The NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp was created by the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) in 1994 to assist elite high school student- athletes in the development of their basketball and life skills. Emphasizing character, education and skill development as the core principles necessary to maximize potential, the Top 100 Camp curriculum provides expert instruction in a number of areas, on and off the court. The Camp also features the NBPA Coaching Development Program, wherein current and retired NBA players work intensively with campers, coaching teams, teaching basketball fundamentals and leading skill development stations in one-on-one and group settings. The Camp added the Parents Coaching Parents Program in 2003, a diverse educational program available to parents or guardians who attend the camp. This interactive program creates a “team approach” between parents and players, and informs parents about the recruiting process and beyond.
