York North Basketball Association

Spring House League

Jr YNBA1

What is Jr. YNBA?

Jr. YNBA Saturdays -  for ages 4-7, featuring basketball drills and modified games on a lowered rim that are age-appropriate, simple and fun. The curriculum has been developed with a child development, physical literacy, and basketball fundamentals in mind. Each session is 1 hour in length

Fees: $200.00 per session
- The program will include a t-shirt.

Fall 2024:
October 19 - December 14
Clearmeadow PS, Newmarket:
9:00am - Co-Ed
10:00am - Girls only
11:00am Boys only

Winter 2025:
January 11 - March 8
Clearmeadow PS, Newmarket
9:00am - Co-Ed
10:00am - Girls only
11:00am Boys only

Spring 2025:
Date March 22- May 17
Clearmeadow PS, Newmarket

9:00am - Co-Ed
10:00am - Girls only
11:00am Boys only

 

Jr YNBA Camps:

It's camp featuring basketball drills and modified games on a lowered rim that are age-appropriate, simple and fun - each week with a different "theme" week. Each day there will be basketball in the mornings and afternoons along with crafts and outdoor play, and a movie each week relating to our "theme" There will be a max of 8:1 ratio of kids to coaches. Kids are to bring a nut-free lunch, water bottle and sunscreen daily.

Our camp directors, Ryan and Payton, run our Jr YNBA programs on Saturdays. In addition to running the Jr YNBA, Ryan is one of our U13 Coaches and played many years for the YNBA. Payton, in addition to working the Jr YNBA, is one of our Sr Girls House League coaches and a former player with the YNBA. Both have Standard First Aid and are CPR-C certified.

Fees: $300.00 per week - Full Day Monday to Friday 9 - 4pm - $240.00 for 4 day week - payment plans available for this camp

The program will include a shirt for each player

Dates and locations:  Notre Dame Elementary School Newmarket

  • July 7-11  - Disney week
  • July 14-18 - Pets week
  • July 21-25- Ocean week
  • July 28 - Aug 1 - Superheroes week
  • August 5-8 - Music week
  • August 11-15 - Space week
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The goals of the YNBA are to encourage children to develop a love of sport as a lifelong activity as well as promote and develop basketball skills and to provide a training path for those who might choose high performance competition.