

stevebusby · (#9)

stevebusby · (#10)

If anyone wants to come and see what we do at the Summer Skills Camp and how much the kids benefit before you signup you are more than welcome. This is not a play camp, this camp is for players that want to learn new drills and get better. If you don't like what we do then you don't have to signup, no obligations! Contact Brent Glass @ (740) 683-3378 for more information.

alwayslearning · (#11)

I do apologize and good luck with the camp. I'm glad you are trying to do it right and keep it clean

stevebusby · (#12)

First day of summer skills camp is Sunday, again come out and check us out before signing up. 6 to 8 at 2725 Pinkerton Lane, Zanesville.

conkfl · (#13)

I watched Brandie be a "big time star" at Dayton Chaminade-Julienne throughout her High School Career, watched her lead her Team to a State Championship in her Senior Year, and went to Columbus several times and
watched her "star" for Ohio State and, by asking her father, Alan Hoskins,
tried to follow her career as a pro playing in Isreal and then Poland: I can personally vouch for the fact that Brandie will teach your daughter(s) to play
basketball the "right way", like it should be played! In my book, there is no
one better! Frank Conkle