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Teams

Our teams are built on a foundation of hard work, passion, and a commitment to excellence. Every athlete plays a vital role in our success, and together we strive to grow, compete, and achieve our goals. Meet the teams that represent our spirit, strength, and dedication on and off the field.

Ready to showcase your skills or sharpen your game? Join us for upcoming tryouts and clinics designed to help athletes of all levels grow, compete, and succeed. Whether you're aiming for a spot on our team or looking to elevate your performance, we invite you to experience top-tier training in a positive and competitive environment.

Surge boys and girls teams are for players eager to improve their skills, compete, and have fun! Surge teams are designed for athletes seeking a higher level of play and development beyond what recreational leagues offer with our focus being on skill development, team play, and creating a positive environment for players to grow and improve. These teams will participate in multiple development tournaments throughout the fall, winter, and spring seasons, with tournaments held in Tacoma, Seattle, and Everett.

Spring 2026

Tournament Schedule

Tournament Schedule (tentative):

Marcy 21-22 Marysville
April 18-19 Lakewood
April 25-26 Seattle
May 2-3 Lakewood
May 23-25 Portland
June 6-7 Lakewood
June 20-21 Marysville
July 18-19 Lakewood

Practice Info

Online Practice & Tournament Schedule

Teams will practice 2x weekly either Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday at Klahowya, Ridgetop or Crosspoint.
Additionally there is an optional skills training on most Friday evenings.

Cost

$600 season fee covers all training and competitive opportunities from March 10 – July 18.

Team Practices & Training:

2 Team Practices per week.
- 38 team practices (57 total hours)
1 Additional Skill Training / 3v3 League per week.
- 19 additional skill sessions (28.5 total hours)
85.5 total training hours for the season
- Cost per training hour: $7.02 per hour

Tournaments:

8 tournaments
Minimum 24 games (3 per tournament)
- Cost breakdown: $75 per tournament

If the financial commitment creates a challenge for your family, please reach out privately. No player will be turned away due to financial circumstances, and we are happy to work with families to ensure every player has the opportunity to participate.

Current Teams

Girls High School

Girls 7/8 grade

Boys High School

Boys 8 grade

Boys 7 grade

Boys 6 grade

FAQ

What is your coaching philosophy?

Our goal is for players to improve their skills, compete, and have fun by teaching fundamental skills (ball handling, footwork, passing, shooting, defense and rebounding) while learning team offense and defense concepts.
Emphasis on player improvement on and off the court! Our goal is to help players development positive values such as teamwork, work ethic, sportsmanship and character! We emphasize team over, individual and character above winning!

Our coaches strive to create a positive environment for all players to grow and support one another.

Can player join mid-season?

Players can join throughout the season if there is space on the team and they are good fit for the current team. We try to keep our rosters at 8 players to maximize playing time and remaining competitive. New and interested players are encouraged to attend a practice session for an evaluation by one of our coaches. There is no financial obligation or commitment needed to attend a practice. This informal assessment helps determine if there’s a good fit within the team structure and competitive level.

Can I play other sports?

We encourage players to be involved in other activities—well-rounded experiences are important. However, select basketball requires a higher level of commitment to build team chemistry and compete effectively. One additional activity is usually manageable, but when multiple commitments—like recitals, scouts, or social events—regularly take priority, it shifts the team toward a recreational feel. If basketball won’t be your player’s top extracurricular, please consider whether consistent attendance at practices and games is realistic.

What are your program goals?

To improve skills, compete, and have fun, grow on and off the court.

Development Pathway: Teach fundamentals that prepare players for high school varsity.

Positive Environment: Build player and team growth through a supportive community.
Weekly Skill Work: Train ball handling, passing, footwork, shooting, rebounding, and defense, plus team concepts.
Man-to-Man Focus: Prioritize man defense for long-term player development.