Game 7 Elite Basketball Training

AJ Chambers.

It’s only up from here for AJ.

He has a really high ceiling, and I’m excited to watch him continue tapping into his full potential at the college level. He’s extremely coachable, understands how to run a team, and gets the job done as a true point guard. If anything, there are times he’s almost too unselfish — but if you know AJ personally, that fits exactly who he is. He’s wired to think about the team first.

And the family deserves a lot of credit too. Rudy and Tina have done an incredible job raising both of their boys. They’re not just talented basketball players — they’re excellent students, strong leaders, grounded young men, and they move with faith in everything they do.

One thing I’ll always respect is their consistency. Whether it was a private workout, a small group session with his brother, training alongside middle school kids, or sharing the gym with CEOs and executives — they always showed up the same way: humble, hardworking, focused, and never complaining.

That’s why I always believed their hard work, sacrifices, and talent would eventually open doors for them. And now here we are.

Watching you get ready to graduate and step into this next chapter is special, and all of us at Game Seven are proud of you. Keep growing, keep leading, and keep chasing everything you’re capable of becoming. Big things ahead for you, for sure.

Uros Mitrovic

has been a pleasure to work with from day one.
He’s always been honest, respectful, and somebody the younger players in our program could look up to. The leadership and example he sets — especially through his actions — has always stood out to me.

On the court, Uros has consistently brought a strong work ethic and willingness to improve. But what’s impressed me even more recently is the growth in his mental approach and discipline off the court. He’s matured a lot in how he approaches the game, his preparation, and his overall mindset.

One thing people don’t always see is the balancing act student-athletes have to manage. Uros has had to juggle school, work, family responsibilities, and basketball all at the same time. That requires sacrifice. That requires discipline. That requires making adjustments socially, academically, and personally while still staying committed to growth.

That’s why moments like this mean something.
We’re extremely proud of Uros and excited for him as he begins this next chapter of his journey.

Wishing him nothing but success moving forward — on and off the court. Keep working and keep building.

Jake Pollack.

I first had the opportunity to work with Jake back when he was in 5th grade, but we really started getting consistent during his 8th grade year. Since then, it’s been a privilege to watch him grow — not just as a player, but as a young man.

Jake is genuinely one of the most humble kids I’ve ever worked with, and honestly one of my favorites. Quiet confidence, hardworking, respectful, coachable… just the type of person you root for.

One thing y’all are going to continue seeing with these commitment posts over the next few days is that every single one of these families is special. And Jake’s family is absolutely one of the best families we’ve ever had the chance to work with here at Game Seven. Real people. Supportive, grounded, appreciative — just an awesome family all around.

Jake’s work ethic is elite. Day after day he showed up willing to work, willing to learn, and willing to stay disciplined. What stands out most to me though is how grounded he is. He has a clear vision for himself and who he wants to become.

My biggest thing with Jake has always been trying to get him to see himself even bigger — to aim higher and fully realize how much potential he truly has.

And the truth is, whether basketball ends up being the path long term or not, I have zero doubt Jake is going to be successful in life.

That confidence comes from the type of person he is, not just the player he is.

Proud of the time we spent in the gym together and proud of the young man you’re becoming.

Keep working, keep believing, and keep growing. Big things ahead for you, always. 💯

I am extremely happy to be making this post!

Kansas has been Atticus’ dream school since the beginning. Now he gets the opportunity to attend a school that already means so much to his family. His parents went to Kansas, and now his brother is currently there too — so this moment hits different for all of them.

What I respect most about Atticus is the way he stayed solid through every stage of the journey. The praise, the criticism, the expectations, the adversity… none of it changed his approach. He just kept working. Kept developing. Kept believing.

As he grew as a player, he never stopped trusting me and trusting Game Seven to keep pushing him toward his goals. That loyalty and belief means a lot to me.
And his family has meant a lot to Game Seven over the years too.

Real people. Real support. Real love. I’ll always appreciate that.

This moment is the result of years of sacrifice and commitment. But we all know the work ain’t finished yet — this is just the next step.

Atticus is a perfect example of what can happen when you truly commit to development, embrace being uncomfortable, sacrifice for what you want, and move with confidence and faith every day.

Proud of you, my guy. Now let’s keep going.

Be a P.R.O.

SUMMER INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY

We are looking for ONE intern to join us at GSA.

This is a 10 week, hands on experience working with middle school ➡️ pro athletes, learning what it really takes to teach, coach and develop players at a high level.

Job Details:
- $5,000 stipend
- June 1st - August 7th (can start a week later)
- Monday - Friday | 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM

This is a competitive position- only one spot available

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Not selected? Still want to be in the gym?

We are also accepting VOLUNTEERS 👇
- Get real experience
- Be part of our environment and culture
- Opportunity to earn a part-time role in the fall

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Send Resume + Cover Letter to: [email protected]
Deadline: April 30th

Serious applicants only. Come ready to learn and work.

Game Seven Elite Basketball Training has Evolved.

Over the years, what started as a training program has grown into something much bigger. Through the athletes, families, and community that have trusted us along the way, we’ve continued to learn, improve, and expand how we serve the modern basketball player.

That growth has led us to the next chapter.

We are proud to introduce Game Seven Academy.

Game Seven Academy represents more than just training sessions. It is a complete development system designed to support the modern basketball player through structured skill development, sports performance training, film study, mentorship, and guidance throughout their basketball journey.

To our current and former athletes and families — you are a HUGE part of this evolution. Your trust, work ethic, and commitment have helped shape what Game Seven has become.

Our goal has always been simple:
Continue raising the standard and serve our athletes at the highest level possible.

This is just the beginning.

Welcome to the next chapter.
Welcome to Game Seven Academy.

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THE SIGNATURE PROGRAM.

Now accepting applications to be part of a full development, elite basketball program.

Game Seven is changing the way athletes grow - on and off the court.

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Game Seven is excited to announce Brian Emerson as our new Lead Trainer & Recruiting Specialist.

With 12 years of collegiate coaching experience, he’s here to guide our athletes through every step of the recruiting journey - from early prep stages to signing day.

Game Seven Building Elite Players & Elite People