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Young basketball player preparing for tryouts at Baltimore City Community College gym, holding a ball with teammates and coach in the background, symbolizing opportunity and determination.

BCCC Mens Basketball Tryouts

May 30, 20252 min read

BCCC Men's Basketball Tryouts: Step Forward and Claim Your Place

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Every athlete searching for a new challenge finds a moment when preparation meets opportunity. Baltimore City Community College opens its doors to those who want more than just a spot on the roster. The men’s basketball tryouts will take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, from noon until 2 PM at the Physical Education Building, located at 2901 Liberty Heights Avenue in Baltimore, Maryland.

Coaches at BCCC look for players who bring grit, discipline, and a hunger to improve. This program rewards effort and commitment. Those who step onto the court here do so with the intention of building something lasting, both for themselves and for their team.

Who Should Attend?

The tryouts welcome several groups:

  • Graduates from high school in 2025

  • Post-graduate athletes seeking a new path

  • Prep school competitors ready for the next level

  • College transfers aiming for a fresh start

Some arrive straight from high school, eager to prove themselves. Others come after time spent at another college or prep school, looking for a better fit. Each player brings a unique story, but all share the same goal—to wear BCCC across the chest and represent Baltimore with pride.

What to Bring on Tryout Day

Preparation sets apart those who succeed. Every participant must arrive with the following:

  • Proof of a physical examination completed within the past year

  • A signed liability waiver before stepping onto the court

  • Current transcripts and a release form if transferring from another college or university

No exceptions are made for missing paperwork. Athletes without the required documents will observe from the sidelines. Those who come prepared show respect for the process and for their own ambitions.

Questions? Connect with the Coach

Direct communication helps clear up any uncertainty. Reach out to Coach M. Wooten for details or clarification:

Phone: 301-254-9130
Email: mwooten@bccc.edu

Why Try Out for BCCC?

Players who join this program gain more than a jersey. They enter an environment that values growth, accountability, and exposure. Coaches invest in developing talent and opening doors for those willing to put in the work. Baltimore City Community College has built a reputation for helping overlooked athletes find their voice and their future.

Mark the date. Prepare your materials. Arrive ready to compete. Stand out among your peers and take the first step toward becoming part of Baltimore’s basketball tradition.

For more information about BCCC athletics, visit the official athletics page. Stay updated on upcoming events and requirements by checking the basketball program site.


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Coach Anthony

Founder of Facilitate The Process | Athletic Recruiting Strategist | Sports Marketing Pro Anthony Washington is the founder of Facilitate The Process, a tech-driven recruiting platform that empowers student-athletes, coaches, and parents to navigate college recruiting with confidence. With over 20 years of experience in sports management, marketing, and athlete development, Anthony brings a unique blend of strategy, innovation, and mentorship to the world of college athletics. When he's not helping athletes get noticed, he's building systems to make the recruiting process easier, faster, and more impactful for everyone involved.

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