Top Performance Basketball
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Player Development. Period.

— The Founder Story

Jeros grew up in the Tri-Valley area. He played 3 years varsity basketball at Amador Valley High School. He then earned a scholarship to play at Aurora University, a DIII near Chicago, Illinois. He has spent the last 3 years as an assistant coach for the varsity basketball team at Dublin High School and the previous 8 years serving as a coach at Foothill High School. His experiences as both a player and coach helped shape his belief in using basketball to develop confidence, discipline, and character in young athletes.

Along the way, he saw a gap. Kids had places to play, but not many places truly focused on developing them — as players and as people. Many programs were built primarily as feeder systems for local high schools, focused more on team success than individual player growth. Others prioritized winning, limited opportunities to a small group of athletes, or treated training like a business transaction rather than mentorship and development.

So in 2017, Jeros founded Top Performance Basketball — a locally rooted program focused on skill development, confidence, discipline, and character through the game of basketball.

Since then, hundreds of athletes have come through the program. Players have gone on to compete at high schools across the Tri-Valley, play at the collegiate level, and even professionally overseas. More importantly, they've grown into better teammates, students, and leaders.

Our mission has always stayed the same: Develop the player. Develop the person. Basketball is just the vehicle.
— The Mission

Develop role models.

A positive, high-energy environment where athletes learn life skills through the game — skills that extend far beyond the court.

01

Confidence.

Every practice is built around energy, effort, and positive attitude — three things that don't require talent and that build genuine confidence faster than any drill. Kids leave our gym feeling more capable than when they walked in.

02

Discipline.

Real fundamentals, real reps, real measurement. 8-week sessions, 2–3 tournaments per month per team, internal skill assessments. Player development that compounds.

03

Resilience.

The mindset our players carry into their school, family, and life. The kid who understands how they can turn losses and failures into opportunities for growth will build a foundation of success for life.

— Ready when you are

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