Los Angeles Sparks - Royal PreGame

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Royals, big news coming up. Don’t miss the chance of a lifetime!

Royal Basketball is thrilled to have the opportunity to play a pre-exhibition game for the Los Angeles Sparks. And guess what? Your kid has an opportunity to participate too!
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Call us or send an email:

Tel: 310.744.5403 
E-mail: marketing@royalbasketballschool.com

Visit our website to learn more  => http://royalbasketballschool.com/
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General Info

What: WNBA Los Angeles Sparks will take on the Minnesota Lynx
When: Sunday, September 8th at 2:00PM
Where: Staples Center
At pregame, a handful of registered players will get the chance scrimmage game in front of a WNBA-sized crowd. Spots are limited to the first 20 players to sign up. 

Why do you need to participate?

Build Confidence

Playing in your backyard and in front of a big audience are two completely different things. Performing in front of a WNBA game audience will boost your kid's confidence and self-esteem.

Be Star Struck

Have you ever experienced that surreal feeling of seeing your favorite celebrity in person? Such PRO players like Kawhi Leonard (LA Clippers) play on this very court, which is very exciting for aspiring basketball stars.

Feel The Real Game

Watching a WNBA game is a great event itself, but participating in it is next level awesomeness. Royals will go through all the steps of a real basketball game and will learn exactly what's going on backstage. A unique opportunity you don't want to miss.


More reasons? Call us and we'll tell you all about it. Just a few spots left, so hurry up!
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BOOK Your Spot To Play Basketball At Staples Center
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Call us or send an email:

Tel: 310.744.5403 
E-mail: marketing@royalbasketballschool.com

Visit our website to learn more  => http://royalbasketballschool.com/
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Question and Answer

Have more questions? Here's a quick FAQ for you:

Q: How do I sign up?
A: You can call us or reply to this email: info@royalbasketballschool.com

Q: How much does it cost?  
A: $79 includes one child pregame participation and one adult.

Q: Can I bring the whole family? 
A: Yes, any additional tickets $29

Q: Can someone drive my child?
A: No, a parent or a guardian would need to be at the event to supervise
Q: Will I be able to go sideline with my child?
A: Unfortunately not. Only the players and coaches will be allowed on the Staples Center court.

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LA Sparks Royal PreGame | SIGN UP NOW
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Call us or send an email:

Tel: 310.744.5403 
E-mail: marketing@royalbasketballschool.com

Visit our website to learn more  => http://royalbasketballschool.com/
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