Girls 3v3 Basketball League
Create Your DrEam Team or Walk-On
Spring and Fall Leagues
6 Sunday Evenings
The Best Way to Learn The Game!
The Level Up 3v3 basketball league gives her on average 150% more shots, moves, passes, and possessions compared to a typical one hour 5v5 game.
- Girls 3rd - 8th Grades
- All Skill Levels
- Join as a Team or Individual
- Games at Joaquin Moraga
- March: 12, 19, 26, April: 16, 23, 30
- No Coaches Needed
- Reffed and Coached by High School Girls Basketball Players
Grade | Time (Three, 15-min games)* |
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3rd - 4th | 4 PM to 5 PM |
5th - 6th | 5 PM to 6 PM |
7th - 8th | 6 PM - 7 PM |
* Times are approximate and subject to change based on the number of teams.
All You Need To Know
What will players learn during a 3v3 Game?
- She will learn the techniques and skill needed to become a great shooter.
- She will learn the essential skills to becoming a great ball handler.
- She will learn how to make more lay ups.
- She will learn how to become a defensive stopper and rebounding machine.
- She will learn the critical components of basketball IQ required to become a great offensive player from an individual and team aspect.
Girls 3v3 Basketball League
Boost Her Court Confidence
3v3 League
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Six Sundays 4-7 PM (each grade is one hour)
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March 12 - April 30
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Teams or Individuals
All You Need To Know
Why 3v3 Basketball?
In a 5-on-5 basketball game, there’s a high chance that players may go through the entire game without handling the ball or taking a shot. Conversely, in a 3v3 game, it’s possible to touch the ball on every possession. When players gain experience in handling the ball in game situations, they tend to improve their skills at a faster pace than those who rarely get to touch the ball in 5-on-5 games.
Many young basketball players, particularly those under the age of 12, may lack the necessary skills, strength, or experience to effectively apply their basketball skills in a 10-player game. In contrast, 3v3 basketball offers them more space to operate and hone their abilities and confidence.
When there are only six (3v3) players on the court, players are more inclined to run the pick-and-roll, screen away, and screen the ball without a coach even telling them to do so, because there are fewer options out there. After a while, they will start to figure things out for themselves which is FANTASTIC and exactly what you want the players to do. With ten (5 on 5) players on the court, a lot of those options aren’t there because they lack skill, strength, and experience. Now, with fewer players on the court, it gives them a split second longer to recognize a situation.
Yes, if you are signing up as a team, contact coach Bill for details.
The 3v3 league is not included the camp pass. The Spring 3v3 league starts in March and runs for 6 weeks. The Fall league starts in August and runs for 6 weeks.
The Camp is lead by Coach Bill and instructed by girl’s Varsity players from local high schools and College players.
Coach Bill has been a basketball training for over 12 years at the youth and high school levels.
He coached the U.S.A. Basketball youth team during the 2016 Summer Olympics with former Dream Team player Chris Mullen.
Coach Bill also played Steph Curry’s basketball trainer in a TV commercial. Currently, he co-hosts the Coaching Youth Hoops podcast and runs BasketballPracticePlans.com.
Currently he is the Varsity Girl’s Basketball Coach at Campolindo High School. Prior to this, he coached at De La Salle High School for three years.
He’s heavily involved in developing youth basketball in the Bay Area. He serves on two boards that together serve over 1,000 youth players.