Wofford Forward Cameron Jackson Signs Pro Deal to Play in Germany
Standing at 6-foot-8, Jackson averaged 14.5 points to go with a team-high 7.6 rebounds per game as a senior to help lift the Terriers to their first Associated Press Top 25 ranking in program history. In addition to grabbing the 2018-19 regular-season and Southern Conference tournament championships, Jackson powered Wofford to its first win in NCAA Tournament history, scoring 14 points and collecting 10 rebounds in the 84-68 victory over Seton Hall. Read More | Stay connected with Virginia Elite. Join our mailing list by clicking "Join"Player RegistrationYOUTH AND HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER REGISTRATION AND TEAM CONSIDERATION
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Virginia Elite Alum and former Wofford forward Cameron Jackson (Winchester, VA) will begin his professional basketball career in Germany, signing as an NBA undrafted free agent with the Mitteldeutscher Basketball Club. Mitteldeutscher BC competes in the Basketball Bundesliga, which is Germany’s first tier league featuring teams such as Bayern Munich. 
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 Bradley Harden, Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyJuly 4, 2019 - 2020 G Bradley Harden, West Potomac H.S. (VA) spent time at the #1 Engineering school in the county Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Official visit coming soon. Patrick Strite visits Lafayette
April 21, 2019 -- Patrick Strite, a junior at Bishop Walsh School, Cumberland, MD took an unofficial visit to Lafayette College of the Patriot League. 2019 CommitmentsJune 8, 2019 -- Josh Perea, has committed to attend TLAP Sports Academy, Port St. Josh is now in the recruiting class of 2020
May 20, 2019 -- Jaylen-Cole Williams, Virginia Academy (VA) has committed to attend TLAP Sports Academy, Port St. Lucia, FL under Coach Louis Graham. Jaylen is now in the recruiting class of 2020.
United World Games
May 29, 2019 - Virginia Elite will be participating in The United World games (Youth Basketball) is known as the 'Olympics for Amateur youth sports' with MVP International Athletes. With over 10,000 attendees from over 40 countries, this tournament is the centerpiece for international youth sports competition. The MVP team will be the ONLY team representing the USA in a very competitive international age (12U, 13U and 14U) divisions. Team tryout information coming soon. View the MVP website Virginia Elite 17U New Balance (NB)This season Virginia Elite launched the 17U New Balance (NB) with 2020 6-Foot-3 G Avery Nance, Loudoun Valley H.S. leading the way. The team is a representation of the growth and exposure provided through Virginia Elite.
A10 - Golden Selected 3rd - TeamUNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
The 6-Foot-10 redshirt sophomore Grant Golden was named Third Team All-Conference. Golden was named Third Team All-Atlantic 10 for the second straight season after finishing second in the conference in scoring (17.4 points per game) and seventh in rebounding (7.1 per game.
The 6-foot-10, 265-pound forward is just the second sophomore in school history to surpass 1,000 career points. The other to accomplish the feat is all-time leading scorer Johnny Newman, who played 16 years in the NBA from 1986-2002. Newman scored 2,383 points from 1982-86. New Beginning for Munson at University of Central Arkansas
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| Phenom Hoop Report Prospect Talk
by Keion Robinson | Jul 10, 2019 Phenom Hoop Report As expected, a large portion of players attending these live period tournaments may feel some pressure of making the most out of their chance to draw next-level attention. While it may sound cliché, I simply advise all the participating hoopers to take a breath and approach it like any other day(s) spent in the gym. The more one focuses on naturally playing the game, not getting caught up in the extra stuff, the greater chance he or she must please a college coach. My guy, Malachi Poindexter ’20, has shown an understanding of what I mean, and he’ll spend tomorrow (7/11) through Sunday (7/14) competing with Virginia Elite 17u in Atlanta, GA for the Under Armour Association (UAA) Session IV/Finals.Poindexter, however, has been one of the few prospects that I first got to know quite a while ago; dating back to his early middle school years. He’s grown to around 6-Foot-3 now but has always held that trait of scoring the ball with solid ease as a shooting guard. That prowess led to him becoming a notable name on the court after enrolling in Louisa County High School (Louisa County, VA) at the beginning of his career, but problems with a knee injury subsequently left Poindexter watching from the sidelines for the majority of the 2017-18 season. Not long after that year had concluded, the guard made the decision to spend a final two years at St. Anne’s Belfield School (Charlottesville, VA), which many commonly refer to as ‘STAB.’ In the case with any new environment, Poindexter acknowledged that the move came with some acclimation but also great reward. Tavian Pierson, University of Virgin Islands
Golden Taking Educational Journey
July 1, 2019 - RICHMOND, VA – Leadership, social justice and sport are the common themes that five University of Richmond student-athletes will explore in an educational and cultural journey to Cuba as part of the Department of Athletics' Global Leadership Immersion and International Education's EnCompass Program. Junior men's basketball student-athlete Grant Golden, "This is a really good opportunity and life experience that a lot of people don't get the chance to do," Golden said. "I am excited to go down there, see another culture and experience a different perspective. With all the time that we spend in the gym and on the court, the fact that we (student-athletes) can still do something like this in a condensed amount of time and have this experience, is really awesome for us and we are grateful to the University of Richmond." View Article Jonas Munson Class of 2019
June 12, 2019 - Conway Arkansas - Next season will be an exciting inaugural collegiate basketball season for Virginia Elite Alum Jonas Munson. The 7-Foot-0 Center, West Potomac High School (Alexandria, VA) will be entering his freshman season with the University of Central Arkansas Bears of the Southland Conference. The University of Central Arkansas men's basketball program has played a Who's Who of college basketball teams over the past 13 years at the NCAA Division I level. Trips to Kentucky, Indiana, Kansas, UCLA, Michigan, Oregon, Butler, Louisville and Oklahoma State, just to name a few. View 2019-20 Schedule and Article Cameron Jackson NBA Pre-DraftUpcoming: 2019-20 Junior Elite Tryout ScheduleJune 24, 2019 - In preparation for the 2019-20 Junior Elite season. Virginia Elite will host one (1) tryout sessions:
 2019 College Commitments
Paul Rowley Named Dean Ehlers Leadership Award
Louisa boys basketball team wins Region 4B title
Twenty-five years later, Shelton was on the sidelines as coach as the Lions celebrated another crown following a 77-53 victory over Courtland in the Region 4B championship game at Louisa County High School. Read More
Is there anything Paul Rowley can't do He graduated from William and Mary in 3 years with 2 degrees, is a 2nd year law school student and finds time to play hoops for the Tribe.WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Paul Rowley says he tries to get 8 hours of sleep a night. That's a little hard to believe considering everything he needs to fit into a 24 hour day. In just 3 years, Rowley earned two degrees from William and Mary and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the most prestigious honor society. Right now, he is in his second year of law school. Grant Golden reaches 1,000-point plateau
FAIRFAX, VA — Grant Golden reached an offensive milestone and spiced the occasion with an elevated defensive performance. Nonetheless, the University of Richmond was cooled at George Mason, which bounced back from a slow start to win 77-63 before 3,281 at Eagle Bank Arena. Golden scored 10 points with nine rebounds, five assists, two steals and a career-best six blocks, double his previous high. All of the rejections came in the first 25 minutes. With his fifth point, scored with 4:53 left in the first half, Golden became the 47th player in program history to score 1,000 in his career. Golden scored 18 points in nine games as a true freshman before missing the remainder of that season and redshirting because of a heart issue. Golden became the second player in UR history to reach the 1,000-point mark before the end of his sophomore year. John Newman, Richmond’s career-leading scorer (2,383 points), scored 1,044 in his first two seasons. Stu Vetter Basketball Camp Partnership
And more still have continued as coaches at the High School and College level. Coach Vetter attends every camp and takes a very hand on approach, offering hours of instruction and encouragement to campers about basketball and life. Stu Vetter Basketball Camp has been one of the top summer camps in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia (DMV) area for 40 Years! Over 21,000 campers have attended. Talk to any of them and they will tell you they had FUN! Coach Vetter attends and takes a very hands on approach at every camp, offering hours of instruction and encouragement. Camp counselors are all top-rated high school and college basketball players and coaches. In addition, former players such as Justin Anderson, Greivis Vasquez and Kevin Durant often appear as guest speakers / instructors. Stu Vetter summer basketball camps take place throughout Northern Virginia and Maryland between June and August (see dates & locations). Camps are designed for boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 18 of all skill levels. Go to Coach Vetter Basketball Camp to get more information about camp dates. Paul Rowley Juggling D1 Hoops and Law School (L2)Freshman Elijah Bowens Stepping Up | Virginia, Maryland and D.C.Region 1 - Northern Virginia Herndon, Reston, Fairfax, Ashburn, Leesburg, All Loudoun county cities, Prince William County, Culpepper, Woodbridge, Quantico, Washington, D.C. and Maryland. Region 2 - Winchester, VA Winchester Virginia and West Virginia Region 3 - 757 Hampton Roads, Newport News, Williamsburg, Yorktown, Virginia Beach, Chesapeake and other cities in the area. Port St Lucia, Florida Virginia Elite - Florida 17U News Post
Why Play for Virginia Elite
Caleb Furr, Class: 2021 Virginia Elite 17U UA Rise Bishop Walsh School (MD) ua rise league
In addition to playing in some of the nations most competitive grassroots tournament Virginia Elite will be competing on the UA Rise Circuit.
BOYS - Virginia Elite High School Elite programs will participate on the Under Armour (UA) Rise Grassroots basketball Circuit. UA Future
Virginia Elite Junior and Elementary Elite programs are now part of the UA Future circuit. The UA Future model will replicate the UAA model for travel teams at the middle school level, playing regional league format for teams in the 14U-10U age groups, leading to the UA Future National Championship on June 28-30 at HyVee Arena in Kansas City. Cameron Jackson, Wofford College2020 Max Wilson, Oakton H.S. (Vienna,VA)
Recently Max took an unofficial visit to Columbia University as well as attracting attention from several division 1 programs. Heading into the spring and summer Max will be part of an impressive group of players on the Virginia Elite 17U Showcase team, that will be playing in the UA Rise Circuit. Stephen Curry "Underrated"
The Underrated Tour will make stops in 7 U.S. cities to provide platforms for three-star basketball prospects to showcase their abilities. Virginia Elite Jaylan Cole-William, Virginia Academy (VA) has been selected to participate in Stephen Curry “Underrated Tour” in Washington, D.C. January 26-27 Athletes participating in the Underrated camps will receive best-in-class resources, tips and hands-on training from elite coaches including Curry’s trainer Brandon Payne. Presidential Scholar and Athlete2019 G Jaylen Cole-Williams of Virginia Academy (VA) recently was awarded Presidential Scholarship as well as Tournament MVP.
2018-19 Commitments
College Commitment Jonas Munson West Potomac High School Alexandria, VA Class: 2019 November 2, 2018 - 7-Foot-0 Center made it official to continue his academic and athletic career for the University of Central Arkansas. Continuing the trend of former Virginia Elite Alums, AJ Carr, Sam Berlin, Grant Golden, Cameron Jackson and James Butler.
MentorshipJunior NBA Skills SessionZach Harrell, Alumni Highlight |
Prospect Talk: Malachi Poindexter 
July 4, 2019 - Committed Tavian Pierson (Virginia Academy) 6-Foot-4 Combo Guard committed to the University of the Virgin Island (UVI), United States Virgin Island.
Golden To Take Educational Journey To Cuba
University of Central Arkansas taking on the nations premier programs
A The two-year captain, Rowley has been described by his coaches and teammates as the 'heart and soul' of the Tribe. He has excelled at a level rarely seen in Division I athletics academically. In 2017, he graduated 
Virginia Elite is immensely excited to launch our partnership with Coach Vetter Basketball Camp. 
Few Coaches have ever been able to bring such a passion for the game to so many. In addition to graduating over 100 players who have become Division 1 student/athletes, eight of Coach Vetter’s players have been 1st round picks in the NBA. 
Rowley isn’t a glass-half-full type of person, he’s a glass-99-percent full person. He doesn’t like basketball, he loves it. He hasn’t enjoyed his five years at William & Mary, he has reveled in them.
Max Wilson the 6-Foot-6 Junior Wing who plays for Oakton, High School has been around elite level basketball his entire life. Throughout the high school season Max has continued to showcase his basketball abilities which has resulted in being selected to the All District Defensive Team and 2nd Team All District team. 
