Winners Hoops Elite Basketball Player Development

At Winners Hoops, we are intentional about who we work with. We evaluate the commitment level of both the player and the parents, as long-term development requires a serious investment of time, effort, and finances. Our goal is to work with families who are truly ready to commit to their child’s basketball journey—we do not want to waste anyone’s time if that level of commitment is not in place. Our process begins with a phone consultation with a parent to discuss the player’s experience, goals, and long-term vision. The first on-court session is a skill evaluation, where we assess the player’s strengths, weaknesses, and overall readiness. Following the evaluation, Winners Hoops will decide whether the player and family are a good fit for the program. If accepted, we create an individualized workout plan tailored to the player’s specific needs and goals. Each player will also receive basketball “homework” in the form of weekly workout plans after each session to ensure continued progress outside the gym.

Program ran by PK Cherry, An accomplished basketball coach and player development specialist with over 10 years of experience training 2000+ athletes globally, including NBA, G League, overseas, college, and high school players. Recognized for a creative and holistic approach to skill development, combining technical training with personal growth, mentorship, and life coaching. Experienced in running international basketball academies, consulting agencies, and elite programs to maximize player potential on and off the court. Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach – North American University (NAIA) 2023 – 2024 | Houston, TX • Assisted in coaching, recruiting, and game preparation for the men’s basketball program. • Focused on individualized player skill development and tactical improvement. Founder & Director – Future Stars Program Dates – Present | Dominican Republic & International • Created and managed a program identifying and developing top under-21 basketball prospects. • Ran international academies in Jamaica, France, Mexico, Canada, and 35 U.S. states. • Collaborated with NBA trainers and scouts to prepare players for professional opportunities. Professional Player Development & Consulting Dates – Present • Trained NBA, G League, D1, overseas, and high school athletes, including: Joe Johnson, Mike Scott, Deni Avdija, Kevon Harris, Wenyen Gabriel, Kevin Porter Jr., London Johnson, Landon Kirkwood, and Teddy Allen. • Partnered with Network Sports International to provide overseas basketball opportunities. Collaborations & Mentorship • Worked with legendary trainers such as Ganon Baker, Drew Hanlen, Korey Harris, and Jason Otter. • Known for a player-first approach, developing both skills and life discipline.

1. Private In-Season Training Now through March Designed to help players excel during their school season. Focus Areas: Position-specific skill development Understanding and executing role responsibilities Game-real play types (PnR reads, off-ball actions, closeouts, finishing windows) Efficiency, decision-making, and confidence within team systems Ideal for: Players looking to impact winning for their school team while continuing to sharpen their game without overtraining. 2. Exposure Season Player Development March through June (3-month commitment) Designed to prepare players to perform at a high level in exposure tournaments and recruiting environments. Primary Focus: Individual skill enhancement Isolation scoring Transition offense Creating advantages against elite competition Training Structure: 1 hour of skill development 30 minutes of strength & conditioning Investment: $380 per month – 1x per week $750 per month – 2x per week Ideal for: Players preparing for AAU, grassroots circuits, and exposure events who need freedom, confidence, and scoring impact. 3. Private Off-Season Development – Session 1 May 31 – June 5 This session is about assessment and expansion. Focus: Identifying player weaknesses Breaking habits that limit growth Expanding overall skill base Introducing new tools to the player’s game Investment: $250 – Unlimited training for the week 4. Private Off-Season Development – Session 2 Mid-Summer Skills Check-In Sunday July 12 – Friday July 17 This session evaluates progress and sharpens efficiency. Focus: Re-evaluating previous weaknesses Measuring development progress Maximizing strengths Improving efficiency and consistency Investment: $250 – Unlimited training for the week 5. End-of-Summer Competitive Small Group Training Sunday August 2 – Friday August 9 High-level, competitive environment to close out the summer. Structure: Small groups (max 3 players) Live reps Live reads Live defenders Live coaching and feedback Focus: Game-speed decision making Competitive toughness Applying skills under pressure Investment: $250 – Unlimited training for the week

My journey in teaching basketball began through my own experience as a player. After competing at a high level, I realized that sharing what I had learned about the game—skills, mindset, and strategy—was incredibly rewarding. I transitioned into coaching and training because I wanted to help athletes reach their full potential, both on and off the court. Over the years, I’ve worked as a player, trainer, and coach, helping NBA and overseas professional players, running camps in 8 countries, and working with over 2,500 athletes worldwide. Teaching became a natural extension of my career, combining my love for the game with a passion for developing talent, building confidence, and mentoring the next generation of players.

We’ve trained NBA and overseas professional players, hosted camps in 8 countries, and worked with over 2,500 athletes worldwide. Our students range from beginners to elite high school and college players, all looking to improve skills, athleticism, and basketball IQ. Winners Hoops Basketball provides personalized, results-driven training that builds confidence, discipline, and leadership on and off the court.

When looking for a basketball coach or trainer, the most important factor is experience and results. Look for someone who has not only played at a high level but also has a proven track record of developing athletes—someone who can personalize training to your skills, goals, and growth areas. It’s equally important to find a coach who emphasizes both skill development and mindset. The right teacher will help you build confidence, discipline, and leadership, not just on the court but in life. Finally, make sure your goals align with the coach’s approach—whether it’s preparing for high school, college, professional play, or simply becoming a more complete player. Investing in the right coach is investing in your own potential, and it’s worth prioritizing quality and commitment over convenience.