Find Your Level
Grade Divisions
Six divisions across two scheduling waves. Grades are used for initial placement — staff review supports safe, age-appropriate participation when needed.
Foundations
First touches, movement, coordination, and a fun, welcoming introduction to the game.
What families can expect
Lots of encouragement, age-appropriate drills, and a focus on listening, trying, and enjoying the gym.
Development
Fundamental skills, dribbling, passing, body control, and building basketball habits.
What families can expect
Structured skill stations, guided play, and growing confidence with the ball.
Rising Players
Skill refinement, decision-making, teamwork, and competitive readiness.
What families can expect
More situational play, team concepts, and an introduction to structured competition.
Middle School
Positional understanding, basketball IQ, and applying skills in game settings.
What families can expect
Faster-paced sessions, decision-making under pressure, and competitive 3v3 play.
High School I
Advanced skill development, situational awareness, and competitive application.
What families can expect
High-intensity sessions, tactical concepts, and competitive game scenarios.
High School II
Refined competition, leadership, and preparing players to carry the game forward.
What families can expect
Advanced competitive play, leadership opportunities, and mentoring younger athletes.
The program uses two scheduling waves (Wave 1: Grades 1–6; Wave 2: Grades 7–12). Athletes are not automatically grouped for direct competition across all grades in a wave. Families receive their athlete's assigned wave, arrival details, and program instructions after registration and placement review.
Division and wave placement are based primarily on current grade, with staff review when needed to support safe, age-appropriate participation.