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2011 Atlanta All-Star Shootout Event Review
Updated September 30, 2011
(Atlanta, GA)
The 9th
Annual SEBA Atlanta All-Star Shootout
took
place this past Saturday on the campus of Oglethorpe University in
Atlanta. The event was a tremendous success as a full capacity
roster of 180 players from the Classes of 2012, 2013, and 2014
competed. The roster was comprised of college prospects from
throughout Georgia as well as from the states of Florida,
Tennessee, North Carolina, Alabama, and New Jersey. The Camp
presented outstanding exposure to the participants, as over
Fifty-Six (56) College Coaches representing thirty-four different college
programs were in attendance. Several regional and national
scouting publications also were on hand to cover the event.
The Shootout presented a full day of basketball action. The event
began with all players participating in intense skills stations
conducted by top high school, travel ball, and college coaches.
Following the morning skill stations, the players were treated to
an excellent guest speech by former Professional Player and
Indiana State standout Jayson Wells. Wells, who recently retired
from pro ball after playing twelve seasons overseas, spoke to the
campers on goal setting, persistence, and life after basketball.
The speech was inspiring and extremely applicable to the young men
in attendance. Next, the players competed in three (3) full court
5-on-5 scrimmage games with their respective teams throughout the
afternoon and early evening. The final event of the day was the
Top 30 Camp All-Star Game, which was played with terrific
intensity and was decided in the games closing seconds.
We want
to extend sincere thanks to all of the High School and AAU coaches
throughout Georgia and beyond who helped support the event.
Additionally, we want to send a special thanks to Coach Joe
Goydish (Walton High), Cabral Huff (St. Francis), Clay Crump
(Eagles Landing), Don Hurlburt (Etowah), Tyler Murray (Shorter
University), Tony Ellison (Weber), Bo Mason and Mark Edwards (FCI
Warriors), James Davis (GT/ASA Stars), Virgil Amey (Mary Persons
High), Bill Blythe (Pope High), and Travis Moore, for their time
and efforts in working with the players; Jay Wells (Shooting
Starz Academy & Foundation), the Georgia Basketball Coaches
Association (GABCA), and last but not least Head Coach Phil
Ponder, Assistant Coaches Andrew Tulowitzky and Josh Burr and the
Oglethorpe University Basketball program for their ongoing
support.
Most Outstanding Performers
(Players Listed in no particular order)
 Derrico
Peck (6 6, SG, Etowah, 2012)
Athletic and versatile guard prospect with
tremendous potential. Has great length and footwork; can guard all
5 positions at the high school level. Has ability to be high
impact player on both ends of the floor. Can handle the ball well
for his size and is exceptional finisher, often punctuating drives
with emphatic dunks. Mid range Jumper is solid; three point is
inconsistent but improving. Good student with 3.7 gpa and above
average test scores. Receiving heavy interest and/or holding
offers from several Mid Major Division 1 programs.
Adonai Rogers (6 2, CG, Berkmar, 2012)
Explosive and wiry combo guard who impressed
with his athleticism and scoring ability. Had stretches during
camp where he took over the game and scored in bunches. As a
scorer, has balanced approach as he is effective from all three
scoring zones. Finishes very well in transition and above the rim.
Has good body control. Will need to add some weight to slender
frame for next level. All-Gwinnett County as a Junior; has
transferred to Berkmar for senior season.
 Richard
Kelly (6 5, SG/SF, Douglas County, 2012)
Highly athletic wing prospect who showed out
as one of the camps top overall prospects. Great leaper who plays
above the rim. Consistently scored from all three levels
throughout the day. Very good rebounder from wing spot. Needs to
continue to focus on staying under control and not forcing action.
Great attitude and plays with passion for the game. Averaged 16
ppg and 7 boards per game as Junior. Honor student with 3.8 GPA.
Diamond in the rough; has a high ceiling with his best basketball
certainly ahead of him.
 Dee
Washington (6 3, SG, Rabun Gap, 2012)
Very Athletic Guard with good strength and
leaping ability. Demonstrated a well rounded offensive ability
throughout the day; scoring off penetration, from outside, and in
transition. Averaged 18 PPG and 6 rebounds as a Junior while being
named All-Conference and All-State in North Carolina. Currently
has Division I offers/heavy interest from a number of SoCon and
Atlantic Sun programs.
 Fineto
Andy Lunguana (6 2, SG, Centennial, 2012)
Extremely athletic guard prospect with
excellent upside. Has tremendous speed in open court which makes
him very good in transition. Can shoot the outside jumper and
attack the rim with equal effectiveness. Very good on ball
defender and plays passing lanes well. All-Region in tough Region
6-AAAAA last season as a Junior. Has transferred to Centennial for
Senior season.
 Chukwudubem
Okeke (6 8, Forward, Jonesboro, 2013)
Emerging big man with tremendous upside
potential, he impressed many of the coaches in attendance with his
combination of athleticism and length. Excellent finisher in and
around the rim, throwing down several power dunks per game. Very
good shot blocker, negating manydrive attempts from opponents.
Current offensive skill set is limited; however, has only played
organized ball for two years and has much room for growth. With
continued development, could very well evolve into a highly sought
after target at the Division I level.
 Daniel
Loudermilk (6 6, Forward, Mill Creek, 2012)
Long and Athletic Forward prospect who had a
strong camp. Finishes well and plays above the rim. Had several
impressive finishes in traffic. Exhibited pretty good mid-range
jump shot and runs the floor well. Looks comfortable playing on
wing and inside.
 Derick
Pope II (6 5, Wing, Grayson, 2012)
Slashing athlete who is very effective around
the rim. Had one of the camps top dunks in traffic. Top notch
rebounder, especially on the offensive end where he has knack for
keeping ball active. Has athleticism to rebound, outlet, and run
lane on break. Has long arms and is capable of guarding players
2-3 inches taller. Very good help side defender with shot blocking
ability. Has solid mid-range jumper. Good work ethic. Elite
Academic student with 3.5 gpa and 28 ACT score.
 Tristen
Harrell (6 1, PG, Dalton High, 2012)
Exciting Guard prospect with electric
playmaking ability. Excellent leader on fast break; Sees the floor
very well and was one of the best passers in camp; often
delivering perfect assists to teammates for easy scores. Has very
good ball handling ability. As a scorer, has well rounded game
with above average outside shot and quickness to score in the
paint. Has strong frame and size for point guard position. 1st
Team All-Region and All-North Georgia as a Junior.
 Nigel
Jackson (6 7, Forward, St. Francis, 2012)
Developing big man prospect with excellent
frame. Has solid perimeter skill set but will be more sought after
as an forward operating in the paint. Is at his best operating
from high post, where he is a threat to score or draw double team.
Sees floor well and hit teammates cutting to basket on multiple
occasions. Good rebounder and interior defender. Coachable and
attentive to detail.
 Brandon
Grant (5 11, PG, Fayette County, 2012)
Good looking Point Guard with excellent
quickness who can both distribute and score.Has strong midrange
game and good ability to shoot the ball off the dribble. Leads the
break well and has good floor leadership skills. Has long
wingspan. Exhibits the confidence desired in a true PG.
 Adam
Dowell (6 3, SG, Lassiter, 2012)
Well rounded Shooting Guard with good size,
frame, and fundamentals. Had an excellent day shooting the ball
where he seemingly did not miss a three point attempt over the
course of several games. Has quick release and can keep defense
off balance by putting the ball on the floor. Plays with much
intelligence and hustle. Top Notch student with 4.1 GPA and above
average test scores. Good looking prospect for higher end
academic programs .
 Michael
Pack (5 11, PG, Centennial, 2012)
Lightning quick, strong, and explosive, He
has all of the physical tools desired in a prototypical Point
Guard. Blew by defenders with his quick first step throughout the
day, and knocked down the long jumper when given space. Initiates
the fast break well and made good decisions with minimal
turnovers. Will share backcourt at Centennial this season with his
Identical twin brother Charles (see below).
 Charles
Pack (5 11, PG, Centennial, 2012)
The other half of the Pack Twins, Charles
is an extremely quick, athletic, and physical playmaker. Very good
penetrator and ball handler who routinely draws defense and dishes
off for easy buckets. Equally skilled at finishing drives to the
rim; has excellent body control and balance. Top notch on ball
defender. Natural leader.
Abdulkareem Adekunle (6 5, Wing,
Providence Christian, 2012)
Exceptional athlete who plays with a good
motor; finishes very well and through contact. Cleaned the boards
throughout the day and posted a double-double in each of his
games. Very good running the lane on fast break, finishing with
dunks and strong layups. Overall Offensive skill set is still
developing; but he has all the necessary physical tools. Can be
excellent defender at next level.Very coachable.
Jeremy Presley (5 11, PG, Harrison, 2012)
Crafty Point Guard with scorers mentality and
exceptional three point shooting ability. Can shoot the lights out
from deep range.Gets excellent separation from defender on pull up
jumper and has quick release. Brings good poise as floor leader
and understands draw and kick principles. Uses change of pace
moves to his advantage. Had strong summer on AAU circuit,
including 15 ppgand 4 apgat 17u AAU Nationals. Good student with
3.7 GPA that includes several AP classes.
Additional
Camp Standouts:
Ethan Gillis (6 7, Forward, Rabun Gap,
2013) Long and wiry forward with good future. Uses his size
well to be an impact player; plays big in the paint. Blocks
shots and pulls down rebounds. With continued development of
skills and added strength, could very well blossom into attractive
target at Division I level.
Reed Dungan (6 1, PG, Hiram, 2013)
Possibly the biggest surprise player of the camp, Dungan had a
very good offensive showing. Well rounded skill set; effective
with penetration and knocked down outside jumper on consistent
basis. Sees the floor well and is very good passer. Plays with a
lot of confidence and energy. Definite player to watch in Class of
2013.
Christian Browder (6 0, CG, Paulding
County, 2012)- Athletic Lefty who was one of the top scorers
in the camp. Creates for himself very well and is a top notch
penetrator/finisher. Averaged 18 ppg and was named Paulding County
Player of Year last season as a Junior. Prospect to watch.
Robert Mitchell Parker (6 8, Forward,
North Florida Christian, 2012) Long post player who
demonstrated potential on both ends of the floor. Has ability to
knock down jumper when facing up. Good rebounder and length
allowed for him to alter many shots on the day. Improved physical
strength will help his low post game. Averaged double-double as a
Junior last year. Elite academic achiever with 4.4 gpa and 29 ACT
score
Jaumonee Byrd (6 6, Forward, Douglas
County, 2012) Long and active forward who plays with high
energy and hustle. Has a knack for rebounding and defending.
Adequate scorer inside the paint extending out to wing.
Matt Catanzano (6 4, SG, Armuchee, 2012)
Dead eye outside shooter with good size. Uses screens well
to set up his shot. Understands the game and has high basketball
IQ. Has ability to post up smaller defenders. Set school record
for three pointers in 2010-11. Named All-Region and Northwest
Georgia Tip-Off Club Player of Year as a Junior.
Devin Atkins (5 6, PG, Vidalia, 2012)
Small statured and compact lead guard that can flat out shoot
the rock. Made 112 three pointers last year as a Junior while
shooting 46% beyond the arc and averaging 17PPG. Has effective
floater in the lane and can keep defense honest with penetration.
Was All-Region last season and named to GACA All-Star Game.
Connor Smith (6 2, CG, St. Francis, 2012)
Intriguing talent with definite upside potential. Was
previously home schooled, will play his first season of high
school ball in 2011-12. Long and slim combo guard with deceptive
athleticism and high offensive skill level. Can handle ball well
and create his shot off the dribble. Excellent three point
stroke. Overall game is improving at rapid rate; best ball is
ahead of him.
Nick Graf (6 6, Forward, South Forsyth,
2012) Promising forward with well-rounded game. Has good
touch on jump shot. Did majority of his scoring on conversion of
15-18 foot jumpers. Solid footwork and uses ball fakes well
around the rim. Has good work ethic. Named All-Region as both a
Soph and Junior. Strong student with 3.7 gpa.
Dusan Kovacevic (6 9, Forward, Rabun Gap,
2015) Exchange student from Serbia has outstanding size for
15 year old. Plays on Serbian Junior National team. Has a solid
level of skill and polish for his age, but as can be expected, has
significant room for growth. With normal development will be a D1
prospect.
Ben Blythe (6 6, Forward, Pope, 2012)
Blue Collar and physical forward with well-rounded skill set.
Above average post defender. Crafty on lower block with good
footwork. Can extend defense out to the arc, where he has three
point range. Plays with alot of hustle and intensity. Strong
leadership qualities. Elite academic student with 3.8 Gpa.
Trevon Shaw (6 1, CG, Mill Creek, 2013)
Powerful and athletic guard with multiple offensive weapons.
Is very good in transition, but also has shooting skill to stretch
defense in half court set. Puts good defensive pressure on ball
handler.
Jamal Lancaster (62, PG, Jacksonville
Fletcher FL, 2012 Quick and athletic guard with good size
for point guard position. Very active on both ends of floor, is
comfortable taking leadership role. Best when driving to the
hoop, but has solid looking jumper as well.
Greg Murphy (6 4, Wing,Woodland Bartow,
2013) Athletic inside-out threat with slashing scoring
ability. Had an impressive tip dunk which displayed good leaping
ability. Further development of perimeter skills will allow for
transition to wing at next level and full realization of
potential.
Keith Colquitt Jr. (6 2, SG, Eagles
Landing, 2012) Smooth and athletic guard who is very good in
transition. Demonstrated good outside looking stroke in half court
set. Plays under control. Above average defender with long arms.
Starter on Eagles Landing AAA Final Four team last season.
Daniel Peace (6 0, PG, Jonesboro, 2013)
Impressive Point Guard with good quickness and court
instincts; one of the camps top assist men. Excels on the break
and makes good decisions with ball. Played significant role as
sophomore last season on on Jonesboros State Final Four team.
Ryan Lowery (6 4, Forward, Gilmer, 2012) Uses good motor
and offensive technique to offset lack of height for position.
Very aggressive while attacking basket. Uses angles and body well.
Has good handsand knack for the ball. Averaged 19 PPG and was
named 1st team All-Region as Junior.
John Gibson (6 7, Forward, Walton, 2012)
Athletic forward who is starting to come into his own as a
player. Strong finisher who had several impressive dunks while
attacking basket. Good rebounder with knack for put backs.Has good
upside but needs to strive for more consistency.
Brian Egejuru (5 10, PG, Central
Gwinnett, 2013) One of the Top 2013 players in attendance.
Egejuru is a natural Point Guard who impressed with playmaking
ability and poise. Good handle and distributor. Makes players
around him better. Very strong on ball defender.
Austin Card (6 4, Wing, Pope, 2012)
Wing prospect with extremely long wing span. Has excellent leaping
ability and ability to finish well above the rim. Has the physical
tools to be a force on both ends of the floor. Super shot blocker
for his size. Very good student athlete with 3.6 gpa and 26 ACT
score.
Kurt Barger (6 2, SG, Crawford Mosley
High FL, 2012) Active shooter- scorer with strong 190 lbs.
frame. Consistently knocked down outside shot from different areas
on the floor. Finishes well and is not afraid to power through
contact on way to rim. 4.6 GPA attractive to elite academic
schools.
Ryan Wilkins (6 2, CG, Effingham County,
2013) Impressed with his offensive skill set and ability to
break down defense. Above average athleticism; Aggressive but
under control. Quality defender. Will team up with Senior Guard
T.J. Rines and fellow 2013 prospect Jay Wright to form a good
looking backcourt for Effingham County.
Riley Criswell (6 6, Wing/Forward,
Carrollton, 2013) Emerging wing forward who had good camp.
More of a perimeter orientated player at this point in his
development. Shot the ball very well from mid-range and beyond the
arc. Plays hard. Promising future.
Nate Bucher (6 1, PG, Providence
Christian, 2012) Playmaker who gets others involved and
distributes well. Has strong frame and good ball handling skills.
Above average jumper. Quarterback on the floor.
Clayton Roessler (6 5, Forward, Lecanto
FL, 2012)Strong forward with good low block post moves; has
good footwork and understands positioning; finishes around the
rim. Sees floor well and good passer from the post. Academic
standout with 4.6 GPA in classroom.
Ify Imachukwu (6 2, SG/SF, Duluth, 2013)
Another 2013 talent that was a pleasant surprise. Very athletic
and bouncy prospect who gets to the rim easily and then finishes
above it. Not afraid to drive the paint and challenge bigger
defenders. Excellent fast break player. Has to avoid tendency to
take plays off on defensive end. Overall impressive prospect with
bright future.
Honorable
Mention Players
Class of 2012:
Johnnie McGhee
(6 3, SG, Memphis Briarcrest Christian, TN); Kolin Zimmer
(6 0, SG, Jackson County); Donte Moss (6 6, Wing,
Buckhorn AL); Chris Boyd (6 6, Forward, Cherokee); TJ
Rines (5 8 PG, Effingham County); Joseph Sciberras (6
2, Mt. Vernon Presbyterian); Petar Milivojevic (6 2, PG,
Crenshaw Christian, AL); Devante Orebeau (5 9, PG,
Douglas County); Trent Burton (6 6, Forward, Winder
Barrow); Jamal Davis (5 8, PG, Riverwood); Cole Morgan
(6 4, Wing, Chestatee); Lekeigh McQuillia (5 9, PG,
Jacksonville Fletcher FL); Raheem Newton (5 11, PG,
Augusta Laney); Jalen Bracey (6 0, PG, Mill Creek);
Colin McKay (5 10, PG, St. Pius Catholic); Brian Ginty
(6 3, SG, Mt. Pisgah); JeVaughn Sanchez (6 1, SG, Stone
Mountain); Daniel Howell (6 3, Forward, Prince Avenue
Christian); Damone Williams (6 6, Forward, St. Francis);
Reid Olson (6 3, SG, Woodstock); Migel Ethridge (6
1, Gadsden City AL); Austin Franklin (6 1, PG, St. Johns
Country Day FL) ; Keonte King (63, Wing, Woodland
Henry); Torrey Johnson (6 0 SG, Carrollton); Michael
Barney (6 4, Wing East Paulding); Colin Perzella (6
4, Wing, Lambert); Austin Pearson (5 11, CG, Lakeview
Academy); Ryan King (6 7, Forward, Allatoona);
Classes of 2013:
Raekwon Reed
(6 2, SG, Vidalia); Jay Wright (5 11, PG, Effingham
County) ; Patrick Petty (5 11, SG, Jonesboro,);
Greyson Arnold (6 4, SG, Calhoun); Amir Arabnia (6 2,
SG, North Oconee) ; Elijah Blackmon (5 11, CG, Pensacola,
FL);Beau Blackwell (5 10, CG, Creekview); AJ Lasante
(6 6, Wing, Kolbe);Daniel Brooks (5 11, PG, Gordon Lee);
DeAngelo Anthony (6 1, CG, Lovejoy); Brandon Cerezola
(6 0, SG, McIntosh); Joe Chapman (5 6, PG, Northside
Christian FL); James Powell (6 3, SG, Harrison);
Classes of 2014:
Avery Patterson
(5 10, PG, Tri-Cities); Nick Masterson (6 5, SG, River
Ridge); JaDavin Keith (6 0, PG, Cherokee);Roger
Rickman (6 1, PG, Fellowship Christian); JB Charles
(6 4, SG, Gilmer); Corey Tobin (6 4, SG,
Woodland-Bartow); Samuel Harris (5 9, PG, Tampa Catholic
FL); Jack Shaghnessy (6 0, PG, Etowah); Ramel Thompkins
(6 5, Forward, Vidalia)
Contact Info:
Camp Director: William LoPresti
Phone: (404) 435-6819
Email: WLoPresti@southeastbasketballacademy.com
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WHAT: SEBA ATLANTA ALL-STAR SHOOTOUT
WHEN: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 2011
SITE: OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY
4484 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta , GA 30319
TIME: 10:00 A.M. THROUGH 5:30 P.M. (Approx)
(Note: Player Check-in will be held from 9:00 a.m. –
9:45 a.m.)
COST: $95 PER PLAYER
$115 PER PLAYER (if postmarked after Sept. 7th)
Includes:
**NOTE: THE TOP NCAA
DIVISION II, III, AND NAIA COLLEGE PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH
WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE TO EVALUATE PROSPECTS. EACH YEAR,
THIS EVENT DRAWS MORE COLLEGE COACHES AND HAS PROVIDED MORE
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO PLAYERS THAN ANY OTHER
FALL EXPOSURE EVENT IN GEORGIA.
**THE SHOOTOUT WILL
ALSO BE COVERED BY REGIONAL & NATIONAL RECRUITING /
SCOUTING PUBLICATIONS. PREVIOUS SEBA EVENTS HAVE BEEN
COVERED BY SEVERAL MAJOR RECRUITING & MEDIA OUTLETS SUCH AS ESPN
AND RIVALS.COM
Top Reasons to Attend
COMPETITION - Now in its 9th year, the SEBA All-Star
Shootout is one of the most competitive Fall Exposure events in
the Southeast.
The Camp will bring together top players from throughout Georgia
as well out-of-state prospects. Past participants have
represented Georgia as well as the states of Florida, Alabama, South
Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, Virginia, Louisiana,
Ohio, Illiniois, Indiana, New Jersey, and New York.
COLLEGE EXPOSURE - Every Player in attendance is
given the opportunity to demonstrate their talent to the college
coaches in attendance. Many of the Top NCAA Division II, III, and NAIA
College Coaches from throughout the South will be in attendance.
Each year, the SEBA Atlanta Shootout attracts more college
coaches than any other Fall Exposure Event in Georgia.
Special Note:
Current
NCAA
rules prohibit Division I coaches from attending any
Camps or Exposure Events during the Academic Year. However, our comprehensive post camp report
highlighting the event's top performers is requested by many Division I
programs looking for available talent. The
report provides strong D1 exposure to the camp's top prospects.
ORGANIZATION - Event is very well organized to
provide optimum experience for players and coaches. All
scrimmages are called by GHSA certified officials and structured
to be "team ball" orientated. All players receive equal playing
time. College Coaches guide contains detailed profile info for
all players. Staff coaches are also present on each court
to evaluate talent and monitor games.
FACILITIES – The Camp will be held on the
beautiful campus of Oglethorpe University, which is centrally
located in the Brookhaven section of Atlanta. Oglethorpe's
excellent facility houses three regulation courts which are
ideally suited for showcase event.
PROMOTION – Over the past 7 years, Over 350+ SEBA
players have received scholarships and have gone on to play college basketball. This includes
players at all levels (NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA and Juco College
Programs). Click Here for listing of event
alumni. The SEBA Staff regularly offers follow up assistance
to camp participants with their college endeavors. This
assistance is provided at no extra charge.
Who Should Attend
This event will be very competitive and is designed for Varsity
Basketball players from the Classes 2012 (Seniors), 2013 (Juniors),
and 2014 (Sophomores) with legitimate aspirations of playing college
basketball. Please Note: Players not directly invited by the SEBA staff
should have signature and contact info of
recommending coach coach on the registration
form. All camp applicants will be screened for approval.
Registration Info
In order to register, players should complete the registration
form below and submit along with payment. Campers are highly encouraged
to register early. This SEBA Showcase Event has Sold-Out in
advance each of the past five years. Spots are guaranteed only
upon our receipt of fully completed registration form and $95
payment ($115 after Sept. 7th). All submitted registrations should
include name and phone number of recommending Coach. (Camp is SOLD OUT; players wanting to be added to waiting list
should contact director)
Click Here for Registration Form
College Coaches Info
College Coaches packets will go on sale
at 9:30 a.m. on the morning of September 24th. Packets will be available
for purchase throughout the event. Credit Cards will not be
accepted (Cash or Check payment only). The cost of the packet is
$25 per college program. (ie: Colleges with more than one coach in
attendance will receive extra packets at no additional cost).
Special Note: The Georgia Basketball Coaches
Association (GABCA) will be holding its
Annual Fall Coaches Social / Chalk Talk Event in conjunction with
the SEBA Shootout. The GABCA is open to all head and assistant
college coaches in the state of Georgia. The social gathering will be held 15 minutes after the
conclusion of the camp (approx. 5:45 p.m). All active GABCA members will be allowed free entry to the social. Food (dinner plate with two sides) and beverages will be provided.
More information on GABCA can be found by visiting the official website at
the link below.
Driving Directions
Click
Here for Driving Directions to Oglethorpe University
Important Note: When entering campus through
the main entrance off Peachtree Rd.; proceed through security
station. Basketball facility will be on your first left after the
baseball stadium.
Airport / Transportation
Atlantas Hartsfield - Jackson Airport. is located Southwest of
the city and is approximately 25 minutes from Oglethorpe. The
Oglethorpe
Campus is directly accessible from the airport via Atlantas Mass Transit
System (MARTA), taxi and numerous direct bus/van shuttles. Players traveling into Hartsfield
should contact our Camp Office for more information regarding
ground transportation from airport to camp.
Host Hotels
There are an abundance of hotels within close proximity to
Oglethorpe University. A discounted rate is available at the
following:
Marriott Towne Place Suites
820 Sidney Marcus Blvd.
Atlanta, Georgia 3032
404.949.4820
Ask for code OGLP or OGLR for the Oglethorpe University rate. ($89
per night)
Online reservations can be made at:
www.marriott.com/atlbu (promotion code O22)
Spring Hill Suites
3459 Buckhead Loop, NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
404.844.4800
Online reservations can be made at
www.springhillsuitesatlantabuckhead.com (promotion code O22)
Contact Information
Camp Director: William LoPresti
Phone: (404) 435-6819
Email: WLoPresti@southeastbasketballacademy.com
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