Are you in the D.C. area and want to play some good ball this summer? Check out more info:

History:

The league was born several years ago to speak to the growing voice of players wanting to compete locally during the summer months.

The league was taken over by one of its initial players, former Georgetown and current WNBA Sacramento Monarchs player Rebekkah Brunson.

Purpose:

The Capital City Basketball – Women’s Summer League (WSL) was designed to be the premiere summer showcase for Metropolitan Washington’s greatest collegiate women basketball players. WSL is the exclusive summer stage upon which both current collegiate standouts and seasoned professionals can hone the skills necessary for continued peak performance. The league was certified last year, and is currently going through the NCAA certification process for the summer 2005 period.

Participants:

Each of the area colleges from Divisions I, II and III will be invited to participate along with collegians playing throughout the NCAA with local ties. Last year schools represented included Duke, Maryland, Georgetown University, George Washington, Howard University, Coppin State, Wake Forest, Bowie and Virginia to name a few.

Top 20 graduating high school seniors.

Venue:

Trinity Center on the campus of Trinity College –
125 Michigan Avenue, NE Washington, D.C. 20017

Closest Subway: Rhode Island - Red Line
Trinity College has a shuttle service available

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I was happy to hear the great news that a friend Jeff House will be one of the new assistant coaches for the Washington Mystics WNBA team. I want to welcome him to the nation’s capitol and hopefully the fresh new look of the Mystics will finish where they left off last season. In the playoffs and without Chamique Holdclaw.

I’m also happy to see Delisha Milton in the mix as well. Come on Mystics