Welcome parents, coaches, players and friends of Highland Hoops! 

All information you’ll need for the season should be contained within this website, including:

-Team rosters

-Schedule of games and practices

-Gym assignments on a given game night

Throughout the season should inclement weather be a factor, communication will occur via Sport Engine (which powers this website), as well as our Facebook page (see link below and "Like" if you haven't yet). Also, we encourage you to download the Sport Engine application on your Smart Phone.

Reminder:

• Tuesday Game Nights:  Game times will vary each week with a start time of either 5:30 pm, 6:20 pm, or 7:10 pm.  As always we try to minimize the weeks where our younger players have the 7:10 pm start time, no more than 50% of the games will be played by any team at the 7:10 time.  Dec 10, 17, Jan 7, 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 25.
• Saturday Morning Practice:  All practices will be approximately 1 hour in length and start at 8:30 am for all Girls, 9:30 am for K-1 Boys, and 10:30 am for Boys 2-3.  Practice times will remain the same for each team for the entire season.   Dec 14, 21, 15, Jan 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
• Season Length:  The 2019-20 Highland Hoops Basketball Season will begin on Tuesday, December 10th and run through Saturday, February 29th. 
• Location:  Nativity School

And don’t forget to visit and thank your sponsors (below) early and often!

Our registration for the 2020-2021 season is not available at this time.  Our board members will be meeting in October to discuss the possibilities of hosting a season this year and will report to families any decisions agreed upon.  

If you are new the using the SportsEngine platform, you will need to create an account in order to register.  If you already have an existing account from another site/club/organization that uses SportsEngine, you will use that to register.

The goal of Highland Hoops Basketball League is to foster skill development, teamwork, and self-confidence through the use of simple, easily repeatable basketball drills. The basketball drills were originally designed by Nick Buri, previous Varsity Boy’s basketball coach at Trinity High School, and are intended to be performed by children with and without experience with the game.