Are you searching for an AAU, travel or competitive team for your daughter to play on but want a program committed to development?

At Swish Atlanta, we're always on the lookout for areas of need in the girls basketball arena. With rec leagues struggling to create opportunities for older girls and feeder/school programs not able to address the urgent need for additional skill development and scrimmage play, our commitment to girls basketball does not allow us to sit on the sideline and be content.

Updated January 13th, 2026 Swish Girls Basketball is a very unique concept and, as a result, there seems to be a lot of confusion as to what it is people are signing up for. I would highly recommend everyone review our page devoted to this program ( Swish Girls Basketball ) along with the other news articles related to the program. Here are some of the frequently asked questions from the last few weeks. Is This A League? No, and for a very good reason. We are all about play

Many of our seasonal basketball training programs will now offer drop-in rates for players that cannot commit to an entire program. However, heavily discounted "passes" may be available for those with the ability to commit more time.

Swish Atlanta's Swish Girls Basketball program is divided into two divisions - Swish Girls Basketball and SGB Competitive.

This Indiana basketball hall-of-fame coach sat down with Pro Shot President Matt Williamson to talk about the importance of shooting

Think back to the middle and high school games you've watched so far this year and ask yourself, "How good has the shooting been?"

I am sold on Pro Shot's System - Charli Turner Thorne

Swish Atlanta is excited to announce, for the first time ever, we are offering competitive winter teams.

Tryouts for our 2024 spring teams are about to get underway and registration is open for our all girls training programs being held at...