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Upward Stars-Launching 7th Grade Boys' Team based in Lebanon


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Upward Stars recently decided to launch a 7th grade boys' team based out of Lebanon.  This team will play in five basketball tournaments (March-April).   A tryout for this team is scheduled for Monday, Feb. 16th, from 6:30 to 7:30, at Friendship Christian School, Lebanon.   For more information on this team and for the "tryout registration link," click here (and scroll to the bottom of the web page).   Call Lance Akridge at 864-237-2317 for more info.

 

Upward Stars Snapshot:  The goal of Upward Stars is to provide quality basketball instruction/coaching and to mentor young men/women, building athletes of strong character, self-esteem, confidence, and spirit.    You can learn more about Upward Stars by watching the short "Williamson Sportslight" video produced by the williamson source (five minutes).  You can also click here for a new video - Upward Stars' Overview.

 

Upward Stars experienced much success in 2014, our initial season in Nashville!  Over 250 different athletes were involved with Upward Stars through spring travel/tournament teams, clinics, academies, and fall tournament teams.   We expect more growth in 2015 as we will be forming 18-20 teams for spring/early summer tournament action in the Nashville area.   Upward Stars-Nashville will host tryouts for male and female athletes beginning on Feb. 14:   Boys - 4th through 11th grade;  Girls - 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade.    All tryout information/details for these teams are on our website.

 

We have assembled a fantastic coaching staff of 24 certified leaders.  All of our leaders currently serve as college graduate assistant coaches (Belmont University), high school, or middle school coaches and/or played basketball collegiately.  You can find "Bio" information for each coach on our website.  

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