Our Programs
Our Programs
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Instructional DivisionList Item 1
For ages 5 and 6. Kids will play on an 8 foot basket. with a 22"size ball. All games are played at Greater Plymouth Community Center on Saturdays.
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Intermediate DivisionList Item 2
For ages 7 and 8. Kids will play on an 8 foot court and use a 22" ball. Games will be played at Greater Plymouth CommunityCenter and Colonial Middle School.
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JV DivisionList Item 3
For ages 9 and 10. Kids will play with games at Colonial Middle School and Greater Plymouth Community Center.
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Varsity DivisionList Item 4
For ages 11-12. Kids will play games at Colonial Middle School.
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Senior Division
For ages 13-17. Kids will play all games at PW High School.
Sideline Impact
As a parent, YOUR etiquette on the sidelines impacts your child’s youth
sports experience. Be cognizant of your body language as you react
positively or negatively to their play or their team’s play. Studies have
shown that positive cheering and expressing positive body language
directly leads to a better experience for your child.
Having passion, wanting to win and wanting the best for your child is
great. The how and when we express all of these emotions is what
is truly important.
Let the coaches coach!
It is inappropriate for parents to address
playing time, team strategy or play calling with the coach. It can
be confusing for athletes when parents are offering and sometimes
yelling tips and tactics from the sideline.
Encourage your child
Help your child learn the importance of
sportsmanship by talking with them about what it is, and then showing
them what it is by positively cheering for them and their teammates in
the stands.
Keep Perspective
Pay attention to the game, but at the end of
the day, remember that basketball is just a game, it’s supposed to be
fun and enjoyable for everyone involved.
Respect the Refs
Arguing or saying negative
things to the referees does not change their calls, help your child’s
team win, or make your child feel proud.
