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Try-outs for Southern Ohio Shooters for girls in
grades 4th-10th (for the 2010-2011 school year) will
be held Saturday, March 5th, 2011 at the Ross
County YMCA, 100 Mill Street in Chillicothe, Ohio.

Times:
9th and 10th grades - 11 am-12 pm
7th and 8th grades - 1:30-2:30pm
5th and 6th grades - 2:30-3:30pm
4th grade- 3:30-4:30pm
Please come dressed ready to hit the floor, as
try-outs will start promptly. Girls will be evaluated
by designated evaluators and not by their coach.

Teams will be chosen by the end of try-outs and
those who make the team are being asked to get
sized for uniforms immediately after your try-out.
Southern Ohio Shooters spirit wear and other items
will also be available for purchase for the girls and
families to support the team at an additional cost.



For Directions to the Ross County YMCA, Click
below

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what is the cost per person?

Tryouts are free, cost per person will be decided on that nite by the coach of your team and how many tourny's they will play. Some coaches are playing 6 others more or less..For more info contact Dan Wolford his number is on the shooters' website..hope that helps, every kid will be assigned a team..

THANKS

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So all kids will be on a team? I just wanted to make sure before i told my daughter, she is really stressing about if she will make the team. Thanks!

Yes all the kids will be with a team, that is what I am told..Tell her to use that stressin to show the evaluators and coaches what she has..lol..I understand 100 percent though..cya there

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What if a kid shows up that really isn't appropriate for AAU? Will she be placed on a team too?

I believe our thinking is "yes", we are evaluation players three times this season. The beginning, middle and the end, in hopes that this will show parents of the improvement. I have coached for the last 4 yrs in this and see improvement buy those girls that truly work at it, even the talented players get better.

I am talking about the bottom kids. The ones that have played biddy ball for 2 seasons and still cant catch the ball or dribble. How would those players benefit from being placed on a team. Wouldn't they benefit more by going to the park with Mom or Dad and working on those skills? Every kid that shows up being placed on a team sounds like rec ball, not AAU. But that is just my opinion.

Well there are some teams that play mainly GBA, or NAYS, OYB tournys..not all travel teams play in AAU Tournys..still if your kid is not ready and you bring him, they will develop through practicing with better talent, competing against better kids, but in the end if they dont work at it in the offseason, then nothing will help..some parents want to give their kid a chance to try, that is what we offer, but you also have to be realistic, have seen kids come in like that and just quit showing up, have seen others and coached others that worked hard, you have to realize that once they go back to school ball, they are a step ahead of alot of other players. In the end that is the parents/players choice.