8 weeks:

Mondays

Aug 25 - Oct 13

7:00 - 8:15pm

With a focus on skills in the first half of each session, athletes will be able to put their foundational skill work to the test in games in the second half of each session.

Benefits of 3-on-3 Basketball

1. More Involvement Per Player

With fewer players on the court, everyone gets more time with the ball, more opportunities to defend, and more chances to impact the game.

2. More Touches on the Ball

Increased ball involvement leads to faster skill development in shooting, passing, dribbling, and decision-making.

3. Faster Decision-Making

3-on-3 forces quick reads and reactions. Players must constantly assess spacing, teammates, and opponents to make the right play.

4. Improved Teamwork

There’s no hiding in 3-on-3. Players must work together on both ends of the floor to succeed.

5. Boosted Physical Fitness

The game’s pace demands movement, agility, and endurance—great for overall conditioning.

6. Sharpened Mental Processing

With less structure and fewer set plays, players are forced to think on their feet and anticipate quickly.

7. More Shooting Opportunities

Smaller lineups and better spacing allow players to take—and practice—more game-like shots.

8. Better Communication

Players must constantly talk on offense and defense to stay in sync. It’s a perfect setting to build leadership and communication skills.

9. Simplified Rules for Younger Players

The simplified rule set makes it easier for younger athletes to learn and enjoy the game.

10. Leadership Development

Players take on more responsibility per possession, encouraging leadership and accountability.

11. Creates Playing Opportunities

For players who might not make a full 5-on-5 team, 3-on-3 offers more chances to play and grow.

12. Encourages Creativity

With more space and fewer players, kids can try new moves, work on footwork, and experiment with different skills.

13. Teaches Spacing and Movement

3-on-3 is one of the best formats to teach the importance of spacing, cutting, screening, and movement without the ball.

8 weeks:

Mondays

Aug 25 - Oct 13

7:00 - 8:15pm

With a focus on skills in the first half of each session, athletes will be able to put their foundational skill work to the test in games in the second half of each session.

Benefits of 3-on-3 Basketball

1. More Involvement Per Player

With fewer players on the court, everyone gets more time with the ball, more opportunities to defend, and more chances to impact the game.

2. More Touches on the Ball

Increased ball involvement leads to faster skill development in shooting, passing, dribbling, and decision-making.

3. Faster Decision-Making

3-on-3 forces quick reads and reactions. Players must constantly assess spacing, teammates, and opponents to make the right play.

4. Improved Teamwork

There’s no hiding in 3-on-3. Players must work together on both ends of the floor to succeed.

5. Boosted Physical Fitness

The game’s pace demands movement, agility, and endurance—great for overall conditioning.

6. Sharpened Mental Processing

With less structure and fewer set plays, players are forced to think on their feet and anticipate quickly.

7. More Shooting Opportunities

Smaller lineups and better spacing allow players to take—and practice—more game-like shots.

8. Better Communication

Players must constantly talk on offense and defense to stay in sync. It’s a perfect setting to build leadership and communication skills.

9. Simplified Rules for Younger Players

The simplified rule set makes it easier for younger athletes to learn and enjoy the game.

10. Leadership Development

Players take on more responsibility per possession, encouraging leadership and accountability.

11. Creates Playing Opportunities

For players who might not make a full 5-on-5 team, 3-on-3 offers more chances to play and grow.

12. Encourages Creativity

With more space and fewer players, kids can try new moves, work on footwork, and experiment with different skills.

13. Teaches Spacing and Movement

3-on-3 is one of the best formats to teach the importance of spacing, cutting, screening, and movement without the ball.

Rookie Dribbler Clinic will run for 6 weeks: Wednesdays, Sept 10 - Oct 15

Focus is on fun and integrative ways to teach individual fundamental basketball skills. Join Coach Carey and Coach Jodie as they start our athletes young with the 3 D's - as they become DRIVEN, DETERMINED, and DEDICATED little ballers.