2nd Year Prep (Elite Track)

Program Purpose

This phase is built as a production and exposure pipeline, where athletes are expected to perform at a high level while gaining visibility in competitive environments. The focus shifts toward measurable impact, consistency, and preparing for the next level.

Key Differences

Defined roles and expectations

• Players are held accountable within specific roles that directly contribute to team success.

Consistent high-level competition

• Athletes regularly compete against top-tier prep and AAU talent.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

We evaluate performance through:

Offensive EfficiencyField goal percentage (FG%)

• Assist-to-turnover ratio

Defensive Impact

• Stops and deflections
• Matchups won

Physical Development

• Strength benchmarks
• Conditioning standards

Development Barometers

We measure readiness and advancement through:

Impact Beyond Scoring

• Can the player influence winning without relying solely on points?

Production vs. Equal or Better Competition

• Do they perform consistently against high-level opponents?

Positional Physical Readiness

• Are they physically matching the demands of their position? 
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Schedule:

• Teams practice 4-5 times per week.
• Strength & Conditioning 2-3 times per week with a certified S/C Coach 

Practice Includes:

• Games
• Film room
• Weight room
• Individual training
• Team huddles
• Whiteboard teaching