Grades K & 1Instructor: Coach Todd Goudy & Charger Basketball Players All boys and girls in grades K-1 are encouraged to come play and learn the basic skills of basketball in this fun, safe, and recreational Saturday program. Players will also have the opportunity to participate during halftime of a home varsity basketball game. Players and parents will get in free to the game. Half-time date: TBD. As part of the program, all first-time players will receive their own 27.5" basketball. Returning players who no longer have their youth ball should either purchase a new one or bring their own, clearly labeled.

Grades 2 & 3Coaches Goudy & Flick This program is designed for 2nd and 3rd graders looking to develop their basketball skills while being introduced to competitive play in a fun, supportive environment. Each session emphasizes skill development, team concepts, and competing in 3-on-3 games which will provide valuable game experience. The 3-on-3 format offers more ball touches, involvement, and decision-making opportunities than traditional 5-on-5, making it an ideal transition from the foundational skills taught in K–1 basketball and the structure and intensity of travel basketball in 4th grade. Participants should bring a labeled 27.5" youth basketball. Balls are available for purchase ($20) if needed. We're also seeking parent volunteers to help coach and referee games. Let us know if you're interested in assisting.

All boys and girls in grades K-1 are invited to join us for a fun and safe introduction to basketball through our recreational Saturday program. Participants will learn basic basketball skills and enjoy playing in a supportive environment. As a highlight, players will have the exciting opportunity to participate during halftime of a home varsity basketball game (date to be determined). Both players and parents will receive free admission to this game. We look forward to seeing everyone on the court! As part of the program, all first-time players will receive their own 27.5" basketball. Returning players who no longer have their youth ball should either purchase a new one or bring their own, clearly labeled.