About
Matter of Time Elite Hoops offers an opportunity for youth to grow and develop their basketball knowledge and experience. We provide an instructional environment that allows a safe place for our students to learn the details of basketball while developing their skills as well. Along with instruction, we provide high intensity game-like situations simulating an environment similar to game day.
Getting where you want to be is only a matter of time.
Mission
The mission of Matter of Time Elite Hoops is that of exposing youth to the skills of experienced basketball players with successful careers.
Vision
We must pour into our youth and community far beyond sports. It is important for us to develop successful athletes, and even better people. We strive to empower our youth with the proper development, mentally and physically.
Ronshad Shabazz Career
Career Bio
Ronshad Shabazz discovered his passion for basketball at the young age of eight. Through years of dedication and hard work, his efforts began to pay off, earning his first full-ride scholarship offer as a sophomore in high school. During his AAU dyas, playing with EYBL powerhouse CP3, he received over 20 scholarship offers from Division I universities.
Shabazz spent three years at Knightdale High School in North Carolina before transferring to the renowned Huntington Prep in West Virginia for his senior year. Ultimately, Appalachian State University in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina won his heart in early October 2014, following his official visit and subsequent commitment to the program.
At Appalachian State, Shabazz started every game of his career and led the Mountaineers in scoring for three of his four years on the team. He left the university as the second all-time leading scorer and the all-time leader in field goals made. Among his many accolades, he was a three-time All-Sun Belt Conference player.
Following his collegiate success, Shabazz had opportunities to play professionally in the G-League and overseas, gaining valuable experience to share with young, aspiring basketball players.