Academics
PAL is a youth crime prevention program that utilizes educational, athletic and recreational activities to create trust and understanding between police officers and youth.
Centralina Crossover exists to provide opportunities
for student/athletes to showcase their character
and talent during official AAU and NCAA certified
events assuring them of their college readiness
and doing so to the glory of God.
This weekend the Centralina Crossover Girls 16u basketball team will compete in a division 1 USSSA tournament held in Greensboro. According to the North Carolina Basketball Academy, “The Mayfest Challenge will be a big time event. This will be the start of the playoffs for many teams. May is Championship month and we are ready to Rumble.”
The games will take place May 6-8th at the Greensboro Sportsplex
Apr 11
Boys One Day Tournament
Centralina Crossover will host its Centralina Shootout (one of organizations three basketball tournaments) in Statesville on April the 16th. The games will take in various gyms in Iredell County beginning at 8am sharp. Teams from surrounding counties will participate for the entry fee of $150 per team. Centralina will also host two additional tournaments. On April 30th they will host the Statesville Shootout and May 14th the Statesville Blast. For details contact Derrick Penn at 336 529 4364
Apr 11
Girls Weekend Tournament
High School Girls one day basketball tournament at Carter G. Woodson Charter School this Saturday.
Apr 11
AAU Team Workouts
Aug 10
Student Athlete of the Week
- Jaquan Warren
Jaquan worked hard this summer to continue in academic excellence. He was a student at the Christian Outreach Champ Camp and was diligent in accomplishing assignments in Math, Science, and language Arts. He also worked with PAL as a volunteer at the local Boys and Girls Club. Athletically, he didn’t miss a single workout and had several stellar performances in AAU tournaments and the recent Pro Skills Camp. He is presently playing for the Statesville High School in Statesville, NC.