Here is a link to our slideshow for our 2010 journey with Utah Flight Blue and Utah Flight White!

We are so proud of y'all!

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Syracuse junior, Brittney Martin committed to coach Anthony Leverets and the University of Utah earlier this week. Martin is projected to be the highest ranked player from Utah since Mountain View's Michelle Harrison (Stanford). Brittney was receiving interest from all over the country. She had offers from Cal, ASU, BYU, and Utah. She was also drawing interest from UCLA, USC, Oregon, Gonzaga, Washington, Colorado, San Diego State, San Francisco, and Fresno State, just to name a few.

Utah Flight's annual Top Flight Fall workouts are a series of intense workouts with Coach Ray that will prepare players for their upcoming basketball seasons. It will be a fall of INTENSE learning and growth as players workout in a highly competitive environment. These workouts are for the seasoned, serious baller. Whiners need not apply! 

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Brittney Martin, the standout wing-forward from West Point, Utah, has narrowed her college choices to four, according to her Utah Flight club coach Mary Waters. The 6-foot junior from Syracuse High School is down to Utah, UCLA, Cal and Arizona State. 

Utah Flight is proud to announce the verbal commitment of Makenzi Morrison to Brigham Young University! Makenzi and her family met with Coach Judkins and his staff on Monday, August 9th and there happily gave her verbal commitment to be a Cougar. 

For Xojian Harry, the road to receiving basketball scholarships was not a typical one. When we first met Xojian, it was obvious that she exemplified the word “athlete.” She was playing volleyball, basketball, softball, and running track. She was not only playing each of the sports, but she was excelling at each. After her sophomore season, she knew that if she wanted to pursue her dream of being a collegiate athlete, she was going to have to make a very difficult decision.

It's showtime. The July evaluation period is only a week away and the courts will soon be lined with college coaches looking for the solution to their program's next step forward.