As we approach the halfway point of every student’s favorite season, our conditioning and open court workouts are available for ladies JV, Varsity, College, and Alumni to join. Even if you are just looking to stay in shape.. please come out and join us every FRIDAY from 7:00 pm until for basketball workouts. If you already have … Continue reading
July 6, 2017 The WNBA, formally known as the Women’s National Basketball Association, will be hosting the 2017 All-Star Game presented by Verizon in Seattle, Washington for the first time in league history. Home to the Seattle Storm, the WNBA will host a number of world-class athletes at the Key Arena on July 22, … Continue reading
June 18, 2017 We are excited to announce that Hoops & High Heels Inc. will be collaborating with the Women’s American Basketball Association (WABA) to bring the Queen City Charm Pro Basketball Team to Charlotte, North Carolina. The WABA will be kicking off its inaugural season this August, and Queen City Charm will be joining … Continue reading
June 10, 2017 Well, if you haven’t noticed already, it’s Grad Season! This Spring, billions of boys and girls crossed the stage for the first time as they graduate from Kindergarten. Millions of teenagers leap towards their next chapter as they graduate from High School; while the future leaders of our next generation earn their … Continue reading
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Hoops & High Heels is committed to helping students find more volunteer opportunities to earn service hours for high school, and to help small businesses in the local community. Every weekend.. we are looking for students who want to get more involved in community outreach! In August, our organization will be collaborating with another non-profit in … Continue reading
February 14, 2017 WORKOUT WITH US for FREE! In the spirit of Black History Month, Black Love, and Black Girl Magic.. Hoops & High Heels Incorporated is encouraging YOU to sign-up for our Healthy Hearts fitness boot camp on Saturday, February 11th. Nearly 44% of African American men and 48% of African-American women have some form of cardiovascular disease … Continue reading
