ABA Basketball Tryouts for Palmetto State Young Rizers

The Palmetto State Young Rizers announced today that they are having their first ever ABA Basketball tryouts on June 30th- July 1st and additional tryouts on July 28-30th. The Palmetto State Young Rizers is a professional ABA Basketball Team that is seeking hot new talent. Tryouts are being held at: 920 Beatty Road Columbia SC 29210 (Denny Terrace) we will start at 8:00AM- 11:00AM July 1st 1:00- 4:00PM. There is a sign-up fee of $100.00 for early entree $125.00 at the door, money orders or checks should be made out to John Devin Lee or Nikia Knox-Lee (Cash at the door) Payments can also be mailed to: 630 Hempstead ct Virginia Beach VA 23451.

Palmetto State Young Rizers tryouts are for male basketball players with college experience or above or equivalent and does not conflict with remaining college eligibility a player wants to utilize. At each ABA tryout players will be tested and drilled on their skills, professionalism and experience in playing basketball. Playing for the Palmetto State Young Rizers can become the best way to compete at a high level during spring into summer, stay in shape, advance your skills and increase your professional possibilities with a professional minor league basketball team. Players play in the ABA for exposure, video, stats and getting in shape.

The Palmetto State Young Rizers are a newly formed ABA expansion team straight from the heart of Columbia, South Carolina. The team is looking for basketball players to fill out their roster as they make their move to a new season. "We need a whole squad and that includes everything from Centers to Point Guards." replied team owner Devin Lee. Columbia is a new market with incredible benefits, fans from all across the state will be watching out for the "Palmetto State Young Rizers."

About ABA Basketball:

The original ABA was founded in 1967, competing with the well-established National Basketball Association, until the ABA-NBA merger in 1976. According to The NBA Encyclopedia, its long-term goal was to force a merger with the more established league. ABA officials told potential owners that they could get an ABA team for half of what it cost to get an NBA expansion team at the time. When the merger occurred, ABA officials said, their investment would more than double. Now the ABA has official basketball teams throughout the nation and is a commonly recognizable brand.