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  17. TENNESSEE FLIGHT SELECT 2014

    in Girls Basketball Travel Teams

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    Open gyms/tryout dates have been set for ALL ages 3rd-11th grade.


     


    Anyone interested in playing for the Nationally competitive AAU Program, Tennessee Flight Select,  please visit our website for more information.


     


    www.tnflightselect.com


     


     


    Feel free to e-mail stallingsbre@tnflightselect.com or call 865-806-6336 with any questions.


     



     

     

    3RD GRADE:

    Final Tryout: Sunday, January 26, 4:00-5:15 at Seymour High School

     

    4TH GRADE: 

    Final Tryout: January 26, 5:15-6:30, at Seymour High School

     

    5TH GRADE: 

    Final Tryout: January 26, 6:30, at Seymour High School

     

    6th grade:

    Sunday February 9th 2:00-3:30 at Alcoa Middle School

    Final Tryout: Sunday, February 16, 3:00-4:30 at Seymour High School

     

    7th grade:

    Sunday February 9th 3:30 at Alcoa Middle School

    Final Tryout : Time/Place TBA

     

    8th grade:

    Sunday February 9th 3:30 at Alcoa Middle School

    Sunday February 16th 3:00 at Alcoa Middle School

    Final Tryout: Sunday, February 23, 4:30 Place TBA

     

    Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior Exposure Teams:

    March 9th 5:00 Seymour High School

    Final Tryout: March 16th at Place/ Time TBA

     

    More information go to www.tnflightselect.com

  18. Top players in the Upper Cumberland

    in Girls Basketball

    Posted · Edited by TNFlightSelect

    I'm confused. Maybe it was just the game I watched of her (JC vs C'Range) but she did NOT handle the ball well at all. Almost every post move she made, she also traveled, whether it was called or not. I also don't remember her taking any outside shots. I'm not saying this girl isn't going to be good. More than likely she WILL be great, but as of now I think it's way to early to be comparing her to Lary Bird. She is a powerful inside force, I'm not denying that either, just pointing out ball handling fallacies and almost all her shots are two foot from the goal (just from what I seen).

    I have seen her play at least 100 games and can vouch that Meadows can score consistently away from the basket. She has a very soft touch all the way out to the 3 point line.I  didn't see the JC game, but the opinion shouldn't be based on one viewing, I mean the young lady is human .  Of course she has things to work and improve on, as does any player. She's busted her tail to get where she is as a frosh and no doubt will continue to work. The numbers don't lie!

  19. TENNESSEE FLIGHT SELECT 2014

    in Girls Basketball Travel Teams

    Posted · Edited by TNFlightSelect

    Open gyms/tryout dates have been set for ages 3rd-5th grade.


     


    Anyone interested in playing for the Nationally competitive AAU Program, Tennessee Flight Select,  please visit our website for more information.


     


    www.tnflightselect.com


     


     


    Feel free to e-mail stallingsbre@tnflightselect.com or call 865-806-6336 with any questions.


     


    Grades 6th-8th will begin in February, and grades 9th-11th will begin after the completion of the High School season.


  20. Top players in the Upper Cumberland

    in Girls Basketball

    Posted · Edited by TNFlightSelect

    Kara Meadows , the talented post  player at Clarkrange may just be a freshman but plays with experience beyond her age. Her numbers should speak for themselves.

     

    Other young talent playing big parts on their teams are Lexi Smith from Clarkrange and Destiny Carlton (freshman) and Makenzie Iles(sophomore) from CCHS.

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