Pacesetter Sports had a successful season again in 2007 by providing
Minnesota Basketball News, Pacesetter Tournaments, and Pacesetter Camps
for over 30,000 players, coaches and fans.

Minnesota Basketball News provided seven issues and hosted Top 100 Expo Showcases for both top boys' players and top girls' players, each with over 70 players attending.

Pacesetter Camps provided two new camps, the overnight Pacesetter Shooting Camp conducted by Pacesetter Director Jeff McCarron and the Championship Basketball Camp conducted by John and Alex Carlson of Litchfield.

Pacesetter also provided nearly 70 basketball and volleyball area camps in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Iowa.

Pacesetter also conducted the 2007 Minnesota Youth State Basketball Championship with over 700 teams entering qualifying in 8 regions throughout the state.

The 2007 Minnesota Boys' State Basketball Champions:

5th grade - Fairmont
6th grade - Marshall
7th grade - Montevideo
8th grade - Zumbrota-Mazeppa
9th grade - Mayer HoopMasters

The 2007 Minnesota Girls' State Basketball Champions:

5th grade - Moorhead
6th grade - Crookston
7th grade - Marshall
8th grade - Caledonia
9th grade - New London-Spicer

Pacesetter also provided the youth MIT, the Pacesetter Open, a series of summer varsity Saturday tournaments, and the Pacesetter varsity MIT for 59 teams, and the annual Pacesetter Sweet Sixteen with 32 of the top teams in Minnesota.

Varsity MIT Girls' Champion: Hawley
Varsity MIT Boys' Champion: Crosby-Ironton

Girls' Sweet Sixteen Champion: Centennial
Boys' Sweet Sixteen Champion: Minnetonka