Youth and Prep Basketball : SWOOSH Endless Summer League Set to Launch
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By The Bakersfield Californian
Cen Cal Swoosh players have been training and building skills for the Endless Summer League.
Sat. 14th we will have a Inner League showcase. For the next 6 Saturdays we will host a Shootout
or Playoff Tournament.
Enter your School, Club, Rec,be the G.M. and build your squad today and compete In 8 official games for only $250.
You can also go online and make your own team saturday shootout schedule for only $35.00 per game.
Players, don't let the heat stop your game from joining the coolest new League.
Individual players 3rd thru 12th can compete in 8,games,for only $60.00 game jersey included.
Register online at: centralcalswoosh.com
Call 661 932-3727 or 559 202-9995 to speak to our Tournament Director.
Contact info
Coach Craig Trevino
coachcraigt@hotmail.com
661 932-3727
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