Basketball leagues in the fall?

[Anonymous]

My son is looking to play basketball this fall in preparation for his local league this winter. Does anyone have any recommendations? He is a good player but not “all-star”; per say. Would like to keep his skill levels up while enjoying game play. TIA!

[Anonymous]

Try again please.

[Anonymous]

Some of the AAU teams host weekly clinics but I couldn't tell you which ones. I don't think they have games--just work on the fundamentals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try again please.

I’m confused - what do you mean by this? Try what? Asking the question??

[Anonymous]

Find an AAU program that keeps the kids active all year around.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some of the AAU teams host weekly clinics but I couldn't tell you which ones. I don't think they have games--just work on the fundamentals.

By this I mean, they have clinics for non AAU players.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Some of the AAU teams host weekly clinics but I couldn't tell you which ones. I don't think they have games--just work on the fundamentals.

By this I mean, they have clinics for non AAU players.

Thanks. He could probably benefit from a clinic, but wants to play games as well.

[Anonymous]

How old is he? When mine was younger, he played at the Fairfax County rec centers in the off season through the Parktakes classes.

[Anonymous]

To add to my above post, there is also i9 if he is young enough. We haven’t tried basketball through them but they won’t be competitive like AAU.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How old is he? When mine was younger, he played at the Fairfax County rec centers in the off season through the Parktakes classes.

Sorry - guess I left that out. He’s 11, going into 6th grade.

[Anonymous]

Understandable Op. Evolution has teams that play games. Check them out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Understandable Op. Evolution has teams that play games. Check them out.

We e done Evolution. They seem to only do clinics.