Ages 3-4 (Mini-stars)

Why it's important to expose your child to a team environment early on.

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Ages 6-8 (MVPs)

Ages 5-6 (All-Stars)

Ages 4-5 (Rising Stars)

Our Preschoolers basketball program will introduce your child to team sports through a comfortable and nurturing environment. In this program, your child will develop key social and communication skills as they follow along with our coaches who are more like mentors.

Our accredited Sports Scientists have designed a specialized program that helps to develop children's fundamental movement skills (FMS), in a nurturing and fun environment.

We use a variety of basketball skills such as dribbling, shooting, and passing, to develop hand-eye coordination, gross motor skills, and more! Your toddler/preschooler will love it!

Mini-stars (Ages 3-4):

Our Mini-stars program is designed for the youngest hoop enthusiasts, providing a gentle introduction to the basics of basketball. Through fun games and activities, children will develop their motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and a love for the game. This program focuses on building confidence and teamwork in a nurturing environment where every child is a star.

All-Stars (Ages 5-6):

Our MVPs program is for the future stars of the game! At this stage, players will delve deeper into the technical aspects of basketball, learning advanced skills and game strategies. While the emphasis remains on fun and enjoyment, MVPs will also experience more competitive play, helping them develop resilience, sportsmanship, and a true passion for the sport.

Rising Stars (Ages 4-5):

As our young athletes progress, the Rising Stars program introduces more structured basketball activities. Here, children will learn foundational skills such as dribbling, passing, and shooting, all while continuing to enjoy playful and interactive sessions. The focus is on skill development, social interaction, and fostering a positive attitude towards sports.

MVPs (Ages 6-8):

In the All-Stars program, kids take their skills to the next level. With a stronger emphasis on teamwork and game understanding, children will start participating in small-sided games that encourage strategic thinking and cooperation. This stage is all about refining their skills, building confidence on the court, and preparing for more competitive play.