Best Basketball Schools Raleigh Near Me

4worldlovers: Get The Exact Skill Enhancement Training We Use With NBA Allstars! Imagine how much your game and performance will increase when you plug into the I'm Posssible Skill Lab.


You will undergo the same Checklist Training approach I’m Possible has used with top NBA teams and NBA Allstar players, including Kyrie Irving, Brandon Ingram, Karl-Anthony Towns, Victor Oladipo and the entire Indiana Pacers’ squad!!

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We are excited to bring back the AWESOME workouts to Build a Better Athlete and build FOOTBALL skills!

4worldlovers: WCBA's 2023 Spring Rec League #2 Registration opens March 23rd, 2023. The season will start May 6th and end June 29th.

Because of limited gym space there is a limit of players per age group. Please do not delay in enrolling as we expect to sell out! We maxed out and had to turn down players for Winter and Spring 1 leagues!!

We will need Volunteer Coaches so please indicate on the registration that you would like to Coach.

The information below is subject to change depending on registration numbers.

Registration Deadline is May 5th or whenever we sell out, whichever comes first. Space is limited to 64 players per age group!!! We will sell out!

Player evaluations and Coach's draft will be held the weekend of May 6th. Times TBD. Location is The Dream Center at 5616 Fox Rd.

4worldlovers: Our coaches and leadership are committed to developing our youth into tomorrow's leaders through hard work, dedication, & teamwork on and off the court.


Our leadership seeks to share Christ's love and Biblical truth with our players and families as we journey through intense basketball seasons.


In addition to competing at the highest level, our players are expected to regularly participate with our community service projects too.


Our core mission is to use basketball as a platform to build relationships with young athletes with the life changing message of the Gospel. Our ultimate hope is that our athletes become equipped to share their journey in Christ with a generation of basketball fans as they become signifiant centers of influence in the years ahead.


Our players are expected to balance training, competing, academics, family life, and serving our community. Each CE player is required to participate in at least 2 service projects per year. Each CE coach is required to participate in a ongoing Bible study from Sept - June as we consider how to keep our activities in alignment with God's calling in our lives.

Our teams generally train 2-3x per week on a combination of elements including skills training, agility & speed training, team sets, basketball IQ, and power & endurance training.

In addition to on court work, players are expected to work on specific skills outside of practice as well as attend occassional film study sessions.

Tournament and league games provide a wide variety of competition. We seek to play teams at or above our skill level; it is not our intention to play teams that result in "blow out" in either direction.

Occassionally, there are mismatched teams and whether we are on the winning or losing side of those match-ups, our players are expected to handle themselves with great sportsmanship.

Teams may play upwards of 40-60 games throughout the year, all with the purpose to grow and bond as a team.

Players are expected to be committed to their team, to learning the sport, to developing their skills to the best of their abiliy, and respecting players, coaches, officials, and parents.

When school/grades, family issues, or health concerns arise, basketball always takes a back seat. Players will not be allowed to continue on teams if there are such problems that arise from too much training.

Throughout the year, we will have multiple club-wide community service opportunites. Please plan to join our teams and help us make a difference in our community. All CE players are expected to participate in at least 2 CE community events or service projects each year.

Girls on the Run inspires girls to take charge of their lives and define the future on their terms. It’s a place where girls learn that they can. No limits. No constraints. Only opportunities to be remarkable.

The Carying Place teaches homeless, working families with children life skills for attaining independent living while providing short-term housing and support services to address their individual needs.

Durham Urban Ministries mission is to meet emergency needs for food, clothing, and shelter; and to help those who are homeless secure a home and the resources to stay there.

Carolina Elite Basketball and NTBA team up to meet needs in Myrtle Beach, SC with a charity food and clothes drive for all teams coming to NTBA nationals this summer.

The Cary Christmas Parade is the 2nd largest Christmas parade in Trangle area. Join us and thousands of families that line the streets sharing in the spirit of Christmas.

Your donations help us to make a lasting and meaningful impact as we show Christ's love throughout our community in many ways..

Coaching/Mentoring Kids on AAU basketball teams - Our volunteer coaches spend 100+ days each year with small groups of kids teaching, training, and preparing them for competition. These same skills are used at many areas in life to achieve goals and to become successful citizens in our society.

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4worldlovers: Your Raleigh Firebirds Professional Men’s Basketball Team played it’s first season in the TBL (The Basketball League) in 2019 and had a great year. After making the playoffs in its inaugural season, the Firebirds were within 4 points of playing in the TBL Finals against the Yakima Sunkings. The Firebirds fought hard and represented Raleigh very well throughout the season, going 13-1 at home.

Star forward Darius Leonard was called up to a higher-level job playing in Argentina, while point guard phenom Keenan Palmore was called up to play in Mexico. The 2019 number one overall draft pick for the Firebirds, Julian Harris, received Rookie of the Year honors, as well as second team All-TBL. Dynamic point guard Brock Young had an awesome season and was named Player of the Week twice. Raleigh native and high-flyer Chris Lighter also turned in a great season, and was one of the spiritual leaders of The Firebirds. Kaden Lebray was the heartbeat of the team and really dominated down the stretch, dropping 35 points and 17 rebounds in a game against the Tampa Bay Titans. Jamal McKoy out of Chicago also played well for the Firebirds, and is headed to Africa to play for the summer. Jared Grady, one of our leading scorers, got the cooperate job he always wanted, so we were without him in the final two games of the season. This wasn't easy for the team, as he averaged 24 points per game in our last few games before he left. Demontez Loman proved to be a very versatile player, scoring and rebounding with the best of them. Like McKoy, he is also headed to Africa to play ball for the summer. Jamee Jackson was probably the best player on the team, but was a quiet leader throughout.