CROSS COURT Boys Basketball

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Players, coaches, and volunteers all start here. Pick your lane below.

Who can play: boys ages 12 to 18 as of August 1, in JV and Varsity divisions.

New this season: eligibility now follows the school-year cutoff. If your son is 12 by August 1, he can play. If he turns 19 after August 1, he can still play this season. Not sure about JV or Varsity? See How the League Works or call 574-316-5741.

Player Registration

$185 per player, two-payment option available. Registration opens September 15.

Coach Sign-Up

Coaching here is a ministry to young men, not just Xs and Os. Sign-up runs September 1 through October 30.

Volunteer

Stat keepers, clock operators, and concessions help make game days run. See what each role involves.

Who Can Play?

  • What are the age requirements?

    Boys ages 12 to 18 as of August 1 can participate in our JV and Varsity divisions. This season, eligibility now follows the school-year cutoff, allowing more flexibility for players.

  • What if my son turns 19 after August 1?

    If your son turns 19 after August 1, he is still eligible to play this season. We want to ensure that all players have the opportunity to participate and grow.

  • How do I know if my son should join JV or Varsity?

    Not sure which division is right for your son? Check out our 'How the League Works' section or give us a call at 574-316-5741 for guidance.

  • How can I get more information?

    For any questions or additional information, feel free to reach out to us directly. We're here to help you navigate the league and ensure a great experience for your son.

One thing before you register: Cross Court asks every player to commit to his team. That means being at practices and games, and it means Cross Court is a priority. League rules do not allow playing in two leagues. The full commitment is spelled out on the registration page, and you will agree to it when you sign up.

Before you sign up, worth reading:

How the League Works: the whole season, explained for a first-year family.

Handbook & Policies: the rules, code of conduct, and safety policies.