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Travis Melvin - Bio
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Travis played high school basketball at state powerhouse Pleasant Hill High School, where he led his team to the State Championship game in 1998. Along the way he was awarded Sky-Em league MVP, First Team All-State and West All state MVP. Travis also set a state record for steals in the state tournament with 17.

After high school, Travis attended George Fox University where he played for the Bruins. Travis led his team in scoring steals and minutes played his junior and senior seasons. He was named Northwest Conference All Conference two different times. During his career at George

Fox Travis ended up the 13th all time leading scorer in George Fox basketball history.

After college Travis was invited to the Utah Showcase, a combine camp for European scouts to place players on professional European teams. He also played for the Blue Angles an exhibition team that plays exhibition games against Division I teams. Last year he played for the Eugene Chargers a local professional team.

Travis’ started his coaching career with the Varsity Academy a division of NBC camps in Portland. He coached AAU teams in West Linn and Pleasant Hill. Travis is currently coaching at the high school level at Sheldon High School. He developed the Premier Basketball Academy in September 7, 2003 with the idea of helping basketball player reach their full potential as athletes.

 
 

Marques Green played high school basketball at Willamette High School in Eugene, OR, where he was a four time varsity letter winner.  Marques led the Wolverines to the playoffs and a second place finish in league his senior year.

After high school, Marques went on to the University of Arizona to be a “walk-on”, but was placed on the practice squad.  Refusing to let that keep him down, he went on to Chemeketa Community College in Salem, OR one year later.  There he played for two years and was a part of two league titles.  During his second year, only eight players remained on the team.  Marques averaged forty minutes and led the team to their second straight league title and an eighth place finish in NWAACC Championship during that second year.

After finishing his two years at Chemeketa, Marques went on to play for Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ.  Marques suffered a knee injury during his first year at NAU, but was able to bounce back to finish the season strong.  Marques started every game for NAU during his second season, including games against notable teams such as Kansas, Arizona, and Arizona State.

Marques is now looking to take his skills overseas in International Basketball Leagues to further his growth as a basketball player.  Marques has won wherever he has played and knows the type of work ethic it takes to accomplish basketball goals.  He is an extremely hard worker and expects the same from people and players around him.

Basketball Accolades:
High School – Honorable Mention, 3rd team all league, 1st team all league.
Chemeketa – Defensive Player of the year, Team MVP
NAU – Golden Eagle Award (athlete above a 3.0 G.P.A), League All-Defensive Player.

   
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