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    2025 Summer K-2 Skills & Game Play

    Boys & Girls K-2 Basketball is back! Whether it’s your first time playing or you're building off the previous winter season, join us to beat the summer heat with 4 weeks of skills & game play.  Programming is tailored with 6.5-8ft rims, form shooting blocks, music, a cold treat, and fun drills to support everyone’s skill level. 
     

    Dates: Tuesday Nights - 7/8, 7/15, 7/22, 7/29 
    Time: 7:00pm - 8:10pm
    Location: Blaine High School Gymnasium 
    Who: Incoming K-2nd Grade Girls & Boys!
    Cost: $50
     

    Boys FUNdamental Program Information:

    The BYB K-1 FUNdamental program is designed to provide the opportunity to learn and practice basketball fundamentals in a fun environment. There are no "league games", although the kids will be involved in team and individual skills competitions.

    Kids will learn the following skills:

    Right & Left hand dribbling
    Right & Left hand lay ups
    Proper shooting form
    Chest pass
    Bounce pass
    Proper Defensive stance & movement

    We encourage Athletes to bring their own basketball (27.5) inch, and Athletes must wear athletic shoes and gym clothes

    What Past K-1 Participants Had to Say:

    "The coaches were great with the kids and were able to explain the drills in a way that made sense."

    "My son loved this session - she wants to play basketball everyday now. :-) "

    "The coaches explained the drills and skills to the boys in a simple way yet made it a lot of fun."

    "Great drills and I loved having the chance to participate with my son. "

    "They were positive, enthusiastic coaches. Did a great job!"

     "Terrific energy and great drills to keep it moving. Fun team building at end of sessions."

    "It was a great session and my son loved it! Great coaches!!! Thank you so much!"

    "Both of the coaches were AMAZING!! My son had never touched a basketball before beginning this session. Although he was new to everything he always felt like a winner because of the positive attitudes of both coaches."