OVERVIEW BY SEASON
Spring Schedule
- Date: Saturday, April 28th,Saturday, May 12th, Saturday, May 26th
- Time: 6pm-8:30pm
- Who: 5th-8th Grade
- Where: International High School Gym, 151 Oak St (Between Gough & Franklin)
- Max Participants: 30 participants
- Cost: $25 pre-pay, $30 at the door
Description: Hoop It Up is designed to allow players the opportunity to just play and get a feel for the game. This is an environment where players will be given the freedom to experiment without the thought of being corrected for every mistake they make. This is a night free of drills. Balanced teams will be made each Saturday. Players will participate in semi-organized 8-minute mini-games. Like “Old School” pick-up, the winning team stays on, losing team is off and the new team enters to jump the ball and begin another 8 minute mini-game. Player’s need to use teamwork and all the skills they’ve learned to keep winning and remain on the court. Plus listen to music, win prizes during competitions and raffles.
- Date: Saturday, April 28th,Saturday, May 12th, Saturday, May 26th
- Time: 6pm-8:30pm
- Who: 5th-8th Grade
- Where: International High School Gym, 151 Oak St (Between Gough & Franklin)
- Max Participants: 30 participants
- Cost: $25 pre-pay, $30 at the door
Description: Hoop It Up is designed to allow players the opportunity to just play and get a feel for the game. This is an environment where players will be given the freedom to experiment without the thought of being corrected for every mistake they make. This is a night free of drills. Balanced teams will be made each Saturday. Players will participate in semi-organized 8-minute mini-games. Like “Old School” pick-up, the winning team stays on, losing team is off and the new team enters to jump the ball and begin another 8 minute mini-game. Player’s need to use teamwork and all the skills they’ve learned to keep winning and remain on the court. Plus listen to music, win prizes during competitions and raffles.
- Date: Saturday, April 28th,Saturday, May 12th, Saturday, May 26th
- Time: 6pm-8:30pm
- Who: 5th-8th Grade
- Where: International High School Gym, 151 Oak St (Between Gough & Franklin)
- Max Participants: 30 participants
- Cost: $25 pre-pay, $30 at the door
Description: Hoop It Up is designed to allow players the opportunity to just play and get a feel for the game. This is an environment where players will be given the freedom to experiment without the thought of being corrected for every mistake they make. This is a night free of drills. Balanced teams will be made each Saturday. Players will participate in semi-organized 8-minute mini-games. Like “Old School” pick-up, the winning team stays on, losing team is off and the new team enters to jump the ball and begin another 8 minute mini-game. Player’s need to use teamwork and all the skills they’ve learned to keep winning and remain on the court. Plus listen to music, win prizes during competitions and raffles.
- Dates: Thursday, May 31st & Friday, June 1st
- Time: 4pm – 7pm
- (Youth Division games will start at 4:00pm and elite division will start at 4:45pm).
- Who: 5th-12th Graders, Faculty Members
- What: A two-day 3-on-3 basketball tournament for faculty, high school and middle school students.
- Where: International High School Gymnasium– 151 Oak Street, San Francisco
- Cost: $25 (pre-pay) or $30 at the door per participant
- (T-shirt Included), max 4 players per team
Description: Fun and positive 3-on-3 basketball tournament for Faculty and 5th-12th graders. This tournament will last for two days. There will be two divisions high school and middle school. Teams will be bracketed based on their age, height, and experience level of individual players. Male teams who have at least one player 6 feet tall will automatically be placed in the upper division bracket.
ELITE DIVISION
The Elite Division includes participants who will be entering grades 9-12 in the fall and Faculty members. The subdivisions include a weekend warriors bracket and the ankle breakers bracket.
YOUTH DIVISION
The Youth Division includes participants who will be entering grades 5-8 in the fall. The subdivisions include a girl’s bracket and co-ed bracket (each co-ed team requires at least one male participant and one female participant).
Each team can have up to four players per team. Prizes for Bracket Champs!!
Summer Schedule
- Date: June 18th-22nd (Monday-Friday)
- Time: 9am-4pm
- Who: 5th-12th Grade
- Where: International High School Gym, 151 Oak St (Between Gough & Franklin)
- Max Participants: 30 participants
- Cost: $300
Description:
Warning: Elite Boot Camp is NOT your typical summer basketball camp.
This camp is only for players that have a solid foundation and a strong desire to improve. This program is designed for those serious about the game of basketball and looking to take their game to the next level. Players will receive cutting edge instruction from former collegiate coaches, players and top high school coaches.
Why Choose Elite Boot Camp?
Players will be exposed to innovative skill-enhancing drills which are directly relevant to game situations. EBC applies cutting edge performance training techniques with fundamental skill development. This program was created from sampling parts of individual instruction workouts from top NCAA Division I programs such as UConn, Stanford, Kentucky and turned them into a camp arrangement.
You will:
- Improve your first step
- Understand how to create separation from your defender
- Understand the importance of balance and body positioning
- Learn the offensive footwork used by professional NBA & WNBA players
Understand how HOH is helping all players, boys and girls, excel to their highest potential!
FOCUS ON FUNDAMENTALS
1The key to being a successful basketball player is having a solid fundamental package and the proper mental approach to the game. As in any sport fundamental skills do not change, they are a constant. We want every player that train’s at HOH to have the complete fundamental package. We know that by having the “COMPLETE PACKAGE” it will help players to be successful in every phase of the game, players cannot have a weakness!! Weakness equals self-doubt.
REPETITION EQUALS RESULTS
2Our motto is the more you practice the better you will become! We teach the game through fundamental skill drills and we build competitive habits through our innovative teaching methods. Because we limit the number of players in the gym through proper repetition, we will see the changes slowly start to flow into a player’s game. At this point we start talking about how confidence breeds success. When our players feel good about themselves, the sky becomes the limit.
LEARN FROM THE BEST
3As players who have played and excelled at many different levels of basketball we know the work and determination that it takes to become a complete player. We pride ourselves on getting the best out of any player that we work with, no matter what their skill level is. Skill development has become a lost art, in the age of “High Exposure” camps and travel teams. While these are both important for the development of players, skill development, above everything else is most important in becoming a “Complete Player.”
BE A BETTER BALLER THROUGH BETTER COACHING
