The Girls Summer Basketball Clinic series is led by Coach Clarence White. Coach White is a veteran youth coach in the Princeton area, with a diverse background as both a coach and a player. The skills series is open to rising 4th – 9th (Fall 2013) graders from Princeton & Montgomery as well as nonresidents that attend school in either town. Sessions are held on Tuesday & Thursday evenings at the Community Park School courts in Princeton Township (6:30-8pm) This Program runs from June 25 through July 25. Registration is $42 for Princeton and Montgomery residents, and $83 for Cranbury and other nonresidents that attend school in Princeton.

Dates: June 25 - July 25
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays
Time: 6:30pm-8pm
Registration: Online at CommunityPass online registration system. Registration will begin on March 1, 2013.
Fee: $42 for Princeton & Montgomery residents
Cranbury residents & Nonresidents that attend school in Princeton: $83

This recreation league is open to boys entering grades 4-9 in September 2013. Games are played outdoors at Community Park South courts. League is open to Princeton residents, Montgomery residents and nonresidents that attend school in Princeton. Games are played on Monday, Wed. & Friday afternoons. Teams formed based on grade & ability. Games are played at 5:20 for the Junior Division (grades 4 – 6) & 6:15 p.m or 7:00pm for the Senior Division (grades 7 – 9).

Dates: June 24 - August 2
Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday (teams play at least 2 out of 3 days per week)
Registration: Online at CommunityPass online registration system. Registration will begin on March 1, 2013.

Fee: $42 for Princeton residents
Montgomery & Cranbury residents: $83
Nonresidents that attend school in Princeton: $83

Nonresidents (besides Montgomery & Cranbury) with no school affiliation will be put on a wait list and added later of space is available.

Clarence White Girls Basketball Camp

There will be two (2) separate weeks of the Clarence White Girls Basketball Camp in 2013. Campers can register for either session, or both! Both sessions are now available to register for on 3/1

July 8 - 12 (Session 1)
August 5 - August 9 (Session 2)

Open to Rising 5th - 9th Graders in Fall 2013
9 am - 3 pm daily @ PHS + optional swimming @ CP Pool from 3 - 5 pm
 $124 for Princeton residents/$206 for nonresidents*
*Open to Princeton residents, Cranbury residents & nonresidents that attend school in Princeton. Other nonresidents will be put on a wait list and added later of space is available.
Registration will begin online March 1 at CommunityPass.net Click the link to be redirected to the CommunityPass site.

PRD Boys Basketball Camp

There will two weeks of PRD Boys Basketball Camp in 2013. Campers may register for either session or both! Both camps are the same price & times, however session 1 is run by PHS Coach Mark Shelly & Staff, while session 2 is run by PHS Basketball Staff & PRD Basketball Staff. Both sessions are available to register for on 3/1

June 24 - June 28 (Session 1 with PHS Varsity Head Coach Mark Shelly)
July 22 - 26 (Session 2 PHS Bball Staff/PRD Bball Staff combination)

- Open to Rising 5th - 9th Graders in Fall 2013
- 9 am - 3 pm @ PHS daily + optional swimming @ CP Pool from 3 - 5 pm
- $124 for Princeton residents/$206 for nonresidents*
- *Open to Princeton residents, Cranbury residents & nonresidents that attend school in Princeton. Other nonresidents will be put on a waiting list and added later if space is available.
Registration will begin online on March 1 at CommunityPass.net Click the link to be redirected to the CommunityPass site.

For additional information, please contact Joe Marrolli at marrolli@princetonnj.gov

1) Why is the girls program a partnership between Princeton & Montgomery recreation departments but the boy's program is not? The girls league began in 2001 as a partnered effort between the two towns. The boy's league began in 1993 as a Princeton rec. program. Since then, the rules have changed to allow Montgomery residents to participate (at the nonresident rate) but the Montgomery Recreation office is not involved in the operation of the program.

3) Can I request a specific teammate? Team (mate) requests are not met often in the summer programs. Kids of the same age almost always play at the same time so carpooling is possible in most cases.

4) Where is Community Park? Directions to Community Park can be found in the directions section of this website.

5) What if I live outside of Princeton or Montgomery but I attend school in one of the towns?
Girls Skills Clinic: Nonresidents that attend school in Princeton or Montgomery may sign up immediately but you still do have to pay the nonresident rate.
Boys Summer League: Nonresidents that attend school in Princeton may sign up at any time and pay the nonresident rate.

6) What if I live in Cranbury? Cranbury residents may sign up for any of our youth summer basketball programs at the nonresident rate. Beginning in 2010, the nonresident rate for our summer basketball camps has been reduced from $240 per camper to $206 per camper.

7) I do not live in Princeton, Montgomery or Cranbury but I still want to play; what are my options? Nonresidents will be put on a waiting list until the program is set to begin. At that point the Program Supervisor will decide if there is room for additional players.

Additional questions? Please call Joe Marrolli: marrolli@princetonnj.gov

Nonresidents interested in registering for youth summer basketball programs will be put on a waiting list until after the programs begin. If there is space available at that point, nonresidents will be added. To be added to the waiting list, please visit our CommunityPass.net online registration system, create your family account, & go through the steps of the registration process for the program. The system should recognize you as a nonresident and put you immediately to the waiting list. It will NOT ask you to pay for the program at this point.

Because our youth summer leagues are partnerships with Montgomery Recreation, Montgomery residents can sign up at any time. Montgomery residents must pay the nonresident rate for the boys' program (same rate as Princeton residents for girls program). In addition, Cranbury residents AND nonresidents that attend school in Princeton may sign up at any time but they must still pay the nonresident rate.