Girls: Click here to register for Girls 2nd - 8th grade House Basketball.
Boys: Click here to register for Boys 2nd - 8th grade House Basketball.
House basketball is available for students in grades 2-12.
Girls House runs October to December. (Registration to Open beginning of Sept).
Boys and Senior House (grades 9-12) runs December to March . (Registration to Open mid October).
House basketball is played in the north metro and will consist of 2, 1-1.5 hour practices per week and 1-2 games per weekend. Games are played at CRMS, AMSA, and RMS (Northpoint Elementary and/or other elementary schools in Blaine and/or Spring Lake Park will be used for 2nd and 3rd grade).
Anoka Ramsey House Basketball is part of the Minnesota Youth Athletic Services (MYAS) and Youth 1st Alliance.
We Put Youth 1st.
We put Youth 1st by promoting an atmosphere in communities where children have the opportunity to participate in programs that encourage them to be active, build relationships and develop into the best version of themselves.
“One of the goals within the MYAS mission is to promote sportsmanship, teamwork and cultural interaction through sporting competition.” said Dawson Black, MYAS Executive Director. “The entire MYAS team is thrilled to be able to partner with Youth 1st to help us meet those goals within our programs. As a leader in youth sports throughout the great state of Minnesota, we want to be proactive and impact participants (youth athletes, coaches, parents, and officials) in a positive way through a Youth 1st environment at all our tournaments and events.”
Our mission is to build a multi-community recreational basketball league who primary purpose is to foster a fun environment for kids to develop their skills while increasing the participation levels for youth basketball. This translates into the following guiding principles:
The Youth 1st Alliance will hold people accountable for their poor behavior via an independent committee supporting community-based associations that uphold Youth 1st standards of conduct and sportsmanship through a process of investigation, review, and accountability that is applied to incident reports filed. Disciplinary actions will be applied through the originating state association.
Imagine 2 teams of 10- or 12-year-old kids playing a game tonight. The cool uniforms, nice playing facilities, great equipment and the kid’s excitement to play with their friends…. One adult (parent, fan, coach) badgers the umpire about a call and one has to ask, how many of the kids playing will want to become an umpire? According to a survey by Officially Human, only 12 percent of officials are under 34 years old.
Now you know why we need a Youth 1st Environment:
• Remember, it’s about the kids!
• Keep your competitive energy in check!
• Always respect officials and opponents
Youth sports done right, by putting our Youth 1st!
Agreed Upon Policies
To be part of the league your program must agree to abide by the following policies: