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About the Summer Pro League

Tryout Camp dates are July 5 - July 7, 2007.
League dates are July 8 - July 15, 2007.
8 games per day at: 10:00 am, 11:30, 1:00, 2:30, 4:00, 5:30, 7:00, and 8:30 pm.
*Excludes opening day and playoffs

The Southern California Summer Pro League ("SPL") is entering its 38th year as the premier summer showcase for basketball's greatest teams and showmen. The League is the sole summer stage upon which both current NBA stars and undiscovered players perform. It is the medium through which both raw and experienced basketball talent can maintain and hone their skills through competitive league play.

Every NBA team has participated in the SPL throughout its unprecedented history. Not surprisingly, SPL has served as a launching pad for many great NBA careers. Over 800 current and former NBA players have participated in the League. No basketball organization in the world possesses the quality and diversity of great competitors that the League has enjoyed for over three decades. NBA players, international teams, and the greatest college players in America--the Summer Pro League has it all!

Participating in the 2007 SPL

International Teams:

Polish National Team
...more to come.

Free Agent Teams:

BTG Express
Georgia Gwizzlies of Macon
Houston Takers
Horizon Sports
Play2Win – Delta Jammers
L. Smith & Associates
Next Level Athletics
Moreno Valley Sixers
Elleby Sports & Associates
Premier Sports
Showtiiime Sports
...more to come.

SPL Famous Alumni

SPL Up and Comers

Top Collegiate Players:

Greg Oden (Ohio State) Center, 6’10’’ The best big-man prospect to enter the draft since Tim Duncan. He's a lock to be the No. 1 pick as long as he stay healthy.	Brandan Wright (North Carolina) Power Forw. 6’10’’ On potential, he may be one of the top two or three proespects in the draft. So far he's living up to the promise.
Kevin Durant (Texas) Small Forward, 6’10’’ He might be the most talented prospect in the draft. He has it all: size, athleticism and a beautiful jump shot. Right now he's the consensus No. 2 pick in the draft behind Greg Oden.	Spencer Hawes (Washington) Center, 6’11’’ Hawes is one of the best offensive big men in the country.
Joakim Noah (Florida State) Power Forward, 6’11’’ After an amazing run in the NCAA tournament last year, Noah's star has begun to tarnish a little. He hasn't improved the way scouts had hoped.	Al Horford (Florida) Power Forward, 6’9 Horford is a prototypical power forward with the strength, athleticism and size to play in the NBA right away.
Julian Wright (Kansas) Small Forward, 6’9’’ Wright may be the most versatile player in the draft. He can guard and play four positions on the floor ... but he needs to develop a more consistent offensive game.	Thaddeus Young (Georgia Tech) Small Forward, 6’8’’ An exciting forward who can do almost everything. He just needs strength and experience and define his game a little more.
Chase Budinger (Arizona) Shooting Guard, 6’7’’ Volleyball spiking two guard also has deep range on his jump shot and has already become the best player on the Arizona squad.	Corey Brewer (Florida) Shooting Guard, 6’8’’ Long lanky two guard is a shutdown defender and a growing offensive threat.

Top International Players:

Coming Soon!

2007 SPL Staff