PLEASE NOTE: The Schedule for this program is NOT on RAMP. Please refer to the links below for the most updated skills and game schedule for this program. They will be updated regularly.
SKILLS AND GAME SCHEDULE FOR WEEK 2:
TUESDAY SKILLS SESSIONS FOR WEEK 2: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VJfHg9AorkoGzo-UOkneoM21qKRAJ9xFwtkmp7FVEfI/edit?usp=sharing
WEDNESDAY GAME SCHEDULE FOR WEEK 2: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bmwRWjb5O73SmsfAgrR8IoJRJmmOELDJWTG3Fa113qQ/edit?usp=sharing
(Please be sure to go through each tab to find your child's team).
IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
If your child is not in the proper community catchment, or if you cannot find your child's name - please email info@elevatesportsgroup.co to make these adjustments.
Friendly reminder of our participating outdoor courts:
Skills sessions will take place at each participant’s closest WMBA community catchment with outdoor courts.
Dakota Community Centre — 1188 Dakota St
Whyte Ridge Community Centre — 170 Fleetwood Rd
Kirkfield Westwood Community Centre — 165 Sansome Ave
Corydon Community Centre — 1170 Corydon Ave
Oxford Heights Community Centre — 359 Dowling Ave E
Garden City Community Centre — 725 Kingsbury Ave
Purpose
Our goal is to ensure every scheduled game can be played while providing a fun, competitive, and positive experience for all participants. The Bring a Friend Policy allows teams to temporarily add players when they are short-handed due to illness, vacations, or other unavoidable absences.
Eligibility
Teams may use a Bring a Friend player only if they are unable to field the minimum number of players required to participate in games.
The friend must be within the appropriate age division or receive approval from the League Director before participating.
Players currently rostered on another team within the same division may not be used as a Bring a Friend player unless approved by league staff.
Approval Process
Teams must notify league staff before the game whenever possible.
Staff may suggest an available player if a team cannot find one.
Participation Rules
Bring a Friend players are considered temporary substitutes for that game only.
Substitute players may participate in multiple games throughout the season for different teams only with league approval.
Teams may not recruit substitute players to gain a competitive advantage.
Competitive Integrity
The purpose of this policy is to allow games to proceed-not to strengthen a team's
roster.
League staff may limit playing time or deny the use of a substitute if it is determined that the player creates an unfair competitive advantage.
Repeated use of substitute players may result in the league requiring roster adjustments or additional review.
Sportsmanship
We encourage families and athletes to help one another so every team has the opportunity to play. The success of our league depends on creating an environment where participation, development, and respect come first.
League staff reserve the right to interpret and enforce this policy in the best interest of the league and all participants.
Ages: 8-17
Season Length: 7 weeks + playoffs/rain makeup dates
Schedule: Tuesdays (Skills) & Wednesdays (Games)
Games Guaranteed: 3 games every game day
Cost: $210
What used to be a simple half-court pickup game has now become an officially recognized FIBA sport. 3x3 basketball creates more touches, more movement, and more opportunities for player development.
More touches. Players get significantly more opportunities with the ball compared to traditional 5v5 basketball.
Everyone develops guard skills. Players learn to handle the ball, make decisions quickly, and play with pace.
Defensive development. Players improve help-side defence, ball containment, and communication.
Offensive movement. Concepts like pass-and-cut, screening, spacing, and drive-and-dish are emphasized constantly.
Speed & quickness. Faster pace means more reps, more engagement, and more growth opportunities.
Every Tuesday evening, players receive hands-on training from university and professional athletes alongside experienced WMBA staff. Sessions focus on game-ready skills, basketball IQ, confidence building, and learning the FIBA 3x3 continuous game.
We know summer schedules can be busy. Families can notify us of vacations or scheduling conflicts in advance, and our substitution policy helps ensure players don’t miss out while teams remain competitive.
Registration Opens: May 22, 2026
Registration Closes: June 26, 2026
Team Building & Scheduling: June 27 - July 3, 2026
First Skills Session: July 7, 2026
First Game Day: July 8, 2026
Playoffs / Final Day: August 19, 2026
Dates may extend into late August due to weather contingencies.
Skills sessions will take place at each participant’s closest WMBA community catchment with outdoor courts.
Dakota Community Centre — 1188 Dakota St
Whyte Ridge Community Centre — 170 Fleetwood Rd
Kirkfield Westwood Community Centre — 165 Sansome Ave
Corydon Community Centre — 1170 Corydon Ave
Oxford Heights Community Centre — 359 Dowling Ave E
Garden City Community Centre — 725 Kingsbury Ave
10U boys and girls divisions may register for Tuesday skills sessions only by selecting the “Skills Sessions ONLY” option during registration.
Skills-Only Cost: $175
If your child is in an older division but would only like to participate in the skills portion of the program, please contact info@wmba.ca for manual registration assistance.
WMBA x ELEVATE reversible jerseys
7 weeks of expert-led skills training
7 weeks of regular season games + playoffs
Championship medals
Social media photography/content
Teams will be formed by WMBA administration.
Teams consist of 4-6 players.
Games run for 20 minutes or first to 21 points.
Games are scheduled every 25 minutes between 5:00 PM-9:30 PM.
Fair play and zero-tolerance rules apply at all times.