“The name on the front of the jersey means more than the name on the back.”
At Wildcats, we believe the name on the front of the jersey is our priority. We take pride in representing the club by working hard and putting the team first, both on the court and in everyday life.
Our Values & Standards
Being a Wildcat is a special experience where players join our family through travel teams, clinics, or leagues. Our program focuses on expert coaching and the value of hard work, ensuring every child feels supported and inspired. Join us to be part of a community that builds character both on and off the court.
Proud To Be A Wildcat
Wildcats honor their commitment by showing up with full effort, a positive attitude, and respect for every coach and teammate. Our players take immense pride in representing the black and red with integrity, both during the game and in their daily lives.
Athlete Commitment
Wildcats athletes give full effort and maintain a positive attitude at all times while respecting coaches, teammates, and officials. Players must arrive on time for all practices and games, ensuring any absences are communicated in advance. Our focus is on team success, sportsmanship, and striving for personal improvement every single day.
Parent/Guardian Commitment
Wildcats families support our coaches and respect all team decisions by following the proper chain of command and observing the 24-hour rule before raising concerns. We ask that you allow staff to handle all team matters, honor the Code of Conduct, and provide advance notice for any player absences. Please note that payments are non-refundable, and adhering to these community standards is required to remain part of our program.
Wildcats Family for Life
- Being part of the Wildcats family means building lasting bonds that extend well beyond a single basketball season. Our dedicated coaches and staff provide mentorship and support for our athletes through high school and far into their futures. We take deep pride in celebrating every success our players achieve, whether it is on the court or in their personal lives.