We Need Your Help!

We are in need of more board members and have multiple positions available!

We welcome all applicants and consider all ideas to make Blaine youth girls basketball the best it can be.  If you think that you can help, you can!  Please apply today!

Click on this link to apply: https://forms.gle/detqsxEjtyxeZEyf9

Have a player currently in grades K-8 that would like to play a little more basketball this spring?  Blaine Youth Girls Basketball is offering a chance to work on skills and play in small games, like 3 on 3, over the course of 5 Saturday/Sundays this spring at Sunrise Elementary.  Session times and age groups will depend on final registration numbers, but will be at least one hour in length.  

• Grades K-3 will start no earlier than 8am and finish no later than 12pm on Saturdays.
• Grades 4-8 will start no earlier than 4pm and finish no later than 8pm on Sundays.  

The goals for the skills sessions are to have fun, improve individual and team skills, and give players things to work on over the summer and heading into next year's seasons.  Sessions will be led by Blaine Youth Basketball Coaches and Board Members.

We want to thank Toppers Pizza for their continued support of our program.  We were able to raise over $400 for the girls youth and high school basketball programs through the Doughnation Fundraiser they did for us last month!

Thank you to all of those who participated! 

To read and review our policy and procedures with regard to Covid-19, please click the following link:

2020-2021 Covid-19 Preparedness Plan  

Updated policies and procedures can be found on the Blaine Youth Basketball website.  If you would like to read these policies and procedures along with other information about our program, please visit the website at https://www.blaineyouthbasketball.com/girls-bylaws-policies-financials

Go Bengals!

Congrats to our BGBB teams on being selected for a Youth 1st Team Award from the 2020 Girls Grade State Tourney of Champions!

This award recognizes positive behavior from players, coaches, parents and fans. Continue to be a Bengal by showing and promoting sportsmanship, teamwork and cultural interactions throughout the summer and into next season.

Go Bengals!

Online Ball Handling sessions available.  Please check their website, here, for schedule and pricing options.  Some programs available for free.

Requires device to see and hear trainer, space to dribble, basketball.

To help athletes and communities stay active in a safe and healthy way during the COVID-19 pandemic, all HomeCourt features are free through the end of May, 2020 (available only through the App Store at this time).

The software uses artificial intelligence (ai) in combination with the camera on your device to capture and analyze your shooting and dribbling.  Offering training and workouts that seem more like video games than drills.

Watch the film here.

Download the app here.

Requirements: an iPhone or iPad and a basketball for dribbling drills. 
Shooting analysis requires the device in a location (preferably behind the shooter) to see the basket and the shooter at the free throw distance for AI to set the measurements.

Basketball Drills

SportsEngine collection of basketball drills you can do at home.  Find ideas here.