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Take Pride All-Star 2025: High-flying hoops, celebrity judges and a slam-dunk homecoming for the community

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September 25, 2025
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Take Pride All-Star 2025: High-flying hoops, celebrity judges and a slam-dunk homecoming for the community

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TEMECULA – Anticipation is mounting as the Take Pride Men’s League and Take Pride Women’s League gear up for their highly awaited All-Star Summer 2025 event. After a seven-year break, the all-star format is back and bigger than ever, set to elevate the local hoops scene with a full day of basketball, music, and family fun at Chaparral High School’s new gym Saturday, Sept. 27. The festivities begin at 11 a.m., signaling the start of an experience that’s drawing out both die-hard fans and first-timers.

At the heart of this movement is Jon Cantrell, a leader whose journey perfectly embodies the spirit of the leagues. Originally from Costa Mesa, California, Cantrell spent his formative years steeped in Southern California culture before moving to the area about 15 years ago. Before devoting himself to local basketball, Cantrell was an action sports team manager for a well-known clothing brand, where he learned firsthand about initiative, entrepreneurship and what it means to take ownership for your own path.

Players will take to the court, delivering fast-paced action that will energize the crowd and spotlight local talent. Valley News/Courtesy photo

Founded out of that passion, the Take Pride leagues have become much more than a weekly athletic outlet for men and women in the area. Built from a genuine love of basketball and a commitment to community, both leagues now serve as a rallying point for athletes looking to compete, connect and stay active well beyond their high school days. By providing a positive and energetic atmosphere, Cantrell’s vision has fostered a network of friendships, rivalries and lasting pride.

The All-Star Summer 2025 is set to reignite the fire with a lineup of contests and special guests that ensures the event will deliver nonstop excitement. Men’s and women’s 3-point contests will put some of the area’s sharpest shooters under the spotlight, each battling it out for ultimate bragging rights from beyond the arc. The crowd favorite dunk contest will feature gravity-defying jams, all under the discerning eyes of celebrity judges Donovan Carter, known for his work on “Ballers,” and Jeff Johnson, country artist and viral YouTube creator. Their combined star power brings extra flair and energy, raising the stakes for this year’s competitors.

A highlight for families, dozens of giveaways for kids will be handed out throughout the day, creating a festival atmosphere. Community vendors will be on site with food, drinks, and unique keepsakes as a live DJ keeps the energy high, spinning crowd-pleasing tracks between contests. The event promises entertainment on and off the court, making it the perfect setting for families and fans of all ages.

“This event is a celebration of everything we’ve worked to create with Take Pride. From the players to the fans, it’s a chance to bring everyone together and make memories that will last a lifetime,” exclaims Cantrell.

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Adding to the excitement is the futures game featuring two of the best 10-and-under teams in the region. The opportunity for young athletes to compete under the bright lights of an all-star event brings a special sense of pride for the next generation, underscoring the leagues’ commitment to growing the game at every level. Five different all-star games will be held throughout the day, with standout players from both the men’s and women’s leagues bringing intensity and competitive spirit every time they step onto the court.

This is more than a sports event; it’s a reminder of how basketball can bring people together. The dedication of the athletes, the enthusiasm of families, and the efforts of volunteers all combine to build an environment where community thrives. Colorful, dynamic branding greets fans at every turn, while the state-of-the-art setting at Chaparral’s gymnasium completes the picture, providing a venue that matches the energy and ambition of the leagues.

Fans will look to gather to celebrate community and basketball when the Take Pride All-Star event comes to Chaparral High’s new gym. Valley News/Courtesy photo

As the first all-star event since 2018, this year’s return is loaded with meaning. After seasons spent building a local powerhouse and overcoming challenges, the Take Pride leagues are ready for a new chapter. For players, it’s a chance to showcase their talents and forge memories that last beyond the final buzzer. For fans, there’s never been a better moment to be part of the action.

From sunrise setup to the last echo of basketball’s bouncing in the gym, the All-Star Summer 2025 event is positioned as a can’t-miss celebration of sport, music, and togetherness. The Take Pride Men’s and Women’s Leagues continue to lead by example, making sure the game always finds a way to unite, inspire and entertain.

Mark your calendar for Sept. 27, get your seats early, and prepare for a high-energy Saturday that embodies everything that makes local basketball matter. This is the moment the community has been waiting for—so bring your friends, bring your family, and be ready to cheer.

Send local sports tips and info to [email protected].

JP Raineri

JP is an award-winning multimedia journalist and head of the sports department at the Valley News. A former Southwestern League head baseball coach and former President of the Temecula Youth Baseball League, he has also worked as a local radio personality for All Pro Broadcasting and as a television host for the Outdoor Channel. When he’s not covering sports, JP works in the Media Technology Department for Major League Baseball.

‘ The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties ’

‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source myvalleynews.com ’

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