Some spent their entire month of July on basketball courts across the continent, while others were looking at this invitation as their chance to make a breakthrough performance on home soil. Over 200 of our finest ballers in Ontario competed at the NCAA-sanctioned B Game Recruiting Camp & the All Canada Prospect Camp at the end of July. HoopStars Canada watched both Toronto events over a three-day period cont...

Both the U15 & U17 National Championships came and went last week in Winnipeg. Quebec stole the show in the U17 category, securing a third straight Gold medal. The U15 team made the final as well, giving defending champion Ontario all it could handle. If you look closely at the coaching staffs and team rosters for both age groups, you will notice a considerable amount of participants also play for an up-and-coming AAU program based in Montreal, called QC-United cont...

After winning national championships in 2007 (U15), then back-to-back titles in 2008-09 (U17), there is no denying the Quebec basketball scene is alive and well. In the city of Montreal, a young coaching staff has once again put together an impressive group of local prospects, gave them exposure with a challenging AAU schedule, and call themselves the Brookwood Elite cont...

LTD Sports will be holding its inaugural Pro Expo Basketball Camp on July 27th & 28th (Tues/Wed) at The Hoopdome in Toronto. We have developed over 300 contacts with professional basketball clubs who are looking to sign players for the upcoming season. Our goal is to help players get the maximum exposure they need to continue their basketball careers at the highest level cont...

PHASE 1 Basketball will be hosting our 5th annual NCAA sanctioned All Canada Prospect Camps for boys and girls. These camps will provide athletes with the opportunity to showcase their talents before a wide range of university/college basketball coaches from the CIS, CCAA and NCAA cont...

Here we go again! The most exciting week for an AAU player has begun, as the second leg of the NCAA Recruiting Period starts today (July 22). Las Vegas and Orlando host Canada’s finest AAU teams as they battle opponents from across the continent looking for exposure, camaraderie, and a championship! HoopStars Canada has once again set up a scoreboard tracker to help you follow along, as well as Canadian players to watch for each age group cont...

When you consider the NCAA opponents coming up for exhibition games in mid-August and beyond, the CIS season is just around the corner. Here is an early look at the official commitments across the country as confirmed by coaching staffs, players, and press releases...cont...

In its 5th year, Christoff Kyere Entertainment is proud to present the 2010 Canadian Flight Games (CFG) on Thursday July 29th, 2010 inside the Ryerson University from 6:00pm-10:00pm. This spectacular event will feature Toronto’s cream of the crop in the sport of high school basketball cont...

Grassroots Canada has had a lasting effect on the AAU scene in recent years. You would be hard-pressed to find many Division 1 coaching staffs that don’t recognize the name “Grassroots Canada” or at least one of their recent players. While the superstars from last year’s 17-and-Under powerhouse have moved on, there is still plenty of talent coming up the ranks cont...

It is time to take a look inside the Class of 2010 from coast-to-coast. Similar to last year’s analysis, the best Canadian prospects were first classified into a specific position and then placed in order next to their peers cont...

The Canadian Class of 2011 is full of intriguing prospects. As you will see, most are being trained during the school year in the USA - one of the new trends in Canadian basketball cont...

The Class of 2012 is getting the most hype of any in Canada because of the depth of talent available. Our Junior National Team will compete for the World Championships in Germany this July. Look for some of these prospects to make their mark on the international scene if chosen cont...

They might be just scratching the surface with their potential, but there is a lot to get excited about when looking at the future of Canadian basketball. Youthful in age, but advanced in game, here are names to watch for the Class of 2013 & 2014 cont...