SUMMER SLAM LEAGUES

An inclusive, recreational, and developmentally focused seven-week experience for boys and girls. Youth leagues will feature one skill sessions and one game per week. The 2025 Season will be hosted between West Richmond Community Centre (9180 No. 1 Road) and Hugh Boyd Secondary School (9200 No. 1 Road)

Elementary-aged programs will take place on Monday, Wednesday and/or Friday nights between 4:00PM and 9:00PM. High School-aged programs will take place Tuesday and Thursday nights between 4:00PM and 9:00PM. Grades K/1/2/3 will take place on Friday nights, and will be skill-based practice sessions where basketball and movement fundamentals will take priority over formal gameplay.

COED OFFERINGS:

GRADES 2/3 - CHILDREN (COED) - July 4-August 22

6:00PM-7:00PM - #00518692

7:10PM-8:10PM - #00518693

GIRLS LEAGUES:

GRADES 5/6 - #00518673

GRADES 7/9 - #00518674

GRADES 8-10 SKILLS & DRILLS: #00518691

BOYS LEAGUES

GRADES 4/5: #00518661

GRADES 6/7: #00518664

GRADES 8/9: #00518680

GRADES 10-12 (Recreational): #00518686

GRADES 10-12 (Competitive): #00518687

IMPORTANT LOCATION NOTICE:

Each registrant will receive location confirmation prior to the start of the program through our website.

Please take a moment to review our Spectator Code of Conduct :

  • Support all players — Cheer for effort, not just results. Celebrate the little things: a good pass, hustle on defense, or a smart play.

  • Respect coaches, referees, and staff — They’re here to help kids grow and enjoy the game, they will make mistakes just as players will.

  • Stay positive from the stands — Keep ‘sideline’ coaching to a minimum, criticism, or negative comments. Let the game be the kids’ moment. We can cheer without putting the opponent down.

  • Model good sportsmanship — Win or lose, show grace and encourage your child to do the same.

  • Keep perspective — Ask “What did you learn today?” instead of “Did you win?” Let’s emphasize growth, fun and teamwork.

By following this code, you help build a community where every athlete feels encouraged, respected, and excited to play. Failure to adhere to this code may result in losing spectator privileges for future Summer Slam games.

ALL PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE

  • A Summer Slam jersey or basketball.

  • Modified rules (EG: equal playing time) to ensure equal playing time and optimal development for each athlete.

  • Developmentally-appropriate coaching from age-specific trained coaches.

2026 FINE PRINT

  • Registration will be based on September 2026 Grade level.

  • Registration Opens on Tuesday, May 5, 2026 @ 9:00PM, and will close on Monday, June 15, 2026 @ 5:00PM. Families can continue to waitlist their child past that date, and the Summer Slam administrative team will monitor the waitlist past June 15, to permit late registration as space allows.