This is an NCAA certified evaluation event for four-year college coaches so look for the stands to be filled with such, especially assistants from around the country. A number of DII coaches will also certainly be in attendance.
It's being held on Thursday and Friday July 11 and 12 at Skyline College in San Bruno.
The rosters for each squad may change come November but this will be a great opportunity to see where some of the various northern California high school talents have landed.
Final Four participants Merritt College and City College of San Francisco will be on display plus always tough Fresno City College, Santa Rosa Junior College, Cosumnes River College, Yuba College, Ohlone College and many more.
Here are the teams scheduled to appear:
* College of Alameda
* College of the Redwoods
* College of the Sequoias
* Cañada College
* Chabot College
* Cosumnes River College
* DeAnza College
* Fresno City College
* Los Medanos College
* Merritt College
* Monterey Peninsula College
* Napa Valley College
* Ohlone College
* Reedley College
* Sacramento City College
* San Francisco City College
* San Jose City College
* San Joaquin Delta College
* Santa Rosa Junior College
* Sierra College
* Skyline College
* Solano College
* West Hill College
* Yuba College
+ one independent team
THE SPECIFICS
Date: Thursday - Friday July 11-12, 2013
Time: 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. each day
Games: Each team will play 4 games (two each day)
Location: Skyline College, 3300 College Dr., San Bruno, CA
For more information, contact:
Gerry Freitas at (408) 998-1327 or via email: gerryfreitas@hotmail.com
Justin Piergrossi at 415-859-0175 or via email: piergrossij@smccd.edu
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It's a little bit of a tangent, but I wonder how the news about CCSF losing it's accreditation will effect this coming year's team? From what I understand the school still has an appeal, but things don't look good.
ReplyDeleteTo borrow a phrase from another element of society, CCSF is too big to fail (too many students, too many employees). Who could bear having that on their professional resume? Something will be worked out.
ReplyDeleteMy understanding is that Coach Labagh's basketball program already has some top recruits coming in and these kids knew of the difficulties.