Kelvin and Kimberly Powell have been hosting events across the country for over 25 years.  Kelvin is known as one of the top scouts in the country that has a specialty of identifying talent at a young age. He now serves as an eye for talent on the middle school boys level through the NYBL.  Kimberly serves on several committees including a member of the McDonald's  〽️All-American Selection Committee, AAU Executive Committee and Nike Youth Elite (EYBL) Board.

This year marks the 24th  year of competition for the Showcase (in conjunction with Super Showcase in Atlanta, GA)

Competition for the Show-n-Prove Super Showcase Weekend will be hosted at the beautiful facilities of the IMG Academy.

 The Showcase is designed to elevate your game to new heights with deliberate skills development training with emphasis on fundamentals. Show-N-Prove is another installment in providing the best circuit for players to improve their skills as well as showcase their talents.

We have featured such stars as current professional players: Destanni Henderson (Indiana Fever), Rennia Davis (Indiana Fever), Aja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces), Tiffany Hayes (Atlanta Dream),  Dewanna Bonner (Connecticut  Sun) ), Erica Wheeler (Atlanta Dream), Bentijah Laney (New York Liberty), Kahleah Copper (Chicago Sky), Te'a Cooper and many more....

The 2017, 2018 , 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 McDonald's  and Jordan Game All-Americans that participated: Janiah Barker (Texas A&M), Angel Reese (Maryland) , Deja Kelly (North Carolina), Mir McLean (UConn), Madison Scott (Ole Miss), Shakira Austin (Ole Miss),  Rennia Davis (Tennessee), Janelle Bailey (North Carolina), Rellah Booth (Texas/Middle Tennessee), Megan Walker (UConn),  Maya Dodson(Stanford/Norte Dame), Amira Collins (Tennessee/Maryland), Destanni Henderson (South Carolina), Jakia Brown-Turner (NC State), and Ashley Owusu (Maryland). 

Past McDonald’s participants also have participated in the past: Asia Durr (Louisville), Brianna Fraser (Maryland), Te’a Cooper (South Carolina), Jordan Hosey (Texas), and Destinee Walker (North Carolina). Ieshia Small (Maryland), Kahleah Cooper (Rutgers), Alexis Prince (Baylor), Niya Johnson (Baylor),  Areil Massengale (Tennessee), Briyona Canty (Rutgers), Betnijah Laney (Rutgers), Brianna Banks (UConn),  Kaleena Mosqueda- Lewis (UConn), Cassie Peoples (Texas), JaTarie White (Texas), Lynee Belton (Duke), Sierra Calhoun (Rutgers), Shakayla Thomas (Florida State), Aja Wilson (South Carolina).

Additionally, McDonald’s All-Americans  Kanisha Horne (Southern California), Richa Jackson (Duke), Chante Black (Duke),  Rashanda McCants (UNC), Abby Waner (Duke), Alexis-Gray-Lawson ( California) ,Jacki Gemelos ( Southern California), Tiffany Hayes (UCONN), April Sykes (Rutgers), Erica Wheeler (Rutgers),  as well as NCAA Final Four participants Whitney Hand (Oklahoma), Becky Burke (Lousiville), and many more have all participated in the Showcase as well.

Eligible Players: Female players in the class of 2025, 2026, 2027,  2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032

Added Division:  5th-7th graders are invited to participate and be placed on teams according to their age group. 

Individual Skill Development: Players/Teams will engage in a series of skill development drills and team drills. 

Camp Teams and Games: 8-10 players per team / each player will play in three (3)  games. Games consist of two (2) twenty-one minute running clock halves.

All-Skill Games: Top campers will have an opportunity to participate in a series of All-Skills Games.