What do u guys think?

Girls / Boys? And what are you looking to know about them?

They are a very good girls basketball program! We have a few girls from the area that play with them. The boys program just started this year so not a lot to go by for them.

What part of the state do they operate out of ?

U17 boys will be looking for talent all over the state next year. Had a great first season going 28-12 and will have 5 or 6 kids play in college.

Top notch organization. I'm only familiar with the girls side. If you have a daughter that has aspirations of playing at the next level...you want her playing with KY Premier.

Top notch organization. I'm only familiar with the girls side. If you have a daughter that has aspirations of playing at the next level...you want her playing with KY Premier.

 

Cheezy do I need to pay you for that endorsement? :thumb: #GoGreen

I'm interested to see how their boys team develops. Didn't hear much about them this year.

Right now we have about 5/6 boys teams started. We will expand like we did with the girls program. We are getting a enormous amount of players wanting to play at this time.

Right now we have about 5/6 boys teams started. We will expand like we did with the girls program. We are getting a enormous amount of players wanting to play at this time.

 

Yes but Premier is known for quality, not quantity. I'll be more interested to see if they (you) can start to get some of the better kids in the state.

It will be harder on the boys side to get the best players but not impossible. Split my team up this past summer. 4 went with Louisville Magic and the rest formed a premier team and added a few kids. Both had good summers. It worked out well for all the kids. Magic kids got to play top level talent and the premier kids got to do things on the court that just wasnt going to happen for them playing with the other 4. Every kid improved and at the end of the day thats what matters.

Is KY Premier a sponsored or independent team? I am not sure if Kentucky has any UA sponsored programs or the And 1 sponsored league. It seems it would be good to get as much national exposure for the players from Kentucky. Is there any data on how many DII, DIII and NAIA scouts/coaches attend the non-sponsored tournaments like the Adidas Invitational in Indy or the Sate AAU? Curious to see if the money the families put out for non-sponsored teams are worth the exposure investment or just a good way to let their sons and daughters play the sport the enjoy.

On the girls side we have a Nike EYBL Contract. Boys we are just getting started. It took us a little over three years on the girls side to get a contract.

I sent my son to the camp they held at Lindsey Wilson this year and was very impressed.It was solid fundamentals. He made an impression and was asked to play next season.We are excited for this opportunity,and my older son will hopefully be playing with them as well.

Right now we have about 5/6 boys teams started. We will expand like we did with the girls program. We are getting a enormous amount of players wanting to play at this time.

 

I know two who want in for 17U.