ABA's Greenville, Mississippi team to hold tryouts
Published on August 7, 2004 under American Basketball Association (ABA)
Mississippi Miracles News Release
Greenville, Mississippi. Andy Stoglin, GM/Coach of the brand new ABA team in Greenville, Mississippi today announced that he will hold his first free agent tryout camp for the professional basketball team on Saturday, August 28th. The tryout will be held at the I-55 North Fortification YMCA in Greenville. Drills will begin promptly at 10AM. According to Stoglin, "I don't think people know quite how good the basketball players we have in Mississippi and also from Louisiana, but we have some outstanding talent. I've been coaching here for many years (Jackson State) and I think our homegrown players are as good as any in the country. I hope they'll come out and prove how good we are - and how competitive we'll be."
The free agent tryout camp will be limited to the first 100 registered players. The cost for each player will be $100 for pre-registration and $125 for walk-up registrations. Proof of a recent physical and valid ID will be required. For further information and registration details, call 601 664 1879 or 662 822 8400 or email napolen@suscom.net or log onto www.abalive.com.
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