Summer Exposure in the ATL (Girls)
Before class of 2018 guard Cameron Swartz committed to Colorado University, she shined at the #CoachHemiShowcase. Click on her photo for her highlights. Photo cred – Nakita Hemingway
June 24th is the inaugural SUMMER EXPOSURE in the ATL presented by CoachHemi.com. This one day camp is a great opportunity for players in the Atlanta-Metro area to show their skills on a national platform. Media coverage from ProspectsNation.com, Larry Rhinehart and JD Davis will allow prospects to show their skills to the world via social media.
Click on the link to see social media coverage from previous #CoachHemi camps this year: 2017
Benefits of attending the Summer Showcase
- Gain Exposure: Players will play in front of evaluators and have a chance to be written about on a national platform. ProspectsNation.com is the most followed website in girls grassroots basketball. See media coverage from earlier this year: RECAP
- Take the Next Step: Many of our trainers have played at the collegiate and professional levels. All have coached or trained players that have gone to the next level. Click the link to see players from the class of 2016 who attended our camps: ALUNMI
- Build a Reputation: Our media team publishes information and graphics daily on social media. Thousands of posts are created yearly where a player can easily be searched and found by attending our camps. See the posts on Paige Shy HERE
TIMES
Saturday June 24th
9am – 1pm
-Skills, Drills, 3/3 Competition, 5/5 Game Play
Facility:
Address: 775 Dacula Rd, Dacula, GA 30019
PRICE (Early Registration Before June 19th)
Online Registration is Closed. Please text Jonathan Hemingway at 678-520-7049 if you are interested in attending. Spots remain.
Become a #CoachHemi Featured Player ($65 Add-on) Optional
Includes…
-Individual Player Page on CoachHemi.com
-Highlight Video from the Showcase
-Links & Tweets related to you
Click here to see Feature Player Jayla Hemingway and here page below
Admission:
Children 6 & Under – Free
Registered Players
Chelsea Aalim (Hampton, GA) 2020
Kaleigh Addie (Atlanta, GA) 2022
Alyssa Barnes (Jackson, GA) 2021
Lauryn Bell (Stone Mountain, GA) 2021
Jana Berry (Ellenwood, GA) 2021
Elle Blatchford (Canton, GA) 2023
Jaci Bolden (Lawrenceville, GA) 2022
Natalia Bolden (Jefferson, GA) 2022
Destinee Brown (Kennesaw, GA) 2018
Moya Butts (Stone Mountain, GA) 2022
Mariah Callaway (Lawrenceville, GA) 2019
Gabriella Cartegena (Jackson, GA) 2021
Taylor Corsa (Douglas, GA) 2020
Taylor Cullinan (Dallas, GA) 2021
Santanna Dennis (Hephzibah, GA) 2022
Jaela Dunn (McDonough, GA) 2020
Katelyn Dunning (Dallas, GA) 2022
Mia Geveke (Woodstock, GA) 2022
Mikaylin Glover (Athens, GA) 2020
Roselena Golphin (Grovetown, GA) 2020
Carley Haban (Tiger, GA) 2022
Shamaria Jennings (Marietta, GA) 2022
Marissa Johnson (Lithonia, GA) 2021
Aniyah Jones (Grovetown, GA) 2021
Jayla Justice (West Green, GA) 2022
Emily Lee (Marietta, GA) 2020
Christina Long (Suwanee, GA) 2018
Aniecia Malone (Stockbridge, GA) 2021
Lauryn Manion (Marietta, GA) 2021
Karson Martin (Woodstock, GA) 2023
Kate McBride (Collierville, TN) 2022
Keara McDaniel (Canton, GA) 2022
Morgan Millhouse (Grovetown, GA) 2020
Jamyah Montissol (Buford, GA) 2020
Keslynn Oxendine (Stockbridge, GA) 2021
Kamora Reynolds (Lithonia, GA) 2021
Kristen Roche (Powder Springs, GA) 2022
Madison Roshelle (Cincinnati, OH) 2021
Hannah Sadler (Lilburn, GA) 2018
Jaila Salley (Athens, GA) 2022
Kenyata Smith (Jackson, GA) 2021
Sydne Watts (Canton, GA) 2020
Kenzie Whitehead (Athens, GA) 2021
#CoachHemiShowcase Highlights from 2016
