The league consists of local high school basketball teams from around the Bay Area competing in Varsity Girls and JV Boys divisions.
FAQ
Program FAQs
Summer League
Summer League FAQ
High school league details for Bay Area teams, coaches, and families.
All games will be played at Leigh High School, 5210 Leigh Ave, San Jose, CA 95124.
Each team is guaranteed 7 games, including pool play and championship bracket games.
Varsity Girls: 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, and 8pm on all 7 league dates.
JV Boys: 4pm, 5pm, and 6pm for the first 5 league dates. The final 2 league dates will include 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, and 7pm start times.
Yes. Two certified officials will be assigned to every game.
3v3 League
3v3 FAQ
Outdoor half-court league details for players, team parents, and volunteers.
Games are played half court with two teams of 3 players, one basket, and smaller rosters. Each roster includes 4-6 players so teams can substitute during continuous play.
The 2026 league was open to boys and girls ages 9-14, based on age on August 31, 2026. Divisions were Boys 10U, 12U, 14U and Girls 10U, 12U, 14U. Divisions were not co-ed.
Games were played outdoors at an SJUSD school in Almaden Valley. Final schedules, court assignments, and results are available from the 3v3 Tournament section.
The 2026 3v3 League was played on August 9, 16, 23, and 30, 2026. Final division results and champion highlight reels are available from the 3v3 Tournament section.
Registration for the 2026 3v3 League is closed because the tournament is complete. Families can view final standings, schedules, and winner highlights from the 3v3 Tournament section.
Divisions were planned for 4-8 teams. Teams generally had 5-6 players and needed at least 4 players available for each August game day.
Teams with fewer than 6 players could add free agents when space was available. Free agents were matched with teams when possible, but placement was not guaranteed.
No. Teams were not required to have coaches, and active coaching was discouraged on game days. Teams designated a team captain to check in, report the final score, and sign out with the court monitor.
Yes. Paid court monitor and referee roles supported game days. Court monitors tracked time, score, and fouls, while one referee supported each game.
Yes. Registered players received reversible jerseys. Teams wore the dark color when listed as the away team, and the light color when listed as the home team. Jersey numbers were not required.
No. Teams arranged their own practice time on available outdoor courts.