Basketball League/Ages 9-11 Girls/Winter/FCC

700 NE 136th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98684, USA

Full | Youth Sports

Description

Ages 9-11 girls. Our athletes participate in non-threatening, non-competitive, recreational basketball leagues. Children learn discipline, responsibility, commitment, teamwork and good sportsmanship. Most importantly they will have fun! Each athlete receives equal playing time and coaching during both practices and games. Our leagues are coached by volunteers, who are usually the parent of another child in the league. Equipment needed:Size 27.5 BasketballAthletic shoesT-shirts are provided for each player.No jewelry may be worn during league games including earrings, necklaces, bracelets, etc.General Information:Please the Youth Recreation COVID-19 Protocols read the before registering.Registrations are first come, first served.No age exceptions will be given.All participants, coaches and spectators must follow the code of conduct, league rules and league protocols.Participants, coaches and spectators must bring their own mask to practices and games. See state guidelines for specific requirements for masks/face coverings.League Information:Games between 9am-6pm beginning on Saturday, 2/4.7 games at Firstenburg Community Center.Practice day/time is determined by the coachOne 1-hour practice a week between 5:00-8:30pm at Evergreen School District gyms or Firstenburg Community Center beginning the week of 1/23.Youth Sports Leagues are recreational with no stats and provide equal playing time.All skill levels welcome.Practices begin two weeks prior to the first scheduled game, week of 1/23.Practice day/time/location is determined by the coach, typical practices are one evening during the week Monday-Friday starting after 5:30pm beginning the week of 1/23.Practices are one hour long.Coaches will email you regarding practice and game schedules between 1/16-1/22.No refunds, credits or transfers starting four weeks prior to first scheduled game.Coaches needed for basketball teams. Complete the coaches inquiry form or contact Demetrius Brooks at 360-487-7014 or demetrius.brooks@cityofvancouver.us prior to registering.League guidelines are subject to change.Inclusion Notes:Programs can/may be adapted by applying reasonable accommodations/modifications and/or using auxiliary aids and/or services, however the basic structure of the program remains the same.Accommodations/modifications are made as determined needed and without altering the basic program structure. Accommodations/modifications may be flexible as well as innovative and may vary depending on program size, type and duration.Accommodations/modifications may include:Informing the course or program instructor, lead and/or staff of the participants needs.A lower staff to participant ratio than would be standard for the program.Personal caregivers are welcome to attend with participants.Personal Care/Behavior Support:Vancouver Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services program staff does not provide personal care or dedicated individual behavioral support. If a participant requires personal care such as but not limited to toileting assistance, feeding, or changing of clothes or with other modifications that require one-on-one support you may send a family member/caregiver to attend with the participant at no charge. They must be cleared with a background check through VPRCS or a partnering agency, contact program coordinator for information.