Basketball Facts Kids
Sunday, September 11th, 2011
How to make my freshman basketball team?
I have tried out for my 8th grade team and did not make it. I am an excellent basketball player due to the fact that I am tall, fast, and I can rebound and put it back up. The coach told me I am a good player, but there are other kids who tried out that have a little more skill than me. What can I do to improve my skill, be the best rebounder on the court and make my freshman team?
just workout and learn what they doing but don’t think u look freshmeat
Kids Venice Basketball League @ Skid Row Streetball
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