When we first met Stan, he was an inexperienced basketball player with outstanding work ethic and a strong desire to leave Poland at all costs.

He spent one year in Utah and is currently finishing his senior year of high school in North Carolina. The future looks bright, as he has received a scholarship to NCAA Division II Newberry College in South Carolina.

After a successful youth basketball career in Poland, she wanted to play and study in the USA. We selected a well-known junior college, Cowley College, and two seasons there led to an NCAA Division I offer from La Salle University in Philadelphia.

While finishing high school in Poland, Błażej was already averaging 17 points per game in Poland’s Division II. It was clear that if he wanted to become a professional basketball player, he needed to try his chances in the USA. He received a scholarship to one of the most prestigious prep schools in New England, Hoosac School. One season there led to an NCAA Division II offer from Eastern New Mexico University. Today, he has accomplished his childhood dream and plays professionally in Poland for Śląsk Wrocław.

We met and recruited Maja at a one-day PFS camp in Gdańsk in 2021. From the very beginning, we saw her tremendous potential, which later developed within an outstanding basketball program in Kansas. After two years in high school, Maja earned a full NCAA Division II scholarship to William Jewell College in Missouri.

After the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Igor—who was only 13 years old at the time—began looking for opportunities to continue his basketball career. We were able to find an exceptional place for him in the state of Tennessee. Igor is an extremely talented player and has attracted the interest of many NCAA Division I schools in the USA. However, his strengths go beyond athletic ability alone. He stands out for his exceptional maturity for his age and is also a very kind, positive, and joyful young man. All of this makes college coaches eager to recruit a player who can bring both quality and positive energy to a team.

Oliwia was a participant in the HoopLife Elite Camp 2022 in Kórnik. She arrived at the camp with a strong hope of traveling to the USA—and we helped make that dream come true. Today, after three years spent in high school in North Carolina, she is a happy student at Olive-Harvey College, competing at the NJCAA Division I level. She is ambitious and plans to continue her exciting journey with education and basketball in the USA after completing two years at the junior college.

Marcel attended his first HoopLife camp in 2023. He secured an excellent, high-value scholarship at a high school in Florida. After two years in high school, he is now studying and competing at Phoenix College in Arizona. Marcel is a player with tremendous potential and has the qualities to become a professional athlete in the future.

Kacper was recruited for his move to the USA in 2022 during the HoopLife Elite Camp in Kórnik. He showed outstanding shooting ability, which helped him get noticed by a high school in Kentucky. He spent three years there and broke the school record for the most made three-point field goals. After three years, he returned to Poland to his hometown of Bielsko-Biała, where he currently plays in the Polish Men’s 2nd League and studies Emergency Medical Services (Paramedic Science).

Weronika’s extraordinary story continues to inspire and motivate us to this day. She arrived at our Elite Camp with few expectations, yet she was given a life-changing opportunity to attend high school in Phoenix. She made the most of that opportunity. In Poland, she was an outstanding high school student with a 5.5 GPA, and in the USA her academic and athletic performance only improved. She earned a scholarship from an NCAA Division III institution and currently plays for Cedar Crest College in Pennsylvania.

Piotrek was never a participant in our camps, but together with his parents he reached out to us for help in securing an athletic scholarship. We succeeded. For three years, he studied and played basketball at a top academic high school in the state of New York. Today, we continue to support him in defining his next steps. Together with our scouts and his school’s coaches, we are searching for the ideal place where he can continue his education at a high level while combining it with competitive basketball.

Nela attended the HoopLife Elite Camp 2022 with us. At first, she did not believe that going to the USA would be possible for her, but we pleasantly surprised her. We found her an exceptional school in Kansas, where she became a standout player. Today, she is a college student at Pratt Community College in Kansas and is averaging an impressive 9.3 points per game in her first season competing at the NJCAA Division I level.

He arrived in the United States in 2018 at the age of 16. He initially settled in North Carolina and, after one year, transferred to a school in Florida. For the past five years, he has been closely connected with New York. He is currently completing his master’s degree — Master of Science in Decision Analytics — at Stony Brook University. Although he no longer plays basketball professionally, he continues to pursue the American dream through career development and access to unique professional opportunities. On Long Island, he found a strong Polish community, a sense of home, and space to cultivate his Polish roots. He is actively involved in the Polish Youth Association and performs with the Polish American Folk Dance Company — one of the oldest and most prestigious Polish folk dance ensembles in the United States.

She first attended a HoopLife camp in 2017 in Lublin. Thanks to her skills, passion for basketball, and determination on the court, she earned a scholarship to an excellent high school in Kansas. She then continued her journey in a highly competitive basketball program at College of Southern Idaho (NJCAA), where she spent two years. The next step was Wayland Baptist University (NAIA), where she graduated in 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in Applied Science in Management