Working for over a quarter of a century to help female basketball players fulfill their life's dream has given me a lot to be thankful for. More than anything else, I cherish the enduring friendships I've formed with some of the world's finest athletes. In a business which is notorious for constant client turnover, I've been blessed with so many players who give their loyalty, trust and respect to me and my colleagues throughout their entire careers.

To these women, I speak from the heart when I say that I will always cherish your friendships and I am extremely proud of your accomplishments. It has been a pleasure watching all of you mature from wide-eyed rookies into seasoned veterans who have met a diversity of challenges, surmounted obstacles and overcome hardships to reach the pinnacle of your profession. In so doing, you have mastered foreign languages, adapted to varied cultures, given back to your communities, and fully epitomized the term 'renaissance women'. You are the true pioneers of this sport.

XXOO,
Bruce Levy






Bruce with Rhonda Mapp and
Vicky Bullett in Charlotte 2006



Pollyanna Johns Kimbrough and Bruce in Italy
Bridgette Gordon, Bruce Levy and Sue Wicks, Italy, c. 1991.
Bruce Levy and Andrea Stinson, Phoenix, 2000.

Bruce Levy and Michelle Edwards
NYC, 2002


Debbie Black and Bruce
in Washington, DC


Linda Fröhlich and Bruce Levy
at FIBA EuroCup Championship
Russia 2006



Tynesha Lewis and Bruce in Detroit 2006
Chris Weller, Bruce Levy and Vicky Bullett



Bruce and Elena Baranova in New York


Bruce Levy and Dalma Ivanyi
at FIBA EuroLeague All Star Game
Hungary 2006



Richie Adubato, Shameka Christon, Bruce Levy and Crystal Robinson
in Washington, DC 2006