Grant Park Hoops - Basketball Clinics For Kids
Welcome to Grant Park Hoops, where passion for basketball meets top-tier training. These basketball clinics are designed to help players of all ages and skill levels unlock their full potential on the court. Whether your child is just starting out or hoping to refine their game, Coach Emma is dedicated to providing a supportive, challenging, and fun environment for growth.
At Grant Park Hoops, we focus on teaching the fundamentals while incorporating advanced techniques to elevate your game. Through personalized instruction, competitive drills, and team-building activities, we ensure every participant gains the skills, confidence, and discipline to succeed both on and off the court.
Join us and be a part of a community that fosters excellence, teamwork, and true love for basketball. Let’s elevate your game together!
The Clinics
Beginner
Perfect for those new to basketball or looking to build a strong foundation. We focus on basic skills like dribbling, shooting, and footwork, while fostering a love for the game in a fun supportive environment.
Intermediate
Designed for players with some experience who want to sharpen their skills. This level dives into more advanced techniques, game strategies, and competitive drills to take skills to the next level.
One-on-One Training
Tailored, personalized sessions with Coach Emma, focused on individual strengths and areas of improvement. Whether you’re fine-tuning a specific skill or preparing for an important game, one-on-one training delivers customized growth.
Meet Coach Emma
Coach Emma is a Grant Park native and ANCS Alum who spent most of her time growing up playing basketball. At ANCS, she played shooting guard during the top years of the Lady Wolves basketball program. She continued her basketball journey as a 3-point specialist for St. Pius X in high school and recored a 960-point career with a 39-point career high. She also played AAU for the Georgia Pistols. She then went on to play at Georgia State University. However, during COVID, she transferred to Mercer University and decided to focus on her education. At Mercer, she discovered a new passion and spent all of her newfound free time without basketball building an international non-profit with the University. This nonprofit focused on empowering survivors of the Rwandan genocide by bringing their handmade goods into the global marketplace through e-commerce. She graduated with a degree in marketing and management and was awarded the Stetson-Hatcher School of Business Global Citizen Award. She continued her education at Mercer and completed her MBA with a concentration in global business. During the week, she works in digital merchandising for an HR incentives company.
