Girl's Travel Basketball

Program Components

Our program is built on several key components to ensure high-level, consistent instruction for every athlete. This includes:

• High-Performance Training: Advanced workouts designed to build strength, agility, speed, and endurance, based on methodologies used by top collegiate and professional basketball programs.
• Position-Specific Coaching: Individualized instruction focusing on ball-handling, shooting mechanics, defensive footwork, game awareness, and tactical execution.
• Elite Coaching Staff: Coaches bring experience from the highest levels of basketball, including former NCAA collegiate athletes, professional players, and seasoned trainers.
• Competitive Play: Athletes compete in top regional and national tournaments, providing exposure to college scouts and recruiters.

Season Structure

The season officially begins in August and concludes after the final championship tournaments in July, with a brief mid-season break. The season is divided into three phases:

1. Preseason Training: Intensive sessions focused on conditioning, fundamental skill development, and team readiness.
2. Competitive Season Play: High-level tournament and showcase competition against elite teams both regionally and nationally.
3. Postseason Progression: Includes individual evaluations, goal-setting, and specialized training to prepare athletes for their next stage.

Competitive Team Tiers

WSA fields teams designed for different levels of commitment and skill, with all travel teams practicing three to four times per week.

• Elite Teams: Composed of top-tier athletes capable of competing at the highest levels. Teams compete in 4-5 regional showcase events, 4-5 national-level tournaments (which may require out-of-state travel), and conclude with major national championships.
• Premier Teams: A competitive, development-focused program for athletes competing at a strong regional level. This program follows a similar competition schedule as the Elite teams, including national travel and final championship events.
• Regional Teams: Focus on competition within South Florida and offer a more manageable commitment.

Jr. Hoopers Program

This non-travel program is designed for young, beginner athletes, typically 8-13 years old. The program runs from November to June and focuses on:

• Frequency: Practices are held two days per week.
• Competition: One local, in-house scrimmage per month.
• Focus: Building fundamental skills (dribbling, passing, shooting, defense), teamwork, and a love for the game in a positive, low-pressure environment.

Tryout Information

Tryouts are held at our main Wellington Sports Academy facility.

• Registration: Pre-registration is required, and no walk-ins will be accepted.
• Check-in: Opens one hour before the scheduled time. All participants must upload proof of age (birth certificate, passport, etc.).
• Evaluation: Athletes are assessed by multiple evaluators on technical skills, competitiveness, coachability, and motivation.
• Team Size: Teams consist of 10-12 players.
• Offers: Players must respond immediately upon receiving an offer, or the spot may be offered to the next player on the list.

Uniforms and Payment

Wellington Sports Academy has a partnership with Nike for all uniform packages.

• Uniforms: The uniform package is not included in the season cost and must be ordered and paid for online by each parent.
• Tuition: All payments must be made electronically. A non-refundable deposit is required to secure a roster spot.
• Payment Plan: The remaining balance is withdrawn automatically on the 1st of each month.
• Additional Costs: Program fees do not include travel expenses.

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