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3rd Annual Sparks Dinner

Date: September 20, 2010
Location: Jacksonville's Restaurant - Paterson NJ

 
4th Annual Sparks Dinner

Date: October 9th, 2010
Location: TBA

 

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Girls High School Showcase
Girls High School Showcase FlyerNJ Sparks 1st Annual High School showcase tournament featuring high schools from the Tri-State area. Don't miss out on the exciting competition to start the new year.
 
ESPN Women's Basketball Recruiting 2013
The NJ Sparks congratulates two of our own, Teana Muldrow and Erika Brown, in being 2 of the 27 girls from NJ to make the ESPN Women's Basketball Recruiting 2013.
 
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Girls Basketball: AAU Update

The New Jersey Sparks 15U team made it to the final four of the GymRat Challenge in Albany, NY on Sunday, winning their first two games of the day before dropping the one that would have placed them in the championship. In all, they finished third out of 48 teams, which coach Keith Gilchrist said is “a good accomplishment.”

Kennedy’s Erika Brown again led the team in scoring in the first game with 18 points while her Kennedy teammate Kylla Champagne finished with another double double. Immaculate Conception’s Shakir Negron made two game-winning free throws with one-second on the clock to pull out the win.In the second game, Paramus Catholic’s Najah Chambers finished with 12 points which was second on the team.... Posted by Ronald Clark on North Jersey Website 06/22 at 08:38 AM

 
The All GYM RAT Challenge Team
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING PLAYERS FOR MAKING THE ALL GYM RAT CHALLENGE TEAM:
 
Africa Williams 5-7 guard (N.J. Sparks/Bishop Ford H.S.): Uses quickness and anticipation defensively to be a "steals machine." Tenacious one-on-one defender. Very skilled ball-handler, uses both hands well. Great use of hesitation dribble. Goes to the hoop hard and finishes. Consistent and cool player. Not a pure shooter, but hits her share. Already getting high-major level interest.
 
Erica Brown 5-7 guard (N.J. Sparks/Kennedy H.S.): Has ability to take over a game in a big spot. Team features her in isolation. Great open-court passer and effective and feeding the post. Is most comfortable penetrating, but is a consistent outside shooter with 3-point range. Wants the blal in big situations. Superior defensive ability. Rutgers, Maryland, Kentucky, George Washington have shown early interest.
 
Teana Muldrow 6-1 center/forward (N.J. Sparks/East Orange Campus): A complete package, a lean 6-footer with above-average jumping ability and speed. Powerful around the basket and driving to the hoop. Gets out on the break, including as a ball handler. Very soft shot, mainly from 15 feet and in, but can also hit the 3. Capable ball handler. UConn, Rutgers have shown early interest.
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