Why cant I get choosen in my School's Team eventhough I'm a good player ?
410279
because you suck deal with it
765121
Just like you plead it there in your question...I could feel your passion in your words...When you talk to the coach talk only about yourself. Do not say , How could you not pick me...\nDo not talk about the guys he picked over you...\n Only talk about you...Say things like... I love this game, I think I can contribute things that can not be measured in those tryouts like ..passion, loyalty...desire...dependability and love of the game....Say...Know one...Even your best player....wants it more than me coach......Even if he does not let you on the team...he will never forget you I promise...
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You need to go to the different team websites and fill questionaries and/or get the coaches email.. one email with your times, academic scores and why you want to go to the school should be enough
118329
Everyone believes that you have to score thirty points to get a scholarship but that is not true, unless you are trying to go to one of the big name colleges. Even those college dont necessary look at just points. They look at the way you play the game, do you play hard all the time you get on the floor, Do you do everything such as diving for loose balls, make the extra pass to an open teammate, do you box out, do you listen to your coach, do you play defense, etc. Most coaches know that given the opportunity any one can score but can anyone get themselves open for a shot, can they move without the ball, can they make there teammates better. That is what takes you to the next level. Plus you have to have good grades cause a coach will take a kid with the same level of talent that you have but has better grades than you cause he is less of a risk to fail off the team, so you have to take school pretty serious.  \nIf you do this and get an offer you should first talk to your parent about taking a trip down to the school the school will probaly pay for you and one parent anyway so take advantage of this, this way you get a feel of the campus, the players and so on. You should maybe try to play against some of the guys this way you can get a taste of the next level while the coach sees if you fit the system he has. If you have more than one offer compare the offers and see which one is better for you both basketball wise and academic wise cause at the end of the day you are there for a degree. You should also never stop trying to get better so if you do decide to go you will be ready.Also once you get there keep working hard and don't get discourage if you don't play right away just keep doing what got you there while improving and the coach will notice and hopefully put you in the rotation. So I hope that helped you \n\nBigb41202
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Ask the teams in your area if they hold try outs. If they do, go to one of them and if you are any good, they'll sig you up.That is the way it is in my part of the world.
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Usually the coaches look at how hard you try. You will probably have a scrimage during tryouts. Try as hard as you can in these scrimages. It doesn't matter if you shots don't go in. As long as the coaches think that you are a willing player, they might just pick you for the team. Also, they will be looking for people with endurance and speed. They need players who can play for a long time and not get tired. Coaches also look for the areas that you are good in. You should be good in at least one area (3-point shooting, shot blocking, rebounds, etc). For the shorter people, coaches are looking to see if they can dribble good, if they can run, and if they can outmanuver the defense. If you are short, you have to have speed, agility, and good shooting. It would be good if you can steal too. The most important skills for you is dribbling and shooting. Pratice those. Also pratice sprinting. If you are tall, the most important skills for you are defense, in-the-paint-shots, and rebounding. Blocking shots are important too and they can have a good impression on the coaches.
988168
Realize that school is more important than baseball. Explain this to the coach. If you're any good, he'll make some exceptions for you.
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there are always walkon tryouts, depending on the school that you go to.  if you go to a big time school, it will be alot harder than if you were trying to play at a smaller school.  if you have never played, then odds are you will have a hard time making a college team, as most of the players have played for all of their lives.  i would suggest trying out to find out where you athletically with your peers.  if you dont make the team, join or establish an intermural league at your school!  you could be a hero either way!
970250
no because u might make it next time my niece has alot of guy friends who play jv and are juniors. just because you play jv doesnt make u a bad player besides alot of the varsity team cant play very good.
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try to get more exposure by playing on good aau teams. try to find a team by asking around. try your coaches, or search aau teams in your area in yahoo or the yellow pages. \n\nalso, try to prove you are better than already good players. put up stats against good teams and you will get recognized.
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Talk to the school. I am sure they have scholarships or grants or loan available. Can you play football? You did not say if you were a boy or a girl. Why not talk to your school consoler? If you were smart enough to get in there has to something. Please don't give up.  I wsh you all the best.
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You become amazingly good and you join the college soccer team and if your really good you might go to the countries team. Just like football, basketball and all other sports just have to be amazing in college and people will notice you.
315649
First of all, you need the talent and the body. If you don't have that, you're almost screwed. Next comes the work ethic. If you have time, go practice dribble moves, shots (not just jump shots, but catch and shoot too), cuts, etc (all the fundamentals for basketball). If you don't have the time, find time. Then play against people who are better than you. Ask them for help too.
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One suggestion is, If you don't want to be on the team, you could do badly in try-outs and not make it. \nIs it that you just don't like basketball, or you don't like sports at all? Maybe if you played another sport, they would be ok with it. Or, join another activity and get involved. Your parents just may want you to find a hobby, and they may think that basketball is the best one for you. If you can show them that you are dedicated to another activity/sport, I'm sure they will understand. Good luck!
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Every school district has rules for those types of situations. Some public schools allow home schooled or private school students to participate in sports teams. I would talk to your school counselor to see if your district has something in place or what you could do to initiate something.
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You have to be invited, thus the name "Select"\n\nThere are some larger leagues that hold tryout for teams that may need a player or two.\n\nIf you know a coach that has a Select team, I would contact him or her.\n\nYou might also try Baseball USA, they might know of someone looking for a player.
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when you support a team , you must have a raison of this support\nteam of your village, player from your village, you think it's a good team,past familliar raison,....\nbase on this you can choose a team to support