The player must have a love for the game, a strong work ethic, and a willingness to learn and improve their game. The player commits to attend all practices, games and tournaments with a positive attitude as well as keeping up with their schoolwork.

The parents must commit to getting the player to practices, games and tournaments by providing transportation (car pooling with other parents is a great help). The parent must also provide positive understanding and support to the player and his teammates. Assistance in score keeping and timing of home games may also be requested. Once the team is selected the coach will ask for a parent volunteer to work with a committee of parents from the other Rep teams to organize our fundraising efforts.

We usually choose 12 players for the team, although a coach may choose as few as 10 or as many as 15. In order to preserve continuity, and to develop a strong club system, coaches are encouraged to pick younger age level players if they have good skills and potential.

The Rep game is much faster and much more physically demanding than a House League game. In House League all players play equal time regardless of ability. Under a Rep program, not all players will play equal time in games. If you have any concern about this, please discuss it with the coach prior to committing to playing on the team. Even if you are not a starter on a Rep team, you will benefit greatly from the many hours of practice, the concentrated coaching and the high level of competition. Typically, players from Rep teams form the nucleus of every school team in the province. Virtually all high school and university basketball players have played Rep Basketball.

The fees are used to pay for rental of gyms, tournament entry fees, exhibition games, OBA fees, Insurance costs, OBL League fees, new equipment, basketballs etc.
Our Rep Program fees are well within the Ontario average. The fees for each year is usually set following the club meeting in early September.

2023/24 Season

Starting in the 2015 season, the Ontario Basketball Association is running a league for all teams in Ontario.  This will provide a minimum of 10 games per team over 4 - 5 weekends.

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OBL Information