
Riptide free agent camp crucial
May 8, 2006 - American Basketball Association (ABA)
Oregon Riptide News Release
Portland, OR. The ABA Oregon Riptide will begin play this November and feel that their upcoming free agent camp on May 27th will be a vital part in putting their roster together. "There is no draft in the ABA; all players are signed as free agents. This camp will be the cornerstone of those efforts," said owner J. Brice. "I will be a very involved owner much like George Steinbrenner or Mark Cuban and if a player can play and wants to become a part of our community, I will welcome them."
The free agent camp is set to begin at 9am with registration and work-outs beginning at 10am. Along with J. Brice, several coaches and basketball operations personnel will be there to evaluate the talent. "Every team has to start somewhere," added Brice. "Here is our start. I hope that players nationwide will take advantage of this opportunity."
Applicants should be prepared for a complete evaluation of their professionalism as well as their basketball knowledge and ability. To pre-register online, please send your player resume to dejavu2k3@msn.com . The tryout will be held at Warner Pacific College. For directions, visit www.warnerpacific.edu/aboutwpc/location.asp or visit www.oregonaba.com or www.abalive.com.
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