My son is an exceptional player as a parent where do I start to help him get recruited? He is going to Hawaii to play in the National Basketball High School Championships next month. He will be coached by college coaches there. Any advice would help. Thank you.
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Gary Matthews
Regional Scouting Associate
C.H.A.M.P.S. Inc. Mid Atlantic Region www.champs2.com
E-mail: gmatthews@champs2.com