Boomer Basketball

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WHAT

• 2022 Boomer Basketball
• Program for Boys & Girls
• Ages 3-14
• Age as of First Gasme
  
  

WHEN

• Games will be played on Saturday mornings and afternoons
• Games start in December   
• Basketball Schedule Page:  Receive Live Updates on Scores and Schedule Changes by Following Your Team(s)
  From the Schedule Link  --> Select Teams Tab --> Find Your Team(s) --> Enter Your Info & Click Follow

WHERE

• Games will be played at the Jay Community Center 
• 115 E. Water St. Portland, IN 47371  (Click Here to get Directions)

COST 

• $60 on or before Monday, November 7th - Non-Refundable Fee
• Registration includes Boomer Basketball shirt and practice basketball
• Multi Child Discount - $5 off each for 2 children registered - $10 off each for 3+ children registered 
  
• Team Coaching Credit up to $60
• Any accepted late registrations will be subject to a $10 late fee per registrant

TEAMS

• Teams will be organized by JCC
• Players will be placed on teams by special requests, M/F, and age
• Typical age groups are the following: 3-4, 5-6, 7-9 girls, 7-8 boys, 9-10 boys, 10+ girls, and 11+ boys

PRACTICE 

• Ages 3-4 can schedule practices on Monday Nights 
• All other ages can schedule practices Tuesday-Friday Nights

SPECIAL REQUESTS 

• Same Team as Sibling or Please Play with
• If you want your child on the same team as a friend the request must match the friend's request
• Siblings playing in the same age division will be placed on the same team.
• All other requests are not quaranteed, and teams won't be stacked or overloaded due to special requests.
• The Goal of the League is Development and Fun

PICTURES 

• Pictures will be taken within the first three weeks of games prior to the scheduled starting times
• Pictures will be taken by
  

   

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& Play for  Free!
Forms & Info Available at JCC!!

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Made possible by a grant from the Portland Foundation