PRACTICES AND GAMES

• 3 & 4 age divisions will do a practice/play. They have a 20-minute practice followed by a game on Wednesdays
• Practice/Play game times will be on Wednesdays at 5:00pm starting January 14th.

Last Games/Awards Day: February 25th

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

UNIFORM INFORMATION

Jerseys must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey. If you played in the 2024 Basketball season you do NOT need to purchase again.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on January 2nd
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Coaches Meeting: December 16th: 6:00pm-7:00pm

Other Information

Sick Policy: If your child is showing flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Dribbling
2. Introduction to Shooting
3. Introduction to Passing

Expect to see staff and coaches having fun and trying to herd cats. The goal is to create a fun experience for the child to continue to play the sport. If it’s not fun, kids will lose interest at this age.

Questions or concerns? AJ Johnson, Sports Director at [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the age of the participant on or before February 28th, 2026

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• 5 & 6 age divisions will do a practice/play. They have a 20-minute practice then a game after the practice on Monday’s or Friday’s at 5:00pm or Saturday’s at 8:30am
• For Ages 5 & 6, Practice/Games will start on Monday, January 12th, Friday, January 16th  or Saturday, January 17th. It will depend on which session you sign up for.

UNIFORM INFORMATION

Jerseys must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey. If you participated in 2024 basketball, a uniform purchase is NOT required.

Apparel Ordering with Augusta Sportswear (tuosystems.com)

REGISTRATION

Members: $75 Non-Member: $150

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Coaches meeting is: December 16th: 6:00pm-7:00pm

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on January 2nd.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

PRACTICES AND GAMES

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

Last Games/Awards Day: The week of February 23rd

Other Information

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Passing
2. Introduction to Positioning & Defense
3. Introduction to Dribbling
4. Basic Shooting Form

Kids will start to learn fundamentals at this age level. The importance of this age is to learn. Coaches are looking to introduce all aspects of offense while promoting growth on and off the court.

Questions or concerns? AJ Johnson, Sports Director at [email protected]

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 7-14 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, or Th) between 5:00pm-7:00pm. Practices start the week of January 5th.
• 7/8 games will start on Friday, January 16th or Saturday, January 17th.
• This is a co-ed league
• Coaches can freeze 3 players max!

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Coaches Meeting: December 16th: 6:00-7:00pm

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

REGISTRATION

• Members: $75 | Non-Member: $150
• Age Cut-Off: February 28th, 2026

UNIFORM INFORMATION

Jerseys must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey. If you played in the 2024 Basketball season you do NOT need to purchase again.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on January 2nd
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes
• Last Games/Awards Day: The week of February 23rd 

What to Expect:

1. Proper Passing Techniques
2. Development of Positions
3. Introduction to One-on-One Defense
4. Ball Control & Dribbling

Questions or concerns? AJ Johnson, Sports Director at [email protected]

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 9 & 10 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, or Th) between 6:00pm-8:00pm.
• Practices will begin the week of January 5th.
• 9/10 will play games Friday evenings or Saturday’s.
• This is a co-ed league
• Coaches can freeze 3 players max!

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Coaches Meeting: December 16th: 6:00-7:00pm

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Zone Defense
2. Passing & Movement
3. Finishing & Shooting
4. Defensive schemes
5. Learning to move their feet on defense
6. Double dribbling & Traveling will be called

REGISTRATION

• Members: $75 | Non-Member: $150
• Age Cut Off: February 28th, 2026

UNIFORM INFORMATION

Jerseys must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey. If you played in the 2024 Basketball season you do NOT need to purchase again.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on January 2nd
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes
• Last Games/Awards Day: The week of February 23rd

Questions or concerns? AJ Johnson, Sports Director at [email protected]

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 11&12 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, or Th) between 6:00pm-8:00pm.
• Practices start the week of January 5th. First game is January 16th or 17th
• 11/12 will play games on Friday evenings or Saturdays.
• This is a co-ed league
• Coaches can freeze a max of 3 players!

Last Games/Awards Day: The week of February 23rd

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Coaches Meeting: December 16th: 6:00-7:00pm

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Advanced Schemes and Plays
2. Introduction to Full Court play
3. Intermediate Passing & Ball Movement
4. Advanced One on One Defense, Zone defense, Press Defense
5. Basic Team Tactics
6. Double dribbling & Traveling will be called

REGISTRATION

• Members: $75 | Non-Member: $150
• Age Cut Off: February 28th,2026

UNIFORM INFORMATION

Jerseys must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey. If you played in the 2024 Basketball season you do NOT need to purchase again.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 

• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on January 2nd
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Questions or concerns? AJ Johnson, Sports Director at [email protected]

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 13-14 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday between 6:00pm-8:00pm.
• This age group will play games on Friday evenings or Saturdays. First Game: January 16th or 17th
• Boys and Girls are separate in this league. (only if we have enough)
• Coaches can freeze 3 player’s max!

Last Games/Awards Day: February 23rd

Game Schedules will be posted to our sports website, baxtercloseysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Coaches Meeting: December 16th 6:00-7:00pm

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Zone Defense
2. Passing & Movement
3. Finishing & Shooting
4. Defensive schemes
5. Learning to move their feet on defense
6. Double dribbling & Traveling will be called

The season will begin with practices the week of June 30th.

REGISTRATION

• Members: $75 | Non-Member: $150
• Age Cut Off: February 28th

UNIFORM INFORMATION

Jerseys must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey. If you participated in 2024 Basketball, a uniform purchase is NOT required.

Apparel Ordering with Augusta Sportswear (tuosystems.com)

Questions or concerns? AJ Johnson, Sports Director at [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the age of the participant on or before November 1st, 2025.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Season will begin the week of January 12th and run through April 2nd.
• Practice and Games will be held once a week on Thursdays

YMCA PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Basketball Jersey (will receive before first games)

REGISTRATION

• Members: $55| Non-Member: $100
• Registration closes January 4th

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Will Robbins at [email protected].

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

Contact Information : Will Robbins, Program Director ([email protected])

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the age of the participant on or before November 1st, 2025.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Season will begin the week of January 12th and run through April 4th.
• Practice will be held once a week with games beginning after February 7th.
• Games will be on Saturdays.

YMCA PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Basketball Jersey (will receive before first games)

REGISTRATION

• Members: $55| Non-Member: $100
• Registration closes January 4th

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Will Robbins at [email protected].

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

Contact Information : Will Robbins, Program Director ([email protected])

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the age of the participant on or before November 1st, 2025.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Season will begin the week of January 12th and run through April 4th.
• Practice will be held once a week with games beginning after February 7th.
• Games will be on Saturdays.

YMCA PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Basketball Jersey (will receive before first games)

REGISTRATION

• Members: $55| Non-Member: $100
• Registration closes January 4th

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Will Robbins at [email protected].

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

Contact Information : Will Robbins, Program Director ([email protected])

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the age of the participant on or before November 1st, 2025.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Season will begin the week of January 12th and run through April 3rd.
• Practice will be held once a week with games beginning after February 7th.
• Games will be on Friday.

YMCA PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Basketball Jersey (will receive before first games)

REGISTRATION

• Members: $55| Non-Member: $100
• Registration closes January 4th

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, score keepers, and team parents and assist with fund raising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Will Robbins at [email protected].

Sick Policy: If you child is showing any flu like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

Contact Information : Will Robbins, Program Director ([email protected])

In this six week basketball clinic, young athletes will train and develop basic basketball skills for beginners. Athletes will meet once a week on Tuesdays, beginning January 13 through February 17th 6 pm – 7pm.

Registration Closes: Sunday, January 4

Members: $55 | Non-members: $100

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the participant’s age on or before February 28th, 2026.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• 3 & 4 age divisions will do a practice/play. They have a 15-minute practice followed by a game on Wednesdays.
• Practice/Play game will be played at either 5:00 PM or 5:45 pm on Wednesday Evenings depending on the number of teams and players signed up.
• Practice/Games will start on Wednesday, January 14th.

YMCA-PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Jerseys and Shorts must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:00 pm
• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on December 17th.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Last Games/Awards Day: February 25th

Game Schedules will be posted on our sports website, indianlandysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Other Information

Sick Policy: If your child is showing flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Dribbling
2. Introduction to Shooting
3. Introduction to Passing

Expect to see staff and coaches having fun and trying to herd cats. The goal is to create a fun experience for the child to continue to play the sport. Ifs it’s not fun, kids will lose interest at this age.

Contact Information: Dennis Auz, Sports Director

E [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the participant’s age on or before February 28th, 2026.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• 5 & 6 age divisions will do a practice/play. They have a 20-minute practice followed by a game on Saturdays.
• Practice/Play game times can range anywhere from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm on Saturday mornings depending on the number of teams and players signed up.
• Practice/Games will start on Saturday, January 17th.

YMCA-PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Jerseys and Shorts must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:00 pm
• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on December 17th.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Last Games/Awards Day: February 28th

Game Schedules will be posted on our sports website, indianlandysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Other Information

Sick Policy: If your child is showing flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Passing
2. Introduction to Positioning & Defense
3. Introduction to Dribbling
4. Basic Shooting Form

Kids will start to learn fundamentals at this age level. The importance of this age is to learn. Coaches are looking to introduce all aspects of offense while promoting growth on and off the court.

Contact Information: Dennis Auz, Sports Director

E [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the participant’s age on or before February 28th, 2026.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 7 & 8 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, Th, or Fr) between 5:00 pm-9:00 pm.
• 7 & 8 age group will play games on Saturdays.
• Game times can range anywhere from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm on Saturday mornings depending on the number of teams and players signed up.

YMCA-PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Jerseys and Shorts must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:00 pm
• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on December 17th.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Last Games/Awards Day: February 28th

Game Schedules will be posted on our sports website, indianlandysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Sick Policy: If your child is showing any flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Proper Passing Techniques
2. Development of Positions
3. Introduction to One-on-One Defense
4. Ball Control & Dribbling

The U8 program encourages movement through basketball-related children’s games. A young player’s basketball experience should be a positive and fun one. Competitive pressures should be discouraged and players should be focused on the “everyone wins” theory. U8 players will be expected to be able to dribble with both hands and become comfortable with shooting and passing. More importantly, they will have fun and develop a love for the game.

Contact Information: Dennis Auz, Sports Director

E [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the participant’s age on or before February 28th, 2026.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 9 & 10 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, Th, or Fr) between 5:00 pm-9:00 pm.
• 9 & 10 age group will play games on Saturdays.
• Game times can range anywhere from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm on Saturday mornings depending on the number of teams and players signed up.

YMCA-PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Jerseys and Shorts must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:00 pm
• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on December 17th.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Last Games/Awards Day: February 28th

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Sick Policy: If your child is showing any flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Zone Defense
2. Passing & Movement
3. Finishing & Shooting
4. Defensive schemes
5. Learning to move their feet on defense
6. Double dribbling & Traveling will be called

This is where motor skills are more refined. More fouls happen here. Children now can think in advance and begin to anticipate where the ball will be, as well as have the ability to stay at tasks longer. Children can identify with a team and begin to make friends. Socialization becomes very important. This is where “traditional” basketball is being played. Repetition of skills becomes very important and rules are more defined at this level.

Contact Information: Dennis Auz, Sports Director

E [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the participant’s age on or before February 28th. 2026

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 11 & 12 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, Th, or Fr) between 5:00 pm-9:00 pm.
• 11 & 12 age group will play games on Saturdays.
• Game times can range anywhere from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm on Saturday mornings depending on the number of teams and players signed up.

YMCA-PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Jerseys and Shorts must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:00 pm
• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on December 17th.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Last Games/Awards Day: February 28th

Game Schedules will be posted on our sports website, indianlandysports.com

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Sick Policy: If your child is showing any flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Zone Defense
2. Passing & Movement
3. Finishing & Shooting
4. Defensive schemes
5. Learning to move their feet on defense
6. Double dribbling & Traveling will be called

This is where motor skills are more refined. More fouls happen here. Children now can think in advance and begin to anticipate where the ball will be, as well as have the ability to stay at tasks longer. Children can identify with a team and begin to make friends. Socialization becomes very important. This is where “traditional” basketball is being played. Repetition of skills becomes very important and rules are more defined at this level.

Contact Information: Dennis Auz, Sports Director

E [email protected]

AGE DIVISIONS

Age determination is based on the participant’s age on or before February 28th. 2026

This league is BOYS ONLY.

PRACTICES AND GAMES

• Ages 13-14 will have one-hour practices once during a weekday (M, T, W, Th, Fr) from 5:00 pm-9:00 pm.
• 13 & 14 age group will play games on Saturdays.
• Game times can range anywhere from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm.

YMCA-PROVIDED EQUIPMENT

Jerseys and Shorts must be ordered before the first game. Please use this link to order your jersey.

https://augustasportswear.tuosystems.com/stores/ymcaofupperpalmetto

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Coaches Meeting: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:00 pm
• Team/Coach info will be EMAILED on December 17th.
• Other Equipment Required: Athletic, non-scuff Shoes

Last Games/Awards Day: February 28th

Volunteer Opportunities

Children are not the only key component of YMCA Youth Sports Programs. The YMCA relies on dedicated adult volunteers to provide leadership as coaches, officials, scorekeepers, and team parents and assist with fundraising campaigns. Your time and talents are needed at the YMCA.

Sick Policy: If your child is showing any flu-like symptoms, please do not attend practice or games. Your child may return to practice and games when there are no symptoms.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Zone Defense
2. Passing & Movement
3. Finishing & Shooting
4. Defensive schemes
5. Learning to move their feet on defense
6. Double dribbling & Traveling will be called

This is where motor skills are more refined. More fouls happen here. Children now can think in advance and begin to anticipate where the ball will be, as well as have the ability to stay at tasks longer. Children can identify with a team and begin to make friends. Socialization becomes very important. This is where “traditional” basketball is being played. Repetition of skills becomes very important and rules are more defined at this level.

Contact Information: Dennis Auz, Sports Director

E [email protected]