WHATS UP GAME 7 FAMILY!!
It's Coach Nicole Capurso blogging here for the first time! Im working on getting this Game 7 blog as well as our Game 7 Facebook page up and running for good. Mr. Ken Woods was nice enough to be holding down our online fort until now so I'm hoping to relieve him of most of that duty in order to get as much information about CAMPS, CLINICS, and just straight up HOOPING as possible out to you all in numbers! Im pumped to finally be working with Game 7 day in and day out now (especially you ladies!) and excited about the hard work we are going to put in during this offseason. Buttttt....... real ballers know there is NO offseason - only a "IM GETTING BETTER SEASON" so that the next time your opponents see you.... you will be scary !
If you have not done so already search us at Game 7 Basketball on FaceBook and "subscribe"or "like"us in order to receive constant updates and reminders about our up and coming events.
until next time.... KEEP SHOOTING!
-Coach Nicole :)
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Upcoming Programs, Leagues & Tournaments
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Monday, February 27, 2012
2012 Game7 Summer Splash Basketball Tournament
June 23 -24 is the inaugural 2012 Summer Games Splash Basketball Tournament.
Free Website for winners !!!!!
2012 Summer Games Splash Basketball Tournament
June 23 - 24
Game 7 presents the Inaugural
2012 Summer Games Splash Basketball Tournament
Girls 4th grade and 8th grade
Boys 4th grade through 6th grade
Location: Queens College
Flushing, NY
Cost $425 per team
4 games guaranteed
Each team to go 4 - 0 will receive a free website from Goalline.ca ($1200 value), and championship tournament t-shirts
Each team entered will receive 2 Game 7 basketballs ($60 value) .
To Register go to the tournament website link below, and fill out the registration form under Team Registration
http://summersplash.goalline.ca/
For further information contact Jim (516-326-7526) or email jfox99@netzero.com
Free Website for winners !!!!!
2012 Summer Games Splash Basketball Tournament
June 23 - 24
Game 7 presents the Inaugural
2012 Summer Games Splash Basketball Tournament
Girls 4th grade and 8th grade
Boys 4th grade through 6th grade
Location: Queens College
Flushing, NY
Cost $425 per team
4 games guaranteed
Each team to go 4 - 0 will receive a free website from Goalline.ca ($1200 value), and championship tournament t-shirts
Each team entered will receive 2 Game 7 basketballs ($60 value) .
To Register go to the tournament website link below, and fill out the registration form under Team Registration
http://summersplash.goalline.ca/
For further information contact Jim (516-326-7526) or email jfox99@netzero.com
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Basketball Skill Development, Speed & Agility Training, Camps, and More
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Friday, February 3, 2012
Nicole Capurso Announced as Director of Women’s Basketball at Game7
Nicole Capurso Announced as Director of Women’s Basketball at Game7
(Nassau County) Long Island January 31, 2012 Game7Sports.Com
Nicole Capurso has been announced as the new Director of Women’s Basketball
for Game 7 Sports.Com. Nicole is a student-athlete in her senior year at Hofstra University.
Nicole was recruited out of Staten Island, NY where she played high school basketball at St.
John Villa Academy and recorded over 1,600 points there despite missing the back end of
end of her junior season due to an ACL tear. She was an all-city standout throughout her
high school career and by her senior year demanded the Jacques Award, awarded to the
best male and female player on Staten Island. Her senior year she also lead Staten Island in
scoring (male or female) and was named to first team all city by the Daily News, Newsday,
and her local Staten Island Advance. She grew up playing AAU for the Brooklyn Lady
Hornets and then moved to the NY Liberty Belles, one of the top AAU organizations in the
country at that time.
During her four years in college, Nicole has been able to make strides both on and off the court. In her first season with the Hofstra Pride, she was named to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) All-Rookie team along with four other CAA rookies. She has helped build her team from a 5-25 season before her arrival to a 16-14 season her freshman year, a 20-14 season her sophomore year with a trip to the second round of the WNIT, followed by a 19-12 season her junior year. She is now a senior, and the second leading scorer, on one of the best teams Hofstra University has seen as they are off to a 12-3 start with early wins over St. Johns, Seton Hall, Kansas State, and Marist.
Nicole comes to us with a scorer’s mentality. She has had a successful basketball career through her ability to make things happen offensively. In all four years at Hofstra she has been among the top three in scoring on her team and is currently 4th all time in three-pointers made at Hofstra University. In December of her senior year she reached the 1,000 point mark becoming one of few athletes who are able to pass that milestone in both high school and college. Off the court, Nicole records a 3.5 GPA and will graduate with a bachelors degree in Exercise Science. She plans to go on to pursue a master’s degree in Physical Education. She has been recognized the past three years for her diligence off the court by receiving the CAA Commissioners Academic Award, as well as being named to the CAA All-Academic Team her sophomore and junior years.
Nicole has jumped on board at Game 7 enthusiastically and campers are excited about what she brings to the table. She arrives with a Division I collegiate work ethic and spills that over to our young athletes every time she is interacting with them. She is a fundamentalist, like the rest of the Game 7 staff, and understands that a solid foundation of the basic fundamentals of the game is most important if you wish to achieve success. She loves an atmosphere where hard work is encouraged and brings with her a pure love of the game and the first-hand knowledge that working hard from a young age all the way up through the college level really does pay off in every way.
(Nassau County) Long Island January 31, 2012 Game7Sports.Com
During her four years in college, Nicole has been able to make strides both on and off the court. In her first season with the Hofstra Pride, she was named to the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) All-Rookie team along with four other CAA rookies. She has helped build her team from a 5-25 season before her arrival to a 16-14 season her freshman year, a 20-14 season her sophomore year with a trip to the second round of the WNIT, followed by a 19-12 season her junior year. She is now a senior, and the second leading scorer, on one of the best teams Hofstra University has seen as they are off to a 12-3 start with early wins over St. Johns, Seton Hall, Kansas State, and Marist.
Nicole comes to us with a scorer’s mentality. She has had a successful basketball career through her ability to make things happen offensively. In all four years at Hofstra she has been among the top three in scoring on her team and is currently 4th all time in three-pointers made at Hofstra University. In December of her senior year she reached the 1,000 point mark becoming one of few athletes who are able to pass that milestone in both high school and college. Off the court, Nicole records a 3.5 GPA and will graduate with a bachelors degree in Exercise Science. She plans to go on to pursue a master’s degree in Physical Education. She has been recognized the past three years for her diligence off the court by receiving the CAA Commissioners Academic Award, as well as being named to the CAA All-Academic Team her sophomore and junior years.
Nicole has jumped on board at Game 7 enthusiastically and campers are excited about what she brings to the table. She arrives with a Division I collegiate work ethic and spills that over to our young athletes every time she is interacting with them. She is a fundamentalist, like the rest of the Game 7 staff, and understands that a solid foundation of the basic fundamentals of the game is most important if you wish to achieve success. She loves an atmosphere where hard work is encouraged and brings with her a pure love of the game and the first-hand knowledge that working hard from a young age all the way up through the college level really does pay off in every way.
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