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2012 MSE National Basketball Camp in Indiana is for rising 4th,5th,6th,7th, 8th & 9th grade athletes. Date: Sat-Sun April 7th & 8th.

Click here for 2012 MSE National Basketball Camp in Florida for rising 2nd & 3rd grade athletes. Date: Tuesday July 3rd. 

MSE Rules The Land But Damon Harge Is In Charge!

While the NBA is on lockout, we bring you Damon Harge.  He’s just a kid who enjoys showcasing his amazing talent and deserves some credit.

See site for his new basketball highlight video Damon Harge Murdering the Summer Circuit Official Mixtape 2011.

Who’s next?

Young Stars Time to Shine

4th grade Bryce Goodwin -5’5 Guard Arizona

Click here to view Top 25 National Player Rankings for the 4th Grade Class of 2019.

Seth Wilson a MSE Camper led Ohio’s Lorain Titans 2nd grade team in the Ohio Future Stars Tournament.

Wilson played at his grade level for the first time ever in his young career, because he usually plays 2-3 grades up.

Seth averaged nearly a triple double 19 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assist per game.

Young Wilson is preparing for nationals with the 3rd grade OBC (Ohio Basketball Club) in Orlando, Florida to try to add a national title to is young resume.

Wilson will be at the next MSE camp in a State near you!

Jordan Montgomery Champion Workout 

LeBron James is a young NBA baller on the Miami Heat.   Besides hooping, he enjoys having fun with friends and family.

James gives back to his  community by supporting the youth.  He beat the game!

Check out the video ‘Boys & Girls Club React to LeBron’s Donation.’

INSIDE JOHN LUCAS INTERNATIONAL CAMP HOUSTON, TX (8th Grade)

We got a good look at newly improved 6’6″ KeJuan Johnson from Atlanta, Georgia, who emphasized skills that’ll resurrect James Naismith.  Height can’t be taught, but what he has learn- fundamentals-mechanics -techniques – is nothing less than amazing.

Next up Jamar Ergas – Canada

MSE National Basketball Camp

“Levy (9th grade) gets invited to take a trip to the Big Apple to compete with and against top talent from across the country, including Isaiah Whitehead.”

Check out highlight video Part 2  of Levy Gillespie at the MSE National Basketball Camp 2011.   (Click Here)

Middle School Elite National Basketball Camp Elite 10 for the class of 2018

The MSE camp had its share of talented guards, forwards and big men for 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th & 9th grade.  Many players traveled from 50 states in America including Hawaii; the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Canada.

MSE 5th graders (No particular order)

T. Remington Minor - It was Texas Chain Saw Massacre in NYC.  Minor’s speed and quickness allowed him to slash the paint.  Anyone could tell you he’s the truth.  “I take this sport serious,” he said without smiling.  His focus on and off court was most impressive.

Marquise Walker – This youngster is highly advanced for his age and still has a lot to learn.  Walker currently holds the MSE national rankings #1 spot.  In showcasing, he pulled the rabbit out the hat and used  every trick in the book to keep position.

Rafael Jenkins -  One of the toughest players and biggest talks of the camp was Jenkins from Charlotte, North Carolina.  He’s an extremely crafty ball handler who dealt  with whatever the defense threw his way.  He enjoys distributing the pill and looks for his own shot opportunities.

Jordan Simmons – The shooting point guard from Illinois, Chicago plays a in-and-out game.  He either absorbs contact to finish strong in the red or puts defenders on their heels and rises for a mechanical jump shot.  He reminds us of a Russell Westbrook.

Kyler Kluge – His name is ringing bells across the country as a sharp shooter.  He has a quick release and knack for swishing nets.  He looks to immediately square up to the rim and flick his wrist.  Keep eyes on Kluge from Bloomfield,  Maryland.

El Khana Hidalgo -  The New Jersey native was one of the best players  in his division at camp.  He was aggressive and scrappy on defense.  We must say Hidalgo has a good offensive game.  He demonstrated a high basketball IQ last weekend.

Rychael Ellis -  Las Vegas wide body guard Ellis aka Macca didn’t waste any time attacking the paint and nailing treys.  He has an all around game with good upside.  Ellis was a standout player that caught scouts attention.  He’s a name to remember.

Jalen Hosea – He came from Chi-Town to make a name for himself and we were watching.  He handled the ball great especially under pressure and has a natural feel for the game.  He surveyed the floor and made sweet dimes to open teammates.

Lunden Taylor -  The new ‘Windy City’ face couldn’t chew bubble gum and tie shoes at the same time.  Now young Taylor has a decent NBA range three that he launches if given a hair length of space.  He plays tight defense and uses a triple threat stance, before dribbling.

Atiba Taylor – He’s capable of competing with the best of them.  The NY 2 guard went straight to work and did whatever he wanted on the court.  He has nice size on this level and great potential.