Nettesbasketball.com - Elevation Exposure

The October 12, 2019 Exposure Event is complete. Thank you to the coaches from the 6 schools that attended the event. We also thank the coaches from the following HS for sharing the opportunity with their players. If you would like to be informed of future events, fill out the following contact form. (To be added soon)

High schools with participants:

Creekview, Gilmer, Fannin Co, Gordon Lee, Kennesaw Mountain, Lumpkin Co, Murray Co, North Forsyth, North Hall, North Oconee, Oconee Co, Pickens Co, River Ridge, & West Forsyth

College & University Participants

Brenau University

GCSU

Reinhardt University

Shorter University

Truett-McConnell University

Young Harris College

What is Elevation Exposure? Read the flyer below for more details.

October 12, 2019

Pickens High School

10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

10th -12th grade Girls Basketball

Why this is different:

It costs less. Participants pay $40. Typical exposure and showcase events cost around $95 or more for a single day. We are not trying to make money. We just need to cover our costs. Spectators will be charged $5 at the gate. There will be no vendors, no recruiting services, no fluff.

It’s FREE for college recruiters. Exposure organizers charge big bucks for colleges to attend their events and we hear that the college programs are simply weary of it. They want to see quality players in small group, competitive environments without having to drop $300-$500 for player bios.

It’s concise. 4 hours is plenty of time for both players and recruiters.

It’s for DII, DIII, and NAIA level talent, which is where many of our best players will have the most opportunities.

It’s organized by high school coaches. Participants will be taken through warm-ups, skill work, competitive drill work, 3 v 3, and some 5 v 5. Players will have multiple formats to not only get warm for the session and compete, but also to reveal different skills.

It’s honest. We will be upfront about which schools say they are committed to coming and those that have expressed interest in coming. We also aren’t trying to steal or influence anyone’s players. We just want to create something grass roots that will get players with adequate talent and real hopes in front of real colleges with interest.

It’s good timing. We purposely chose Oct 12. It’s the last weekend of the contact period for college recruiting and it’s a good spring board for high school ball which will start a week later.

It’s fun. Players interested in playing at the next level have fun competing and playing basketball. It’s fun to play against other talented players. There is always something to learn.

If you are interested, register at the following link: (Registration is closed)

Thanks,

Brandon Thomas & Ryan Chastain