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• AAU

  http://www.aaugirlsbasketball.org/
  Amateur Athletic Union girls basketball official web site.

• CFGAA Girls' Basketball and Softball

  http://www.cfgaa.org/
  The Cy-Fair Girls Athletic Association (CFGAA) is a premier all girls athletic organization in northwest Houston, Texas--offers recreational and competitive teams.

• Eden Prairie Girls Basketball Association

  http://www.epgba.org/
  The EPGBA is devoted to providing basketball programs and experiences for young girls in the city of Eden Prairie, MN. Information, tournaments, programs.

• GBA - Girls Basketball Association

  http://www.gbabasketball.com/
  A girls-only basketball organization in the Midwest. Provides a Coaches Corner, tournament details, contacts, and prospective player information.

• Illinois High School Association

  http://www.ihsa.org/SportsActivities/GirlsBasketball.aspx
  IHSA's girls' basketball team news.

• Michigan High School Athletic Association

  http://www.mhsaa.com/sports/girls-basketball
  MHSAA's official girls' basketball web site.

• South Dakota High School Athletic Association

  http://www.sdhsaa.com/Athletics/GirlsSports/Basketball.aspx
  SDHSAA's basketball homepage.

• TeamXpress

  http://www.teamxpress.org/
  A non-profit sports based mentoring organization whose mission is to empower girls through sports in San Antonio and Austin, TX and provide opportunity for AAU competition.

• Texas Girls Coaches Association

  http://www.austintgca.com/
  Association for coaches of girls' athletics in Texas--membership info, all-stars, rankings, placement service.

• Virginia AAU Association

  http://www.virginiaaau.net/
  Web site for AAU basketball in VA.

• Whitman Girls Basketball Association

  http://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=wgb
  Schedules, standings, photos. Whitman, MA.

 

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