Founder of Memphis Select Tigers joins forces with The G7 Movement...

Curtis Jones

Founder of Memphis Select Tigers joins the G7 Movement.  Curtis Jones has been amongst the ranks in basketball in Memphis.  As a recreational director at World Overcomers Outreach Ministries, Jones would establish relationships with some of the top coaches in the city amongst the AAU world in the mid-South.  Jones would meet and train some of the top kids in the city before they would even be discovered.  Jones discovered Laron Black of White Station high School before the city would know that he would be a middle school sensation and now is on his way to high school stardom. Jones would become a coach for the Memphis War Eagles AAU Boys Program and shortly afterwards, Jones would start his own girls program the Select Lady Tigers.  Now Jones is joining forces with the Lady Bobcats, which is now the #1 rising program in the Mid-South.  Jones will definitely be a pillar of the Bobcats G7 Movement in the Hoop Industry today in Memphis.



 Curtis Jones Bio:
The Memphis Select program was started as an alternative place for young ladies to play and still receive excellent training and coaching without all of the politics and high team fees that some of the other programs at the time was involved in. And over the past 8 years the Memphis Select program has help train and develop some of the best talent in the city (high & middle school). Now everything has come full circle and now I will be bringing my experience, love for the game & player development to the Blue Star National Travel Memphis Lady Bobcats to further build on the Memphis legacy.


Past Select lady Tigers:
2011- jasmine Settles ,Durryea Shields, Ashley smalls (White Station), Tenesha Jones (Sheffield), Cleo Lee (east), Briana Mason (city), Ariana Hayes (Cordova), Kenesha Jackson (Overton), Amber Nelson (Whitehaven), Katelyn Morris(Germantown), Erica Bougard(Byhalia), Naudia Crisp(Manassas)
2012- Cornelia Fondren, Rickeya Burts, Arkela Ware (Overton), Tenesha Wright(Whitehaven), Kiana Christy(harding Academy), Lametria Dunn(fairley),Rachell Hughes(Bartlett)
2013 - Ebony Hayes (Overton), RaShona Shipp (White Station), Erica Watkins (Fairley), Kelsey Briggs(Munford)
2014 - Tia Wooten, Marissa Knox(Central), Brittany Cooper, Dariya Drew(Southwind), Philecia Atkins (Overton), Aysha Harris, Elise Parker(Houston)
Middle School
Rodrea Echols, Kyla Green, Emanye Robertson & Deja Montgomery (Snowden), Erin Foster, Tieraney Paylor, Sky Bright (Hickory Ridge), Brandi Beasley (St.George) Alantis Jones(Sherwood) Brenda Fields, Manaya Jones (Ral-Egypt), Dominique Hall (Germantown) Breana Bullock, Ania Kight & Mya Woodard (White Station) Cowans Twins (Mt. Pisgah), Oreana Brown (Ridgeway)
Just to name a few.