Basketball season for high school and college is basically over. There are only a hand full of players that are still playing in the NCAA Tournament. So now whats next? The spring is crucial for you, no matter what level you are. If you’re in high school and you’re a decent player, which university will you be attending and how will you get ready for the new season? If you’re not going to play in college than have you decided will you still stick with basketball? College graduates who want to further their career as a professional basketball player or a basketball coach, you should have been researching and applying yourself in the fall. In any case, the new website AfterBasketball.com can help you with the most popular questions and information for anyone who wants to continue their career with basketball.
You can search for Basketball Jobs and Basketball Careers as well as other programs that may interest you. If basketball is your life, be sure that you’re knowledgeable of all of the options that you may have.
Good luck and work hard but smart!
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WBCBL Overview
The Women’s Blue-Chip Basketball League (WBCBL) is a new semi-professional league for women basketball players. The WBCBL mission is to prepare prospective professional players for higher-level professional play and to condition current professional players. The competition level varies from former college players to former NWBL / WNBA players.
The WBCBL has teamed with local professional basketball scouts and agents to provide maximum exposure for each player to higher-level professional teams. In addition, the WBCBL has built a networking relationship with international scouts to broaden the possibility of higher-level professional jobs being offered.
*Since our start in 2005, over 40 professional contracts have been offered by teams around the world.*
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Looking for a professional basketball job?
Read this 5 Ways to Insure a Job
- Do your homework - Contact agents by phone or internet. Whichever is economically feasable for you.
- Gather a list of questions that you would like to ask a potential basketball agent.
- Write down your goals and what you expect of yourself. Be sure these are reachable goals. Know yourself and abilities.
- Trust your instint. There are a lot basketball scams on the internet these days. If you have one ounce of doubt than you’re probably right. If anything seems to be too good to be true than it probably is.
- Research, Research and Research. Don’t be lazy, this is your job. Once you have a list of agents or teams that you would like to contact. Do a google search and find out everything you can. Search for former basketball players who are represent or have been represented by this agent.
If you follow this simple steps you’ll feel a lot safer and more closer to playing overseas. Don’t look for someone to do all the work for you. If you’re not a BIG TIME well known player you have to get down and do some dirty work!
Good luck!!
A top league team in Finland, is in need of an inside player that can dominate on defense, rebounding and a bit of scoring. Please only send me a private message if you are interested.
At least height of 6′2 and strong.
Read more — Finland womens basketball
All Star Agency is looking for new players with NCAA D1 expierience (over 10 ppg and has to play in last season in some club) for top leagues in Europe.
Right now we have some jobs openings in:
Poland, France, Austria, Sweden.
Please do not reply on this post. If you are interested send your resume, expectation and needs to office@allstar-agency.com.
View Site: http://www.allstar-agency.com/
Every year Horsens Basketball Club look for reinforments for our womens team. Currently, we are looking for a player that can play the 2-3-4 positions.
A few facts about womens basketball in Denmark:
* The primary league has 7 teams for the 2005-2006 season
* Names of players playing in Denmark last season : Bess Greenberg, Binghamton; Sarah Cartmill, Binghamton; Kay Mikolajczak, Wisconsin-Oshkosh; Tynecia Pam
* Most of the teams have a lot of young players.
* Danish clubs pay the salary you have agreed upon. On time
* Most club want you to work as a coach for youth teams.
* Our best youth players go to the USA on division I colleges; Kiki Lund, Sarah Lini; Anna Nedovic
A few facts about Horsens Basketball Club
* We have apprx. 110-130 members
* We have a womens team in the primary league; “Dameligaen”
* We have a mens team in 1. division, the second best league for men
* We have youth teams at all levels
* We finished at 5th place last year
If you are interested in coming to Denmark and play please send an email to formand@horsensbc.com. Please include all relevant information. If we can’t find an openning for you we will forward your stats to other Danish club.
View Website: www.horsensbc.com
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