PGC Basketball

Great leaders don’t have the luxury of minding their own business. And ONLY leading by example is inadequate for those athletes trying to become truly great leaders.

So wherever you’re at in your journey, consider making the choice to become the best shooter on your team, then your area, then your state. And watch the doors open. The opportunity arise. And your dreams come true.

Champions have a unique mindset on their path to success. Regardless of adversity or circumstances, champions find a way.

Hi, I’m Taylor Vigil and PGC Basketball was my saving grace. Let me explain…when I first heard about PGC, I was a sophomore in college. I attended Scoring College the summer before my junior year with PGC Director Tyler Coston.

All I ever wanted was to be unguardable. But it was hard because I’m slow, unathletic, and have had multiple knee injuries. After going to PGC, I learned the importance of the mental side of the game. I learned how to be a true “student of the game.”

Prior to attending PGC, all I ever wanted was to become the best player I could be and eventually play at the college level. But it was hard, because I hadn’t yet learned how to THINK the game.

After a terrible experience with my coach and club team, I wanted to quit. In fact, I took a whole month off at one point because I lost my confidence and wasn’t having any fun. It felt like I was putting in the work and seeing no results.

It hurt — bad. For the first time in 7 years, I had no team to coach. And the worst part is, I didn’t leave on my own terms. My head coach moved on and the school’s new AD chose to clean house.