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Half-Court Basketball League Starting at Lockport YMCA

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Staff · December 18, 2015
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Lockport, NY.  Registration is currently open for the YMCA’s new 3 on 3 – ½ Court Men’s Basketball League that starts on January 28th, 2016. The Men’s League will run for seven weeks and end with finals starting in early March. Each team will play at least 14 games (Thursday & Friday nights) and potentially more with finals.

Adults age 17+ are encouraged to either sign up with a team of 3 (a 4th alternate is allowed) or register by themselves as a few teams will be created at the Lockport YMCA.  Registration per team is $30; Lockport YMCA Members $50 per person; Program Members (Non-Members of the Y) are $100 per person. Each team is responsible for jerseys or wearing like colors for games. YMCA Staff referees will enforce rules, regulations, and participant code of conduct for players.

For additional information on to register, contact the Youth Sports & Teen Leadership Director, Luke Kantor, at the Lockport Family YMCA at 716-434-8887. or online at www.LockportYMCA.com

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