N' Between Dreams ยท Student-athlete program
The Breakfast
Club.
Early mornings on the court that turn into school and academy placements overseas for student-athletes from the Cayman Islands and beyond.
What is the Breakfast Club?
The Breakfast Club is a flagship program of N' Between Dreams, the non-profit organization Cory McGee founded in 2005 to connect young people with opportunity through basketball, education, life skills and mentorship. It helps student-athletes in the Cayman Islands and beyond prepare for the chance to study and play basketball overseas.
Early mornings on the court become lessons in commitment. Encouragement becomes confidence. A young person's dream becomes a goal they can work toward.
How it works
- Early-morning basketball training that builds fundamentals, fitness and discipline
- Mentorship from a former professional with a 23-year career across 17 countries
- Guidance on school and academy pathways in the USA and beyond
- Life skills: accountability, communication and ownership of your choices
School placements 2026/2027
Seven Breakfast Club student-athletes have secured school and academy placements for the 2026/2027 season:
- Lorrie BrownDME Academy, Florida, USAFrom Cayman Islands
- Shantel WilkesDME Academy, Florida, USAFrom Cayman Islands
- Bethany EbanksJohnson & Wales University, Providence, Rhode Island, USAFrom Cayman Islands
- Kanye GeorgeVictory Prep Academy, Florida, USAFrom Trinidad
- Demari Kelley212 Academy, Florida, USAFrom Coventry, England
- Ivan Vega212 Academy, Florida, USAFrom Coventry, England
- Jess WatlerWilbraham & Monson Academy, Massachusetts, USAFrom Cayman Islands
Alumni success
Breakfast Club alumni are already making their mark. Neandra Forbes is now playing in the UK. Bethany Ebanks recently won gold at the 3x3 championships, a first in Cayman Islands history.
For parents and student-athletes
If you are a student-athlete in the Cayman Islands, the Caribbean or the UK looking to play and study overseas, or a parent exploring pathways to US high school academies and universities, the Breakfast Club is built to help you prepare. Get in touch to find out how to take part.
Learn more about youth mentorship, Cory's coaching of the Cayman Islands national teams, or visit nbetweendreams.com.
Questions
Frequently
asked
What is the Breakfast Club?
The Breakfast Club is an N' Between Dreams program founded by Cory McGee that helps student-athletes prepare to study and play basketball overseas. Early morning sessions on the court build commitment, confidence and the habits needed for school and sport abroad.
Where have Breakfast Club student-athletes been placed for 2026/2027?
Placements for 2026/2027 include DME Academy and 212 Academy in Florida, Victory Prep Academy in Florida, Wilbraham & Monson Academy in Massachusetts, and Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island.
Is the Breakfast Club only for Cayman Islands athletes?
No. Placements for 2026/2027 include athletes from the Cayman Islands, Trinidad and Coventry, England.
How can a student-athlete or parent get involved?
Use the contact page to send an enquiry, message on WhatsApp, or call +1 345 916 9200. You can also visit nbetweendreams.com, the non-profit behind the program.