NBA Champion Trevor Ariza to Host Youth Basketball Camp in Los Angeles

Presented by National Sports Leagues of America and Powered by Elevated Game, Trevor Ariza Basketball Camp Returns to Southern California

2012-06-19

DANA POINT, CA, June 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) NBA basketball champion, Trevor Ariza, has announced his youth basketball camp is headed to the Los Angeles area this summer. Presented by National Sports Leagues of America, powered by Elevated Game and in partnership with Warriors Elite Basketball, the youth basketball camp will take place July 16-18, at Birmingham High School, located at 17000 Haynes Street in Van Nuys, Calif.

As kids come face-to-face with renowned coaches and the New Orleans Hornets player himself, Trevor Ariza, they will participate in performance training, dribbling and shooting skills, defensive work, team building and game practice. Camp sessions, running from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., are open to youth ages 8-16. Space is limited to the first 100 participants and pre-registration is required at http://www.trevorarizabasketballcamp.com/registration.

The Trevor Ariza Basketball Camp is presented by National Sports Leagues of America (http://www.thensla.com), creators of the patent-pending "Injured Athlete Alerts" system, a free resource for schools, colleges and professional sports organizations to assist athletes and coaches who have suffered or sustained a life-threatening injury. NSLA maximizes the response rate from individuals throughout the country to improve fundraising efforts.

For more information and to register, visit http://www.trevorarizabasketballcamp.com/registration.

About Trevor Ariza Basketball Camp and Elevated Game Worldwide LLC
The Trevor Ariza Basketball Camp is hosted by NBA basketball champion, Trevor Ariza, and powered by Elevated Game. As kids come face-to-face with renowned coaches and the New Orleans Hornets player himself, Trevor Ariza, they will participate in performance training, dribbling and shooting skills, defensive work, team building and game practice. For more information, call (323) 251-4031 or visit http://www.trevorarizabasketballcamp.com.

About National Sports Leagues of America
Launched in February 2012, National Sports Leagues of America, a California corporation, is a free resource for schools, colleges and professional sports organizations to assist athletes and coaches who have suffered or sustained a life-threatening injury. NSLA was established to help those affected when an athlete or coach suffers paralysis from a spinal cord injury or death from heat stroke or sudden cardiac arrest. NSLA has developed "Injured Athlete Alerts," a crucial patent-pending system that ensures a maximized response rate and improved fundraising efforts. To learn more and join the network for free, visit http://www.thensla.com.

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