You will be amazed with never before seen basketball ballhandling tricks with three, four, five, and six basketballs. Ilze Luneau dribbles, juggles and spins basketballs on a balance board, and using other props to music and dance. Volunteers get to spin 1, 2 and 5 or 6 basketballs at once, eat a pudding while a ball spins on a spoon, etc.
You can enjoy the show and at the same time hear a valuable message on setting goals, working hard, never giving up and leading a balanced life by practicing kindness while achieving your dreams and enjoying every day.
Contact Ilze today to schedule a show for your basketball half-time show, school assembly, basketball camp, upward basketball celebration night, fundraiser, family fun night, mother daughter banquet, college event, corporate function, Christian outreach event, charity event, birthday party or any other occasion for great entertainment and an inspirational message!
Matt Luneau
(select shows)
"It All Starts With A Vision!"
LINKS :
Please visit the links on the left for more information about our shows and us. Can perform just Basketball Entertainment Show without the motivational message. Can always adjust the motivational message to your specific needs. Ilze accommodates your institution's policies in regards to religious restrictions and has performed at many public schools and institutions.
Ilze is the only woman basketball entertainer in the world dribbling 5 and 6 basketballs at the same time.
175 Sweet Hollow Road, Sheldon, VT 05483
Ilze Luneau
Spinning 5 basketball with Louis Orr at Godstock North in Vermont. Visit our ministry web site at www.GodsVision.net
Dribbling 5 basketballs on indo board at the Basketball Hall of Fame
Full live 45 min School Assembly, Hammond Central school, NY, September 2016
A volunteer having some pudding while a ball spins on the spoon.
Ilze and Marika at NBA All-Star weekend in Phoenix, Arizona February 2009
DVD | Play For God: Motivational Basketball Video $50 including tax and shipping. 94 min. See more clips and info on Store page.
Tricks to Christ August "Starry Night" (over 1,000,000 views)
Ilze is the first person (male or female) to ever dribble 5 and 6 basketballs using just hands. And Ilze is the only one who can dribble 5 basketballs on an indo board.
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno September 28, 2011 as part of "Does this Thrill Bill?" segment
Red Nose Day May 21, 2015 at Mater Christi School in Burlington, VT
"Ilze is a true performer. Her positive family oriented messaging combined with her remarkable ball handling skills is a must see! Her unique skills, along with her daughters talents consistently leave the audience mesmerized and wanting more. The Luneaus have been a remarkable addition to the Hall of Fame's programming lineup!"
Jason Fiddler
Director of Museum Sales and Operations Administration
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
"Ilze succeeded in inspiring children and adults in a personal and practical way when she came to our Awards Night. Not only were her ball handling skills the best I've ever seen, but her message was one that has stayed fresh in my mind months afterward. Immediately from the beginning of her program she explained how her relationship with Jesus is the most important thing, and how she has discovered the necessity in depending on Him for everything, every day. Her actions and words encouraged us all to not give up even when things get difficult. Her presentation of the gospel was simple, yet not watered down. She was a pleasure to work with, and you too would benefit from bringing her to your group."
Seth Carter, Upward League Director and Youth Pastor at Wake Chapel Church in Fuquay-Varina, NC
Ilze has dribbled 5 basketballs on an indo board on The Ellen Degeneres Show
Ilze Luneau at Northern Kentucky University
November 9, 2013
Instagram 15 sec video
Buick youtube music video with Kurt Hugo Schneider. March 28, 2014.
Red Nose Day celebration at Mater Christi School where the students donate toiletry items to Joseph's House. A performance was given by Ilze Luneau a basketball artist that has appeared on ESPN and the Ellen Show. Noses were donated to the school by Eyes of the World opticians.
