We are now offering Elite Level Training

Dec. 16, 2022 -- The Koub Hoop Group announced today that it will be offering Elite Level Training services during it's popular series of youth basketball camps and clinics. The Elite Level Training will be provided during Koub Hoops events through a partnership with the area's best basketball training group, Evolution Basketball.

The Koub Hoop Group kicked off in 2022, offering a series of camps and clinics that most recently welcomed more than 100 participants during it's 12/19 clinic in Northern Virginia.

"We cater to a very special group of kids, many of which are just picking up a basketball for the first time," said Koub Hoop Group Head Coach B.J. Koubaroulis. "And while that will always be our focus -- to grow the game -- it's obvious to me that there are kids coming to our camps that are extremely talented and could use a higher level of training, in addition to the safe, fun and friendly environment that we offer. That's why this partnership with Evolution Basketball makes a lot of sense."

In addition to the regular training and fun experience offered at Koub Hoop Camps and Clinics, parents will have the option to upgrade their player's registration to include Elite Level Training, which will be provided by trainers from Evolution Basketball -- the area's premiere basketball training group.

Evolution trainers will be on site at Koub Hoops camps to provide this Elite Level Training to players that are eligible. Elite Level Training is available to players in third grade and above.

With five locations throughout Northern Virginia, Evolution Basketball has been training the area's best basketball players since 2005, placing more than 450 players in the collegiate ranks.

"I am excited to partner with BJ and the Koub Hoop Group to further the development of up-and-coming basketball players," said Brian Nelson, Director of Youth Programs at Evolution Basketball. "The mission of KHG aligns with Evolution's core values, so this partnership is truly a win-win for everyone involved."