Some of tomorrow's future big names could be in Roseville this week, competing in a high school tournament that's drawing the attention of dozens of NCAA scouts.
Harold Abend is the co-director of the California Live 25 tournament at the Grounds in Roseville, which features 120 high school girls' teams from Oregon, Nevada, and across the state competing.
More than 3,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event, which began on Thursday and features games being played simultaneously on 12 different courts.
"We have about 75 college coaches here," Abend said.
"To bring $4 million into Placer County from outside the county is a significant chunk of money," Abend said.
"We work just as hard as any other sport, and I think it's important to recognize that," said McClatchy High School senior Daisy Throckmorton.
Saturday is the final day of the tournament, with games beginning at 8:30 a.m. and tickets on sale for $10.
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