NBC Girls' elite basketball camp is located in Spokane, Washington on the campus of Whitworth University. This camp is specifically designed for great competition. Camp is six days. Five days of the camp will run in conjunction with NBC Team Camp. The elite camp will offer athletes the ability to compete against high level high school teams.
Unlike our Complete Skills Camps, the elite instructional model focuses on specific positions (point guard, post, power forward and guard/wing). Teaching is faster-paced, more advanced, and incorporates more live-action, competitive drills. Afternoons will be spent playing tournaments and games. Camp will start Sunday and end Friday in Spokane, Washington at Whitworth University and is for girls only ages 12-18. The cost of this six day camp is $485. Campers will come on Sunday for evaluation and division into teams. They then will join the Team Camp beginning Monday. This will give elite camp girls a very competitive camp experience playing against strong high school teams. They will encounter zone as well as man for man and be coached by a top NBC Camp representative. Only girls who have had at least three years of training should consider this camp.

NBC Camps are working to secure college coaches to recruit during this camp. For questions about elite camp email: Tracy Ellis Ward at tellisward@nbccamps.com

SITE DIRECTOR TRACY ELLIS-WARD
Prior to relocating to Spokane, Washington to become the Vice President for Sports Leadership Ministries and Director of Women’s Basketball for NBC Camps, Tracy Ellis-Ward served as the first Area Director for New York City Area Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Before her career transition to full-time ministry, Tracy held an executive post at the National Basketball Association, as Senior Director of WNBA Basketball Operations for five years. Before moving into the professional ranks, Tracy worked her way up in the collegiate realm at a Big Ten, Division I institution. She left a noteworthy mark as Assistant Athletics Director at Michigan State University where she was promoted four times in less than seven years and was the youngest, and only African-American female administrator in the department.
Tracy earned her bachelors degree in Art at the University of Missouri, where she was a former All-American in women’s basketball and served as team captain. She was part of helping capture two consecutive conference titles during her playing career and still ranks 10th for point average per season (18.5) and stands seventh in field goal shooting percentage (.557) and eighth (707) in all-time career rebounds. Tracy went on to obtain her Masters in Sports Administration from Ohio University. A native of Dayton, Ohio, Tracy has two wonderful children, Gabrielle and Langston and was married to the late Michael J. Ward.