About Us
History
IQ5 Elite is a youth program founded by NBA player Immanuel Quickley.

Beliefs
The IQ5 Elite Youth Basketball Program is committed to empowering boys and girls by using basketball as a vehicle for personal growth, leadership, and community development. We aim to foster a love for the game while equipping young athletes with life skills, academic support, and a strong sense of character, responsibility, and teamwork.


Immanuel Quickley
Immanuel Quickley, born on June 17, 1999, in Havre de Grace, Maryland, grew up immersed in Baltimore’s competitive basketball culture. His early talent flourished at The John Carroll School, where he became a top-ranked high school point guard and a McDonald’s All-American.
Quickley continued his rise at the University of Kentucky, playing under Coach John Calipari. In his sophomore season, he averaged 16.1 points per game, earning SEC Player of the Year honors with his sharpshooting and leadership. His success at Kentucky paved the way for his NBA journey.
Selected in the first round of the 2020 NBA Draft by the New York Knicks, Quickley made an immediate impact as a dynamic scorer and playmaker. Known for his floater, three-point shooting, and energy off the bench, he quickly became a fan favorite at Madison Square Garden. In 2024, Quickley was traded to the Toronto Raptors, where he continues to showcase his versatility and scoring ability, solidifying himself as a vital asset in the team’s backcourt rotation


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Athletics
Provide high-quality basketball training to help youth improve their skills, physical fitness, and understanding of the game.
Character
Instill values of discipline, teamwork, and leadership to help youth become role models in their community.
Academics
Offer academic tutoring and support, emphasizing the importance of education alongside athletics.
Community
Encourage participants to give back through service projects and mentorship, using basketball as a tool to unite and strengthen their neighborhoods.
Equality
Create a safe, inclusive environment where boys and girls from all backgrounds can participate and succeed.
Growth
Promote emotional resilience, goal-setting, and self-confidence both on and off the court.
Objectives


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Immanuel Quickley
Immanuel Quickley, born on June 17, 1999, in Havre de Grace, Maryland, grew up immersed in Baltimore’s competitive basketball culture. His early talent flourished at The John Carroll School, where he became a top-ranked high school point guard and a McDonald’s All-American.
Quickley continued his rise at the University of Kentucky, playing under Coach John Calipari. In his sophomore season, he averaged 16.1 points per game, earning SEC Player of the Year honors with his sharpshooting and leadership. His success at Kentucky paved the way for his NBA journey.
Selected in the first round of the 2020 NBA Draft by the New York Knicks, Quickley made an immediate impact as a dynamic scorer and playmaker. Known for his floater, three-point shooting, and energy off the bench, he quickly became a fan favorite at Madison Square Garden. In 2024, Quickley was traded to the Toronto Raptors, where he continues to showcase his versatility and scoring ability, solidifying himself as a vital asset in the team’s backcourt rotation

Objectives

Athletics
Provide high-quality basketball training to help youth improve their skills, physical fitness, and understanding of the game.
Academics
Offer academic tutoring and support, emphasizing the importance of education alongside athletics.
Character
Instill values of discipline, teamwork, and leadership to help youth become role models in their community.
Community
Encourage participants to give back through service projects and mentorship, using basketball as a tool to unite and strengthen their neighborhoods.
Growth
Promote emotional resilience, goal-setting, and self-confidence both on and off the court.
Equality
Create a safe, inclusive environment where boys and girls from all backgrounds can participate and succeed.
About Us
History
IQ5 Elite is a youth program founded by NBA player Immanuel Quickley.

Beliefs
The IQ5 Elite Youth Basketball Program is committed to empowering boys and girls by using basketball as a vehicle for personal growth, leadership, and community development. We aim to foster a love for the game while equipping young athletes with life skills, academic support, and a strong sense of character, responsibility, and teamwork.

About Us
History
IQ5 Elite is a youth program founded by NBA player Immanuel Quickley.


Beliefs
The IQ5 Elite Youth Basketball Program is committed to empowering boys and girls by using basketball as a vehicle for personal growth, leadership, and community development. We aim to foster a love for the game while equipping young athletes with life skills, academic support, and a strong sense of character, responsibility, and teamwork.