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The ES House League program is a recreation-level basketball league for boys (in grades 1 through 5) and girls (in grades 1 through 4) with playing time rules in place to ensure everyone has an opportunity to play and progressive defensive rules offering increasing level of challenge as players progress. Games are primarily played on Saturdays.
The MS House League program is a recreation-level basketball league for boys (in grades 6 through 8) and girls (in grades 5 through 8) with playing time rules in place to ensure everyone has an opportunity to play and progressive defensive rules offering increasing level of challenge as players progress. Games are primarily played on Saturdays. Players interested in playing in the Middle School Travel League must register for the MS House League.
The Middle School Travel League is a select-style league designed for middle schoolers seeking a higher level of competitive play. CLBL Middle School Travel League teams represent Harper Park, J.L. Simpson, and Smarts Mill Middle Schools. Games are primarily played on Sundays.
The High School House League is a competitive recreation-level league for boys and girls in grades 9 through 12, that has been CLBL's fastest-growing program over the past several years. Games are primarily played on Saturday evenings and Sundays.
Our mission encompasses several enriching goals: to offer children a positive, balanced, and equal playing field where they can participate in recreational basketball, cultivate friendships, build character, and develop teamwork skills. We're not just about the game but about making memories that last a lifetime. We aim to keep our community's children and parents active, engaged, and socially connected. Ultimately, we're committed to creating an environment filled with fun, smiles, and camaraderie that makes our community unique.
All of this is only possible with our dedicated volunteers. From coaches to administrators, we sincerely appreciate the time, effort, and love they pour into our recreational league. Their commitment is the cornerstone that helps us practice the ideals of good sportsmanship, teamwork, and fair play.
So join us, whether you're a player looking to have fun and improve your skills in a recreational setting, a parent interested in volunteering, or a community member wanting to support a wonderful cause. Here at BHBL, we're not just playing basketball; we're honoring the spirit of the game and enriching our community.
On July 7, 2017, Sev Hrywnak and Dave Magley announced the formation of a new professional basketball league. Magley previously served as commissioner for the National Basketball League of Canada (NBLC).[4] Hrywnak was the owner of the Rochester Razorsharks. Teams are based throughout the United States and Western Canada. Over the course of two years, the league administration located cities that formerly hosted basketball teams in the defunct Continental Basketball Association, the Premier Basketball League, defunct NBA teams and other potential sports markets. The purpose of the league is to provide opportunities for community involvement particularly schools from the elementary to high school levels. Programs include players reading to younger children, hosting basketball camps for teens, and speaking in school-wide assemblies about substance abuse and staying in school.[5]
The league launched its inaugural 2018 season with eight teams: the Albany Patroons, Kansas City Tornados, Kentucky Thoroughbreds, Nevada Desert Dogs, Ohio Cardinals, Rochester Razorsharks, Vancouver Knights, and the Yakima SunKings. The Ohio Cardinals were replaced mid-season by the Ohio Bootleggers, a team operated by the former ownership of the Vancouver Knights.
On February 25, 2018, Dave Magley announced that there were four more approved franchises in Bellevue, Washington; Raleigh, North Carolina; Tampa, Florida; and San Diego, California; with the goal of 16 total well-funded teams, for a 2019 season.[6]
During the second season, there were many canceled and rescheduled games.[9] The league cut its season short, with the New York Court Kings and Kansas City Tornadoes either folding or ceasing operations for the season.[10]
Prior to the third season, the league added the Columbus Condors, Dayton Flight, Dallas Skyline, Gulf Coast Lions, Indy Express, Lewisville Yellow Jackets, and the Tri-State Admirals as expansion teams.[11][12] The San Diego Waves were replaced by expansion San Diego Armada while the Waves were being relocated, but neither team would make the 2020 schedule.[13] Due to the lack of other western teams, the Yakima SunKings and the Mesquite Desert Dogs suspended operations. The third season started in January 2020, but on March 11, 2020, the league announced the season would end prematurely due to the COVID-19 pandemic and have a four-team playoff on March 18 through 22. However, the tournament was also cancelled as most events throughout the country were closed to prevent the spread of the virus.
The league then proceeded to announce several new teams for the 2021 season, expanding from 12 teams in the curtailed 2020 season to 35 teams by January 11, 2021. Several of the added teams came from the semi-professional American Basketball Association.[14][15][16][17] In March, several teams began opting out of the season due to the ongoing pandemic restrictions.
City league plays from January to March. Team registration starts in November. Teams play 8 games and tournament follows league play. Register as a team, open to Men and Women. This league is played at Great Falls Public School gyms.
The Needham Youth Basketball league (NYBL) is a recreational basketball league for children in 3rd-8th grade, who live in Needham, MA or attend school in Needham, MA. All abilities welcome and encouraged.
Arcata Youth Basketball provides a fun, positive and low-competitive atmosphere to learn the game of basketball. Teams practice one hour per week on weekdays with games of Saturdays. Practice days/time are determined by volunteer coach availability. Divisions are 1/2nd, 3/4th and 5/6th grades.
DESCRIPTION: Drop-in Basketball is a non-structured program where individuals can drop by and shoot hoops or bring a crew and scrimmage. Players must check in with staff at the Gym to sign the waiver and pay. Make sure to check for locations/times by calling 707-838-1260.
Town of Windsor Men's Basketball Leagues run year round. Each league is designed for the recreational benefit and positive social interaction of the participants. The ability to participate in a "sportsmanlike" manner is essential. Each team will be required to pay a $50 sportsmanship deposit in addition to league fees. This $50 will be returned at the end of the season to those teams who have participated in sportsmanlike manner. Sportsmanship guidelines, schedules, league rules and policies will be discussed at the manager's meeting.
Registrations will be taken as a team. Each team must select a team manager who will open an account in their name in order to register their team. The entire league fee will be added onto the manager's account balance and must be paid in full prior to the manager's meeting. NO EXCEPTIONS. The Town of Windsor does take a variety of payments, however, if the team desires to register online, only one credit card will be accepted and must be paid in full at the time of registration.
To pay in person visit the Parks and Recreation office at 9291 Old Redwood Highway, Building 300D
or call (707) 838-1260 to register with a credit card over the phone.
For information on our Adult Sports programs please contact:
Mike Kovanis
(707) 838-5980
E-Mail
The Boston GLBTQ Basketball League (BGBL) provides a welcoming and fun environment for the Boston LGBTQ+ community and its allies to enjoy the game of basketball. The BGBL promotes sportsmanship and camaraderie and is free from any and all discrimination. Season after season, we strengthen diversity and tolerance within athletics and our larger community.
Each year, new and returning players from diverse backgrounds join to overcome obstacles, have fun, and build friendships. In addition, the BGBL hosts events with partner Boston non-profits who also advocate for social justice and historically oppressed communities.
Since 1994, the BGBL has played an integral role in expanding safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community in the Boston area, fostering community, and inspiring future generations. We offer two divisions of play for all experience levels, including beginners are welcome!
2024 will mark the 35th season of the Princeton Men's Summer Basketball League. The league will begin play in mid June. Games are played outdoors at Community Park Courts on Monday/Wednesday/Friday evenings starting at 7:15pm. The rain-site is typically Princeton High School.
The Princeton Men's Summer Basketball League (PMSBL) began in 1989 with four teams. The league was started when the Princeton High School Boys Coach at the time, Doug Snyder, approached the Recreation Department about forming a competitive summer league that would benefit both his current and former PHS players. Coach Snyder went on to serve as the commissioner of the league from 1989-1996.
Since that first summer, the league has averaged 9 teams per season and has seen hundreds of current and former college and professional players play in the league. At its 20th Anniversary celebration in 2008, the league established a Hall of Fame to honor the players, coaches and contributors that have been instrumental in helping to make PMSBL one of the premier summer leagues in the state. Click the links below to see the ever-growing list of former college and professional players, as well as an historical list of scoring titles and award winners.
Your boys and girls will get more chances to handle the basketball and develop age-appropriate basketball skills. Lower Divisions will play on 8' baskets, with smaller balls, in a 3-on-3 half-court format. Upper Divisions will enjoy 4-on-4 or 5-on-5 full court competition with standings, playoffs, and championship.
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