Prof Okebukola also said that the entire process would be documented (and published) as a case study of a practical response to the coronavirus lockdown. Online registration would open on Wednesday, April 1. Human and web resources were being mobilized to enable LASU-ACEITSE take-off effectively on Monday, April 6. Okebukola, the Center Leader for the Africa Centre of Excellence for Innovative and Transformative STEM Education (LASU-ACEITSE) hosted by Lagos State University in Nigeria, reported that following the advice offered by the World Bank and AAU, he was setting up the interactive online delivery of 6 courses which are expected to begin in April 2020. Contact us today to learn more.LASU-ACEITSE heeds call by the AAU and WB to consider virtual delivery of its courses Cost should never be an obstacle for kids to play sports. Our local and travel teams cost less than any year round program in Vermont. The coaching staff are independently successful and strong role models both on and off the court. The organization operates with emphasis on our core values of Effort, Attitude, Accountability & Attendance. Our players range from 12 to 18 years old from over 20 different schools. Instead, we work very hard in a structured environment of mutual respect to build well rounded youth athletes with the basketball and communication skills that will prepare them for success as long as they play the sport and on into their adult lives.

We preach the need to make progress every day.

As a non-profit, our staff carefully selects players that inquire with us who fit our vision and those who will put in tireless effort to get the most out the training. The staff is committed to teaching through a high level of engagement with the participants. We were founded by a passionate group of volunteers with nearly 60 years of combined experience in coaching youth sports. The Vermont Wolves are a 501c3 non-profit AAU basketball club.

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