Champ Barlow, born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a former professional basketball player, certified sports performance coach, and the founder of 3P Athletics, based in the North Atlanta area. Champ was the starting point guard at Pepperdine University from 2005–2008, after spending one year at the JUCO level at Mount Hood Community College in Portland, Oregon, where he was named Male Athlete of the Year and Conference Player of the Year.

Following his collegiate career, Champ played three years professionally overseas, competing in Paris, Switzerland, Mexico, and China, gaining valuable international experience at a high level of competition.

In recognition of his accomplishments, Champ was inducted into the Las Vegas Cheyenne High School Hall of Fame in 2024. After completing his professional playing career, he dedicated himself to advanced education, industry certifications, and business development to build a comprehensive, athlete-centered training model.

Founded over a decade ago, 3P Athletics has helped more than 60 athletes earn college scholarships, guided 13 athletes to the professional level, and developed 100+ athletes competing at the high school level. Champ has also helped elite players elevate their games, including Kamar Robertson and Matthew Cleveland, through high-level skill development and performance training.

Under Champ’s leadership, 3P Athletics delivers elite basketball training, speed and agility, strength and conditioning, and sport-specific performance development for youth and adults. The program is widely recognized for its individualized coaching approach, blending high-level performance training with mentorship, character development, and long-term athlete development.

Coach Stevens has been leading NGES basketball for over a decade, building one of the most successful youth programs in North Georgia. His player-first approach emphasizes character development alongside athletic excellence.