A partnership between NBA star @russwest44 and @WCPBasketball, @WhynotPremier was established in 2022. Why Not Premier is directed by Kim Nakamura, who started West Coast Premier in 2007. Over 85 percent of Why Not Premier 17 EYBL players have received DI scholarship offers.

Directed by @ShannonCoyle32, @Jersey_gemz was established in 2022 in Somerset, N.J., as a nonprofit women-run @NikeGirlsEYBL -sponsored basketball program. The 2023 15 EYBL Nike Nationals Champions, Jersey Gemz have had 19 collegiate players since 2023.

Three-time 17 EYBL and two-time 16 EYBL Nike Nationals Champions, @TNFlightEYBL has been the Southeast’s premier girls travel program since 2005. Led by Tom Insell, the reigning 16 EYBL @nikegirlseybl Shelbyville-based champs have produced 400+ D1 players and 15 WNBA draftees.

The 2019 @NikeGirlsEYBL Champions, @TeamTakeoverGBB was established in 2013 in Washington, D.C., drawing players from nearby suburbs in Maryland and Virginia. Directed and coached by Ron James, Team Takeover has a proven history of producing high-level DI scholarship athletes.

@NikeGirlsEYBL events draw more college scouts than any other youth basketball events, providing players with the exposure they need to excel. With hundreds of athletes from the 32 Nike-sponsored programs earning college scholarships, the numbers speak for themselves.

Founded by NBA player @KDTrey5, @teamdurantgirls was founded in 2016 in Prince George Country, Maryland, where Kevin Durant grew up. Directed by @1CortezQuarles, the @NikeGirlsEYBL program has produced 60-plus college athletes and helped generate 100-plus college offers.

Directed by @accordin2benson & Rachael Smith, @SCA_OH returns to the @NikeGirlsEYBL lineup. Based in Mason, Ohio, Sports City Angels was created in 2022 when Angels Basketball Club, established 1998, merged with Sports City U to form the state’s premier girls basketball program.

Directed by @giddygams, @SASwishHoops was formed through a partnership between Cal Swish —one of the original @NikeGirlsEYBL programs — and Sports Academy Foundation in 2021. Based in Thousand Oaks, Sports Academy Swish has had 300+ collegiate, 12 @McDAAG & 20+ WNBA/pro players.

Directed by @EarlRooks4 and led by President @Jwebster32, @ProSkillsGBB was founded in 2016 in Dallas, Texas. Returning to the @NikeGirlsEYBL for the 2025 season, ProSkills has had a number of collegiate players, including 21 who are now participating in the NCAA postseason.

Founded and directed by @CoachNicLevy, @WiFlightElite began in 2011 in Oshkosh, Wis. The local program grew into a statewide force, advancing to the 17 EYBL Final Four in 2023. They join the 2025 @NikeGirlsEYBL as Team Prime Nation with a new identity, unbounded by location.