Concordia University Irvine women’s basketball is hosting two Prospect Camps this summer on June 29th and August 7th. Designed for player development, the camps will include high-level training led by head coach Christine Collins-Kiernan and CUI staff, focusing on basketball skills, IQ, and confidence. Participants will engage in skill development sessions, scrimmages, and mental performance training, all aimed at improving players' abilities and understanding of the game. With direct involvement from current and former CUI players, including professionals, athletes will gain insights from those with firsthand experience. This camp also serves as a pivotal tool in CUI's recruiting process, with many recent signees having attended previous camps.

By the Numbers
  • Two camps scheduled: June 29th and August 7th.
  • Nine of the last eleven freshman signees attended a Prospect Camp.
Yes, But

Some may argue that summer camps can be hit or miss regarding skill improvement and competition level, yet CUI emphasizes a purposeful, development-focused agenda aiming to produce tangible results for participants.

State of Play
  • Current players will play active roles in training sessions and mentorship.
  • Campers will receive a post-camp evaluation highlighting their strengths and areas for growth.
What's Next

As registration is now open, interest is expected to grow, potentially leading to a larger pool of talent for the CUI women's basketball program and increased visibility for prospects aiming to play at the collegiate level.

Bottom Line

The CUI Prospect Camps are not just training sessions but strategic opportunities for young athletes to develop essential skills, connect with college coaches, and enhance their chances of playing at the collegiate level. Participants will leave equipped for both on and off the court growth.