It's Time for Fall BsketBall!!

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Aug. 24, 2016 - PRLog -- Fall in the Carolinas means two inevitable things: Kids are heading back to school and everyone is anxiously gearing up for the return of basketball season. Game Ready Skills and Development hopes to make that transition easier on young players with the introduction of their fall basketball league.

"Skills training has always been our main objective, but it's important to use what you learn in training sessions and apply it to actual game situations. That's why we are extremely excited to announce our 1^st Annual Game Ready 'Get Down' Fall Basketball League," explains Ricky Price, a former Duke and pro basketball standout and the Founder of Game Ready Skills and Development, Charlotte's premier basketball training program.

Game Ready's youth league begins on September 17 and runs for 10 Saturdays through November 19. Teams will compete from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in conveniently located facilities at Covenant Presbyterian Church. Games will be conducted under the watchful eye of Price, who is looking at them as a way to improve his players' performance and their understanding of the game.

"This league will feature some of the top teams in N.C. in the second through sixth grades. Each Player will have the opportunity to showcase their skills against top notch talent in an ultra-competitive setting," Price says.

League fees are just $100 per player. Each player will receive an official Game Ready Fall League Jersey, while winning teams will receive prizes and giveaways. Most importantly, everyone will improve their skills as they gear up for the season.

For more information and to register for the "Get Down" Fall League,  visit http://gamereadysd.com/the-get-down-fall-league

About Game Ready: Game Ready Skills and Development was founded in 2010 as a full-service basketball education skills and development training facility. Game Ready serves student athletes who desire to improve their level of play and academic success as well as corporate executives looking to demonstrate the principles of team building and leadership through the sport of basketball.