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NOW ENROLLING · BELLEVUE, OHIO · JULY 8-29

3-on-3 Development League.

Most players spend 90% of their time playing and 10% actually getting better. This league flips that. Four weeks. Three divisions. Real coaching on every possession.

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The Difference

This is not just a league. It is a teaching environment that uses 3-on-3 as the vehicle.

Most leagues hand your kid a jersey and a ref and call it development. We don't. Every game has a focus. Every possession gets coached. Every player walks out having learned something they didn't know when they walked in. The 3-on-3 format isn't the product it's the tool we use to teach the game the right way.

The Difference

Pillars

What makes this league different is 3 on 3 requires players to be in the correct spots and our expert coaches will instruct to help the athletes understand the ins and outs of the game! Our unique approach forces players into positions and settings adapt, communicate and do the little things that make basketball work. This league is not about true wins and loses or stats. Our wins are if players learn and get better to take the skills into the school season.

New Teammates every week.

Your athlete can't coast on chemistry. Every week the roster resets. They have to communicate with new players, adjust to different styles, and figure it out fast. That's how real basketball IQ gets built not by running the same plays with the same friends.

Constraint games that teach.

Before every game we install a focus rule. Everyone touches before a shot. Every possession starts with a ball screen. Cutters score more than shooters. The constraint forces the habit. By the time your athlete plays a real game this fall, these reads are automatic.

Hockey style subs every 2 minutes.

Four players per team, one resting. Every 2 minutes a new sub flies in without stopping play. No hiding, no standing around. Every player is either competing or talking calling out matchups, rotations, and who's coming in next. This is where leaders get made.

Limited to 12 athletes per division.

Real coaching needs small numbers. We cap each division at 12 no exceptions. Once a division is full, you go on the waitlist.

Example Focus Rules

Each week, a new constraint. Each Constraint, a new habit.

Sample of the focus rules we install during games. They change weekly so athletes leave with a new tool every session, not just stats.

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Week 1

Every possession starts with a ball screen.

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Week 2

Cutters score more than shooters

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Week 3

No dribbles, only pass and cuts

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Week 4

Every player touches the ball before a shot

Divisions

1

Rookies 3rd-5th grade

Younger players, beginners, kids still figuring out the game. We work on the basics: footwork, ball handling, shooting form, passing with both hands. Every session opens with 20 minutes of teaching, then we play. Kids leave knowing one new thing each week.

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Risers 6th-8th grade

Middle school players who have the basics down and want to keep getting better. We work on reading defenders, using screens, scoring on the move, and playing through pressure. 15 minutes of teaching at the front, then live games. We coach through the games, not just before them.

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Varsity 9th-12th grade

High school players. Varsity, The pace is faster, the coaching is heavier, the standards are higher. Quick install before play 5-10 mins. The skills we work on here show up in your school season.

This is a skill development program, not a competitive boys' league or competitive girls' league. The teaching format (hockey subs, constraint games, weekly teammate rotation) is uniquely well-suited to co-ed play because the constraints equalize physical advantages and the rotation forces athletes to read every kind of teammate. Co-ed is actually better for development than single-gender.

All divisions are open to athletes of any gender in the grade band. If demand justifies a girls-only Varsity slot, we will add one.

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The Schedule

Four weeks. Commit to all four.
Players must sign up for the full season. Teammate rotation and constraint progression only work if everyone shows up all four weeks.

Week 1

Wednesday July 8th

Rookies 10am-11am
Risers- 11:10am-12:10pm
Varsity- 12:20-1:20pm

Week 2

Wednesday July 15th

Rookies 10am-11am
Risers- 11:10am-12:10pm
Varsity- 12:20-1:20pm

Week 3

Wednesday July 22nd

Rookies 10am-11am
Risers- 11:10am-12:10pm
Varsity- 12:20-1:20pm

Week 4

Wednesday July 29th

Rookies 10am-11am
Risers- 11:10am-12:10pm
Varsity- 12:20-1:20pm

TESTIMONIALS

What our past players Say

Our 10 year old son loved the 3 on 3 format for training with Coach Trey! The small group format gave him plenty of opportunities to handle the ball, make decisions, and stay involved every minute of the session. The balance between skill development and competition was perfect and kept him engaged and wanting to go back each week!

Amy

Parent of Athlete

This was great for my sons development. While he was a bit behind it was good for him to be exposed to the setting and style to prepare him for the long term.

Parent of Athlete

My son loved the league setting. He learned spacing, screening, ball handling He is excited to participate in the future.

Parent of Athlete

We loved this style. The format is great and we aer very excited to do the next season!

Parent of Athlete

This league is not for everyone.

FAQ

Can I sign up for skill training and the league together?
What if I select member rate but my athlete is not enrolled in skill training?
What is the teaching segment?
What are the focus rules / constraint games?
Why switch teammates every week?
Why hockey-sub every 2 minutes?

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