2025-26 Winter Basketball
County - This is a competitive league where we will be playing in the league run by Anne Arundel County Park and Rec for boys and girls ages 8-17. Some of the older teams will also have an opportunity to participate in other leagues, or tournaments, during the winter season. There will be tryouts held in mid October. If you are unsure whether to play County or Community, please register for County and tryout. If your son or daughter tries out for County and does not make a County team, they will be automatically assigned to a Community team, and you will be refunded the difference in registration costs. While BAYS does run tryouts to ensure that every kid receives a fair evaluation, Coaches do have input in the final roster. If anyone is interested in coaching a county team and would like more information on how teams are developed, please contact Bob Gregory and TJ Davis.
Winter Basketball:
BAYS Basketball is dedicated to teaching fundamental aspects of the game of basketball. Our Mission is to develop the skills of youth players through instruction to build the necessary skills to succeed. We promote team play while building self-confidence. We offer a competitive county basketball program through our organization in which all teams compete in the Anne Arundel County Basketball League.
Age: 8-17 . We plan to have a team at all ages: 8U, 9U, 10U, 11U, 12U and 13U. If we have enough talented players we will have multiple teams at certain age groups.
If we have interest we will also have high school level teams. We generally have one to two teams at this level. High school level teams generally don't have tryouts and we work with the coaches to have friends play together. High School level games are played on Sunday's.
Season: (October-February) TBD - historically, games start in early December and go through the end of February/early March.
Uniforms: All Players will be given a reversible uniforms to keep.
Open Gyms: None at this time
Registration: $165
League Contacts:
County League Director: Bob Gregory