Key takeaways: Team Curry was a group of 3 boys and 3 girls teams (15U to 17U) based in Charlotte, NC. Stephen Curry and Under Armour sponsored the teams and Pro Skills Basketball ran them. The boys played on the UAA circuit and the girls on the GUAA circuit.
Team Curry Announcement
We are incredibly honored and excited to announce new partnerships with Stephen Curry and Under Armour!
Team Curry UAA and GUAA
Beginning this spring, Pro Skills Basketball will be forming and operating “Team Curry”. It will feature 3 boys AND 3 girls teams (15U-17U) based out of Charlotte, NC. The teams play on the Under Armour Association (UAA) and Girls Under Armour Association (GUAA) circuits, respectively.
Team Curry is fully-sponsored by Steph and Under Armour and operated by Pro Skills Basketball. It will field the top players from around the southeast region as part of the PSB Elite family.
Due to NCAA restrictions, Team Curry players must live in North Carolina or bordering states of South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia.
Tryouts will take place this February and March through Pro Skills Basketball Charlotte.
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Under Armour Rise
Along with Team Curry UAA and GUAA teams, PSB Elite will field both girls and boys UA Rise teams in Charlotte as well.
The UA Rise is a national circuit for elite boys and girls teams from 9th-grade to 11th-grade (15U-17U). It will play under the same roof as the Under Armour Association (UAA) Circuit during the NCAA live/recruiting periods.
Last year, PSB Elite boys had a very successful season on the UA Rise. They were the only club on that circuit to have its 15U, 16U, and 17U teams make it to the championship bracket.
We are excited to add girls teams onto this circuit as well for 2020!
UA Future
The Under Armour Future Circuit is made up of competitive 4th-8th grade (10U-14U) boys teams. They will play in a regional circuit. They then have the option to compete in the national championship at the end of the season.
This season, multiple PSB cities will have UA Future teams including Charlotte, Chattanooga, Nashville, and Winston-Salem.
PSB Charlotte will feature 6th-8th-grade boys and girls teams. Chattanooga will field 7th and 8th-grade boys teams. Nashville will have 6th through 8th-grade boys teams. And Winston will put together a 7th-grade boys team.
Girls Programs
With the addition of girls Team Curry, UA Rise, and UA Future, PSB Charlotte is excited to reignite our girls’ program.
PSB Charlotte has hired two outstanding girls program managers in Ashley Rivens and Aysha Pride. Ashley played collegiately at Georgia Southern and Aysha played college ball at UNC Charlotte.
Ashley will lead the girls’ high school program while Aysha will lead the girls’ middle school program. PSB Charlotte girls’ tryouts will be held in February, and registration is now open!
PSB will also be having girls teams in Chattanooga, Denver, Nashville, and Richmond!
New PSB Team Cities
We’re also super excited to be bringing PSB AAU Teams to Boston, Nashville, Philadelphia, Richmond, and San Francisco this year.
Tryouts are now available online for all cities, so make sure to register today!
We cannot wait to get the 2020 AAU basketball season started at our PSB locations around the country (click on your city below to learn more)!
- Boston
- Charlotte
- Chattanooga
- Denver
- Greensboro
- Nashville
- New York City
- Philadelphia
- Raleigh
- Richmond
- San Francisco
- Winston-Salem
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Team Curry?
Boys and girls club teams sponsored by Stephen Curry and Under Armour and run by Pro Skills Basketball. Team Curry ran from 2020 to 2023.
Who could play for Team Curry?
Because of NCAA rules, players had to live in North Carolina or a bordering state: South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee or Virginia.
Does PSB still run club teams?
Yes. PSB runs boys and girls club teams in cities across the country. See PSB club teams at proskillsbasketball.com/teams.
By Brendan Winters, Co-Founder
Brendan co-founded Pro Skills Basketball in 2009. At Davidson College he was a two-time All-American and Southern Conference Player of the Year. He then played five pro seasons in France, Germany, Hungary and Greece.
