Shooting Touch Elite Showcase Clinic
Monday, August 11 – Thursday, August 14, 2025
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Noble and Greenough School | Dedham, MA
For the third annual Shooting Touch Elite Showcase Clinic, top local basketball players (rising 6th–11th graders) will come together with NEPSAC coaches from across the region for four evenings of high-level skill-building, strength training, and leadership development.
This unique opportunity allows athletes to be coached and seen by some of the most respected NEPSAC coaches in New England. Whether you're dreaming of playing for an independent school or simply looking to take your game to the next level, this experience is designed to help you grow—on and off the court.
Join other athletes and NEPSAC coaches for 4 fun days of basketball and growth.
MORE THAN JUST A HOOPS CLINIC
In addition to basketball instruction and competitive play, participants will take part in off-the-court sessions that promote personal development and holistic athlete growth, including:
Strength & conditioning sessions
Sports nutrition education
Mental health & sports performance workshops
Leadership training sessions
Independent school admissions Q&A
College recruiting presentation and Q&A
COACHING STAFF INCLUDES:
Alex Gallagher – Head Coach, Noble & Greenough School
Kindyll Dorsey – Head Coach, Buckingham Browne & Nichols School
Billy O’Dwyer – Head Coach, Thayer Academy
Lydia Caputi – Head Coach, Tabor Academy
Vinny Bui, Chrystal Holland, Johanna Annunziata – Noble & Greenough School
Additional NEPSAC coaches will be in attendance throughout the week for added visibility and recruiting opportunities.
For any questions or concerns, please contact Ugo Nwaigwe-Hirschman at ugo@shootingtouch.com.
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You may register for all four dates (August 11 - August 14) or by the day:
$100.00 per day
$400.00 for full clinic
If families should require financial assistance, please contact Ugo Nwaigwe-Hirschman at ugo@shootingtouch.com.
Shooting Touch players should check their emails for their exclusive discount code.
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Players participating must wear sports attire. They must also bring their water and snacks.
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Shooting Touch Boston is a nonprofit 501c3 that uses the platform of sport to create safe and supportive environments for girls of color to thrive in. Serving nearly 550 girls (ages 9-25) from within the Greater Boston area with FREE year-round programming, Shooting Touch Boston turns basketball courts into classrooms, community centers, and health clinics to challenge the existing socio-economic disparities impacting the BIPOC community. Proceeds from the Shooting Touch Elite Showcase Clinic directly support Shooting Touch sport-for-development programming.