ELK GROVE BOYS FEEDER BASKETBALL

Elk Grove Boys Feeder Basketball is a feeder program for the Elk Grove High School basketball program.  Eligible players include boys’ in grades 5th through 8th who live within the Elk Grove High School District 214 boundaries.

Our goal is to build a competitive basketball program that is recognized as having players, coaches and parents who demonstrate good sportsmanship, respect, and integrity at all times.  The program offers players to practice and experience travel quality games, tournaments, and league play.  The level of play is competitive, and a high-level of commitment by both the players and parents, to the program, is expected.

WHY JOIN / PLAY ELK GROVE FEEDER BASKETBALL?

1.  Develop individual skills while building team chemistry with others that will attend the same high school

2.  Be exposed and learn the philosophy and fundamental framework of the Elk Grove High School basketball program

3.  Practice and play home games on Elk Grove High School basketball courts

4.  Be a part of the Elk Grove High School basketball community

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

The program tryouts will be in August or September with practices beginning in October and the season ending in late February / early March.  Depending on age level, the season will consist of 2-3 practices a week and a total of 25-35 games.  All age levels will play in formal league which will consist of 12-18 league games and then compete in the league year-end tournament.  Other games will be through non-league, weekend tournaments, and single games.  Home games and practices will be held at Elk Grove High School and all other games will be on the road to local towns.

COMMITMENT

The Elk Grove Feeder basketball program is a significant commitment for players and families.  It is important to be aware of this commitment and families should discuss and agree upon prior to the tryouts.  Players are expected to make practices and games.  The estimated cost per player for a season will be $375 - $475. This specific amount will be communicated to the players shortly after tryouts.  This cost is less than or in-line with other not-for-profit feeder programs.