1. “Women’s Basketball League” Presented by Innovative Mind Group

2. “Women’s Basketball League” 12 teams, 1 team represented by each county 10 players on each team, minimum, 12 max League will be broken down into two players, “North” and “South” “North” Division will consist of Bartow, Cherokee, Cobb, Forsyth, Paulding and Carroll “South” Division will consist of Douglas, Clayton, Dekalb, Henry, Fulton and Gwinnett/Rockdale

3. What Does the League Provide? The league will provide the following: Schedules for all 20 regular season games Atlanta Dream Tickets for chosen league dates Website for each team, as well as league website with player, team and league stats updated Hire and manage officials for each game Ensure all league rules are followed and stat information is complete and updated Give opportunity for walk on tryouts with the Atlanta Dream Host All Star Games, Reebok Championship Series and End of Season Awards Celebration Sponsors/Team owners that will give discounts to all players and teams Guaranteed cash payouts for top players in chosen categories Oversees all tryout locations and player registration for the League Appoints League Commissioner and staff

4. “Women’s Basketball League” – Who Pays What? Players pay $200 to join a team, which includes Reebok Uniform, 2 Games per week, insurance, officials and player league fees. Coaches pay $500 for 2 Reebok Coaches Shirts, insurance and league fees. They will be considered the franchise team owner and will receive league profits for that franchise. League Sponsors will pay $2500 for a two year partnership with the league

5. Player, Coach and Team Awards All players are eligible for league awards and cash prizes. Players can win awards for: League Champion Team Member (w/$500) League MVP Trophy (w/$250) 2 nd Place League Team Member (w/$200) League Points Leader Trophy – (w/$150) League Rebounds Leader Trophy – (w/$150) Make All Star Team (w/$100) League Assist Leader Trophy (w/$100) League 3 Point % Leader (w/$100)

6. Player, Coach and Team Awards Head Coaches are the only eligible coach for Coaches Awards and Cash Prizes. Coaches can win awards for: League Champions Trophy – (w/$1000) 2 nd Place Team Coach – (w/$350) All Star Game Coach – (w/$100)

7. Player, Coach and Team Awards Team Sponsors/Owners will also receive cash rewards as well as having their logo on their teams’ uniform. All Team Sponsors/Owners have their own contract with the league for their marketing and promotional purposes. Team Sponsors can win awards for: League Champions – (w/$3000) 2 nd Place Team – (w/$1500) 3 rd Place Team – (w/$500)

8. Basic Cost/Profit Cost (close estimates): Gyms (Rentals for games and tryouts) - $5500 Uniforms - $16,000 Officials - $7500 Score Keepers/Stats Person - $2000 Insurance - $975 Atlanta Dream Tickets - $4000 Awards (Player/Coaches and Owners) - $18,000 Website - $650 Salaries – $14,500

9. Basic Cost/Profit Profit (close estimates): Player Registration - $24,000 12 Team Owners - $30,000 Coaches Registration - $1200 All Star Sponsor - $1000 Championship Series Sponsor – $7500 Uniform Rebate - $7500 Try Out Profits - $3000

10. Salaried Position Breakdown Monthly Honorariums from Feb 1 – May 1, 2013 Facility Manager – Locates and secures all facilities for tryouts, game days and find a special location for All Star Break and Championship Series. Also will be at all games to ensure the flow of game play and stats are collected for website updates. Facility Manager oversees Statistician and Score Board Operator for each game. ($500 per month) Owner Liaison – Recruits owner sponsors for the league. Ensures that all Owners receive their agreed sponsorship package and is the middle man between the Owners and the Commissioner. (25% of Sponsor Dollars, no base salary) Try-Out Coordinator – Works with Facility Manager to ensure following rules at location rented. Recruits players for each location with a goal of 50 players per tryout location. ($250 per location x 12 locations with at least 50 players trying out per location) Commissioner – Oversees the entire league, picks up slack from any position, hands down player and coaches suspensions, helps with recruiting of owners, players and facilities under the league, schedules all games, league special events. The Commissioner also meets with Team Coaches and Owners monthly for league meetings and direction, and will head Owners Council, which will give teams voting rights for the league. ($500 per month)

11. Question and Answers Where will the games be played? Games will be played in any of the 12 counties under the league. How often are games played? All teams will play 20 games in a 10 week season, 2 games per week. How will the playoffs work?: The top two teams in each division will go into a best of 5 series, played in each of the competing counties. Teams winning their division will play the 2 nd place team in the opposite division. Winners in the first round move to a championship series, with the best of 5 deciding the winning team. What wins decide placement in division? Teams with the most overall wins with be the determining factor for division placement. When there is a tie, the best division records will decide the division placement. If a tie still is present, the head to head records will be used as a deciding factor., first with win/loss, then with points +/-. If there is still no decision made, the team is placed by a coin toss. What rules will be used for this league? The league will follow the WNBA League Rules for season game play. Does the League supply practice facilities? No. The League will only supply the sanctioned games, including games and championship series. The league can supply a list of locations within the each county for rentals, and will negotiate any discounted rates for teams, if needed. When are player, coaches, owner payments made? Payments are made for all League and Championship Series at the League’s End of Season Awards Ceremony. All Star Payments are made at the All-Star Game.

12. Possible Ambassadors Rushia Brown – WNBA player for Cleveland Rockers and Charlotte Sting as well as in the FIBA Europe. President of Women’s Professional Basketball Alumni Association Ivory Latta – WNBA player for the Detroit Shock, Atlanta Dream and Tulsa Shock. Teresa Edwards – Most decorated Olympic Basketball Player on the planet, male or female, with 4 gold medals and one bronze medal.