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2011 Travel Team Tryout Page.
2012 7 & 3 Month Travel Team Information Page.
The purpose of this page is to provide you with the information and answers you need for trying-out for one of our 7 Month or 3 Month Traveling Teams. There is additional information on our (soon-to-be posted) "2011-12 Season Information Page". This page is to provide you with specific information and updated news on our tryouts.
Tryouts will be held in March of 2012. Specific dates for each team / age are posted in the 2012 292 Registration Packet
Keep checking back for more information on tryout dates.
Tryouts will be held in March of 2012. Specific dates for each team / age are posted in the 2012 292 Registration Packet
Keep checking back for more information on tryout dates.
2011 Travel Team Tryout List.
2012 Travel Team Tryout List.
The 2012 Travel Team Tryout List is beginning to form below. The initial list is made up of the players who registered through the 292 Program from August - October 2011. The remaining list will be posted once we have our general travel team meeting in January, 2011 at Bishop McGuinness High School in Kernersville. The players not in 292 and signing up after the January Meeting have until mid-March (specific date to be posted soon) to register for tryouts.
The "Intent To Tryout" Form (same one can be found on the "2012 Season Information" page which will be posted soon) needs to be returned before a player is able to tryout. This form will be posted below.
2012 Travel Team Tryout List (From 2012 292 Registrations / Pre-January 2012 Meeting):
1) Katelyn Doub (NT) - 10*
2) Celeste Burgess (NT) - 9
3) Miranda Martin (RT) - 12
4) Keniece Purvis (RT) - 9
5) Cameron Nieters (NT) - 10*
6) Danielle Nieters (NT) - 8*
7) Amy Steller - 11*
8) Chandler Young - 11*
9) Bailey Kargo (NT) - 8
10) Kala Doub (RT) - 8*
11) Paris Trivette (RT) - 10*
12) Makayla Lilly (RT) - 8
13) Katie Burske - 11
14) Kelly Thomas (RT) - 9*
15) Wyatt Wilt (RT) - 10*
16) Ebone' Stevens (NT) - 10
17) Sarah Ann Craven (RT) - 9
18) Courtney Sanderson (RT) - 8
19) Caitlin Lookabill
20) Chloe Wall (RT) - 8
21) Liza Kate Wall (RT) - 11
22) Alex Putman (NT) - 9
23) Miranda Shipley (RT) - 11
24) Kaila Craven (NT) - 9*
25) Campbell Hutcherson (RT) - 8
26) Alison Sobataka - 11
27) Christina Rogers (RT) - 10
28) Tessa Johnston (NT) - 9
29) McKenzie Rochford (NT) - 9
30) Dani Jennings (NT) - 9*
31) Carly Endean - 8*
32) Taylor Darrow (NT) - 10*
33) Holly Young - 9
34) Dumebi Egbuna (RT) - 10
35) Breanna Foster - 8*
36) Lauren Ramsey (NT) - 10*
37) Heaven Walters (RT) - 11
38) Miracle Walters (RT) - 8
39) Jordyn Richardson (NT) - 10*
40) Callie Herman - 9*
41) Cailynn Burdy (NT) - 10
42) Carter Jennings - 8*
43) Audrey Lakin (RT) - 9
44) Barbara Robinson - 10
45) Lauren LaPlant (NT) - 8
46) Lori Landschoot (RT) - 9
47) Ruby Dennard - 8*
48) Caroline Spurr - 10*
49) Abigail Mullis - 8*
50) LoLo Morley - 8*
51) Emily Rhodes (RT) - 10*
52) Julia Brown (NT) - 10*
* = Turned in "Intent To Tryout Form"
NT = National Team
RT = Regional Team
LT = Local Team
(2011-12 Grade beside team)
The "Intent To Tryout" Form (same one can be found on the "2012 Season Information" page which will be posted soon) needs to be returned before a player is able to tryout. This form will be posted below.
2012 Travel Team Tryout List (From 2012 292 Registrations / Pre-January 2012 Meeting):
1) Katelyn Doub (NT) - 10*
2) Celeste Burgess (NT) - 9
3) Miranda Martin (RT) - 12
4) Keniece Purvis (RT) - 9
5) Cameron Nieters (NT) - 10*
6) Danielle Nieters (NT) - 8*
7) Amy Steller - 11*
8) Chandler Young - 11*
9) Bailey Kargo (NT) - 8
10) Kala Doub (RT) - 8*
11) Paris Trivette (RT) - 10*
12) Makayla Lilly (RT) - 8
13) Katie Burske - 11
14) Kelly Thomas (RT) - 9*
15) Wyatt Wilt (RT) - 10*
16) Ebone' Stevens (NT) - 10
17) Sarah Ann Craven (RT) - 9
18) Courtney Sanderson (RT) - 8
19) Caitlin Lookabill
20) Chloe Wall (RT) - 8
21) Liza Kate Wall (RT) - 11
22) Alex Putman (NT) - 9
23) Miranda Shipley (RT) - 11
24) Kaila Craven (NT) - 9*
25) Campbell Hutcherson (RT) - 8
26) Alison Sobataka - 11
27) Christina Rogers (RT) - 10
28) Tessa Johnston (NT) - 9
29) McKenzie Rochford (NT) - 9
30) Dani Jennings (NT) - 9*
31) Carly Endean - 8*
32) Taylor Darrow (NT) - 10*
33) Holly Young - 9
34) Dumebi Egbuna (RT) - 10
35) Breanna Foster - 8*
36) Lauren Ramsey (NT) - 10*
37) Heaven Walters (RT) - 11
38) Miracle Walters (RT) - 8
39) Jordyn Richardson (NT) - 10*
40) Callie Herman - 9*
41) Cailynn Burdy (NT) - 10
42) Carter Jennings - 8*
43) Audrey Lakin (RT) - 9
44) Barbara Robinson - 10
45) Lauren LaPlant (NT) - 8
46) Lori Landschoot (RT) - 9
47) Ruby Dennard - 8*
48) Caroline Spurr - 10*
49) Abigail Mullis - 8*
50) LoLo Morley - 8*
51) Emily Rhodes (RT) - 10*
52) Julia Brown (NT) - 10*
* = Turned in "Intent To Tryout Form"
NT = National Team
RT = Regional Team
LT = Local Team
(2011-12 Grade beside team)
Tryout Requirements:
If your daughter is not a member of the 292 Program she will need to send her "Intent To Tryout Form" and a non-refundable check for $200.00 to: 292 Basketball / Post Office Box 5213 / Winston-Salem, NC 27113-5213, following the January 2012 Meeting.
Deadlines for Intent Forms and Check to tryout for any travel team is as follows:
Will be posted soon.
So what if I change my mind and want to tryout and one of the deadlines for paying the non-refundable fee has passed? Answer: Your non-refundable fee goes up $50.00 ($150.00 for 3 Month).
* = If you pay within two days of or on the day of the tryout (at the door) you will have to pay with cash or a money order / certified check.
Deadlines for Intent Forms and Check to tryout for any travel team is as follows:
Will be posted soon.
So what if I change my mind and want to tryout and one of the deadlines for paying the non-refundable fee has passed? Answer: Your non-refundable fee goes up $50.00 ($150.00 for 3 Month).
* = If you pay within two days of or on the day of the tryout (at the door) you will have to pay with cash or a money order / certified check.
2012 Season Fees / Payment Options:
7 Month Team Fee is posted soon which does not include the $200.00 non-refundable fee or posted soon if you choose a payment plan option.
3 Month Team is $300.00 which does not include the $100.00 non-refundable fee or $350.00 if you choose a payment plan option.
292 Members do not pay this fee.
The first payment if you are choosing a payment plan option (not counting the non-refundable fee) is due before your first tournament and your second fee is due before your second tournament in April.
If you do not choose the payment option plan and plan on paying in full one-time, then your fee is due before your first tournament.
3 Month Team is $300.00 which does not include the $100.00 non-refundable fee or $350.00 if you choose a payment plan option.
292 Members do not pay this fee.
The first payment if you are choosing a payment plan option (not counting the non-refundable fee) is due before your first tournament and your second fee is due before your second tournament in April.
If you do not choose the payment option plan and plan on paying in full one-time, then your fee is due before your first tournament.
Advice On Team To Tryout For...
Tryouts will be in March 2012, here is some advice on which team may be best for your daughter to tryout for. This is not one-size fits all advice, as each player is different, but at least the points below can give you an idea of which team is best for your daughter.
1) Playing Up: If you are a rising 7th-9th grader, do not mistake playing up on a junior / senior travel team as the same playing up on a normal AAU / Club Team. The competition level alone inside your team is tough just to get playing time. Your 7th-9th grade daughter may have to compete against rising 11th-12th graders who are already identified by college coaches as Division I Prospects. We want your daughters to learn how to compete for their playing time, but asking a 7th-9th grader to out perform a DI College Prospect in the 11th-12th grade is, in most cases, unreasonable, and that's just within the team. She will then have to be able to compete against opponents that may field teams with multiple DI Players. If you are ok with the possibility of your daughter having to sit and learn for a season playing up on a team that is 2-3-4 ages older than she is, then you may want to look at the junior / senior team. There is a certain mental expectation needed not to just only tryout for the junior / senior team, but to handle (the right way) being on this team from March - October.
2) Playing On Age or One Year Up: Is strongly encouraged. You want your daughter to be evaluated by college coaches in the best light against players that are close to the same graduating class. The mental and physical grind of a season is tough enough playing on age, and you don't want to break their confidence early on in this college-exposure process. This comes to a situation where you stop worrying about what other girls your daughter's age are doing, and start concerning yourself on making sure your daughter is at the level that best fits her well-being. You don't want to rush her into trying-out for a team because her former teammates or friends are trying-out for.
3) Playing With Younger Players: Should be looked at as an opportunity for your daughter to show her leadership skills. Sometimes, your evaluation by a college coach does not consist of just how you play on the floor. Many times, colleges want to see your intangibles: leadership, maturity, body-language, hustle, and teamwork. The irony of having your daughter play with a younger player is that most of the time it would ok for your daughter to play up with older kids, and then forgetting that those older kids are having to play with your younger daughter. If that's ok, it should be ok the other way around too with your daughter being older. Every opportunity is just that, an opportunity and the college coaches will see how you handle that opportunity.
Read the story about Chante' Black on "Straight From The Parent's Mouth" on playing with younger players.
1) Playing Up: If you are a rising 7th-9th grader, do not mistake playing up on a junior / senior travel team as the same playing up on a normal AAU / Club Team. The competition level alone inside your team is tough just to get playing time. Your 7th-9th grade daughter may have to compete against rising 11th-12th graders who are already identified by college coaches as Division I Prospects. We want your daughters to learn how to compete for their playing time, but asking a 7th-9th grader to out perform a DI College Prospect in the 11th-12th grade is, in most cases, unreasonable, and that's just within the team. She will then have to be able to compete against opponents that may field teams with multiple DI Players. If you are ok with the possibility of your daughter having to sit and learn for a season playing up on a team that is 2-3-4 ages older than she is, then you may want to look at the junior / senior team. There is a certain mental expectation needed not to just only tryout for the junior / senior team, but to handle (the right way) being on this team from March - October.
2) Playing On Age or One Year Up: Is strongly encouraged. You want your daughter to be evaluated by college coaches in the best light against players that are close to the same graduating class. The mental and physical grind of a season is tough enough playing on age, and you don't want to break their confidence early on in this college-exposure process. This comes to a situation where you stop worrying about what other girls your daughter's age are doing, and start concerning yourself on making sure your daughter is at the level that best fits her well-being. You don't want to rush her into trying-out for a team because her former teammates or friends are trying-out for.
3) Playing With Younger Players: Should be looked at as an opportunity for your daughter to show her leadership skills. Sometimes, your evaluation by a college coach does not consist of just how you play on the floor. Many times, colleges want to see your intangibles: leadership, maturity, body-language, hustle, and teamwork. The irony of having your daughter play with a younger player is that most of the time it would ok for your daughter to play up with older kids, and then forgetting that those older kids are having to play with your younger daughter. If that's ok, it should be ok the other way around too with your daughter being older. Every opportunity is just that, an opportunity and the college coaches will see how you handle that opportunity.
Read the story about Chante' Black on "Straight From The Parent's Mouth" on playing with younger players.