BOBW Basketball League

The deadline is next week.

Registration for the 15th Anniversary Season of the BOBW Basketball League closes on Friday, July 24 at Noon.

Players can register individually and be placed on a team, or coaches can bring their own squad and compete together. With 8 games, 4 practices, and 5 free skills clinics, this is a great opportunity to prepare for the upcoming school basketball season.

Important Dates:
• Evaluation Day: August 8
• Practices Begin: Week of August 10
• Games Begin: Week of August 24

Register today:
https://secure.rec1.com/NC/mooresville-recreation-parks-department/catalog

Click SPORTS PROGRAMS and select the BOBW Basketball League.

Don’t wait until the last minute. Spots are filling and registration will close before you know it.

15 Years Strong.

July 15 Summer League Recap

Another great night of BOBW Summer League basketball with players continuing to compete and improve.

Nebraska 65, Maryland 17
Nebraska put together a strong team effort, while Maryland continued to battle and gain valuable experience. Talen Petit led Nebraska with 20 points, while Maddox Griffis scored 13 for Maryland.
Player of the Game: Talen Petit

South Carolina 30, Oklahoma 28
A hard fought game that came down to the final possessions. William Baasten led Oklahoma with 8 points, while Kevin Brennan, Jaxon Naylor, and Mason Dillard each scored 7 points for South Carolina.
Player of the Game: Mason Dillard

Auburn 39, Alabama 35
A competitive matchup from start to finish saw both teams make plays throughout the game. Ryan Feldman led Auburn with 13 points, while Easton Whitaker scored 12 for Alabama.
Player of the Game: Ryan Feldman

Marquette 30, Seton Hall 10
Marquette earned the victory behind a strong team performance, while Seton Hall continued to compete and improve. Henry Metzler led Marquette with 14 points, while Brynox Tiberg and Miori Shibata each scored 4 points for Seton Hall.
Player of the Game: Henry Metzler

Last Camp of the Summer. Let’s Finish Strong.

The 15th Annual Summer Jam Basketball Camp is almost here, and this will be our final camp of the summer.

We’ve had a tremendous summer in the gym, and we’re looking forward to finishing it the right way with four days of skill development, competition, and fun.

🏀 July 20–23
🏀 Talbert Recreation Center
🏀 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Daily

Camp Includes:
• Skill Development
• Competitive Games & Contests
• Camp T-Shirt
• Camp Poster
• Lunch, Snacks, and Drinks Provided

Only about 10 spots remain and registration is first come, first served.

For 15 years, BOBW has been committed to helping players develop both on and off the court. We would love to have your player join us as we close out another great summer.

To register:
Mooresville Parks & Recreation Registration Portal⁠

Click SUMMER PROGRAMS and select 15th Annual Summer Jam Basketball Camp.

July 14 Summer League Recap

Another great night of BOBW Summer League basketball with players continuing to compete, improve, and make an impact for their teams.

Northwestern 29, Michigan State 16
Jayden Ross led Northwestern with 13 points, while Owen Mack scored 6 for Michigan State.
Player of the Game: Gianni Luceri

Iowa 49, Michigan 14
Chance Gibson led Iowa with 12 points, while Tegan Seely paced Michigan with 7 points.
Player of the Game: Chance Gibson

Arkansas 41, Tennessee 29
Kaden Helms led Arkansas with 16 points, while Naomi Recchion scored 11 for Tennessee.
Player of the Game: Kaden Helms

Notre Dame 35, Louisville 27
Jack Fahey led Notre Dame with 11 points, while Sullivan Joy paced Louisville with 9 points.
Player of the Game: Jack Fahey

Purdue 64, Indiana 23
Jackson Modlin led Purdue with 20 points, while Brady Earnest scored 7 for Indiana.
Player of the Game: Jaxon Castaldi

LSU 47, Kentucky 40
A competitive matchup saw Luca Castaldi lead LSU with 18 points, while Andreis Daye scored 9 for Kentucky.
Player of the Game: Luca Castaldi

Missouri 42, Ole Miss 29
Brody Basso led Missouri with 12 points, while Joseph Strait scored 12 for Ole Miss.
Player of the Game: Brody Basso

Carolina 15, Wake Forest 13
A hard fought game came down to the final possessions. Ashton Fuller led Carolina with 6 points, while Layla Christiansen scored 4 for Wake Forest.
Player of the Game: Tyler Smith

July 14 Summer League High Scorers

Another great night of BOBW Summer League basketball with several players putting together strong performances for their teams.

Top 5 Scorers

1. Jackson Modlin (Purdue) – 20 Points
2. Luca Castaldi (LSU) – 18 Points
3. Kaden Helms (Arkansas) – 16 Points
4. Jayden Ross (Northwestern) – 13 Points
5. Chance Gibson (Iowa) – 12 Points

Honorable Mentions

• Brody Basso (Missouri) – 12 Points
• Joseph Strait (Ole Miss) – 12 Points
• Naomi Recchion (Tennessee) – 11 Points
• Jack Fahey (Notre Dame) – 11 Points
• Sullivan Joy (Louisville) – 9 Points

Congratulations to all of our players who continue to put in the work and make an impact for their teams. The growth, confidence, and competitiveness continue to show each night throughout the league.

Keep working. Keep improving. The work matters.

Chasing Growth, Not Trophies.

Everybody wants the trophy. The best players focus on growth.

Growth is showing up, putting in the work, and staying consistent when nobody is watching.

Trophies come and go. Growth stays with you.

Watch here:

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Another great morning at our Next Step Workshop with Fifth Street Ministries.

No matter where you are in life, the next step matters. Grateful for the conversations, the growth, and the opportunity to pour into people beyond basketball.

Keep showing up. Keep working. Keep taking the next step.

More pics coming soon!

The Summer League has been great so far. We’ve had some competitive games and a lot of talented players on display.

The 15th Anniversary Season of the BOBW Basketball League is right around the corner, so don’t wait to register.

Players can sign up individually and be placed on a team, or coaches can bring their own squad.

With organized practices, competitive games, and free skill development opportunities, it’s a great way to prepare for the upcoming school basketball season and get quality reps during the week.

Everybody wants to be an elite scorer.

Very few players are willing to do the work that elite scorers do.

When I started, I had one year of high school basketball. No AAU. No rankings. No social media highlights. Just a dream and a willingness to work.

That journey took me from Kannapolis to All American honors, professional basketball overseas, and competing against some of the best players in the world.

The lessons in this graphic aren’t complicated. They’re the same principles that helped me build my career:

🏀 Master the basics
🏀 Develop a signature move
🏀 Score without the ball
🏀 Study defenders
🏀 Practice like you play
🏀 Get comfortable being uncomfortable
🏀 Understand that scoring is more than shooting
🏀 Fall in love with repetition

Talent matters.

But consistency matters more.

The players who separate themselves are usually the ones willing to do the boring work over and over again when nobody is watching.

The game rewards preparation.

-Coach Damien Argrett