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FCP Sports / Fall 2026
Sunday
Little League
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Bring a water bottle, athletic clothes and indoor court shoes. Tell staff about your family's photo and video sharing preferences.
Teams and player photos
Coaches handle evaluations and team announcements at the gym. Check with staff for your child's group and the player-photo time.
The afternoon
Learn it. Try it. Play.
Two skill blocks, each followed by basketball. Water, substitutions and short coaching stops are part of the play blocks.
- Skills
Hit the Hands
Send a pass a teammate can catch, show a target and receive the ball with control.
- Play
Use the first skill in basketball
Coaches guide the play and rotate the children.
- Skills
Pass & Go
Move into open space after passing and show hands for a return pass.
- Play
Play together
Put the skill into a game and finish with a specific coaching takeaway.
This is the planned basketball format. Staff will explain any changes for opening-day evaluations, team announcements or photographs.
Week 2
Passing and moving
Coaches show the skill first. Children practice before adding a score or a defender.
The friendly challenge
Partners count successful passes. Small groups practice completing a pass, cut and return catch against a guided defender.
Try it together at home
Make ten comfortable partner passes. Take turns being the passer and receiver. Shorten the distance when needed.
Skill points are practice feedback. Game scores follow normal basketball scoring.
September 13 to October 25
All seven weeks
Open a week to see both modules, the challenge and a simple home activity. Weeks 4 and 7 bring back familiar skills for review.
01September 13Ballhandling and footwork
Headlights
Control the dribble while looking ahead. Children practice seeing a coach's signal without losing the ball.
Freeze & Turn
Stop in balance, protect the ball and turn around an anchored foot to see a teammate.
The challenge: Count controlled dribble trips and balanced turns, then try to improve the result. Control earns the skill point.
Try together: In a clear space, ask your child to show Headlights and Freeze & Turn. Let your child explain the cue the coach used.
02September 20Passing and moving
Hit the Hands
Send a pass a teammate can catch, show a target and receive the ball with control.
Pass & Go
Move into open space after passing and show hands for a return pass.
The challenge: Partners count successful passes. Small groups practice completing a pass, cut and return catch against a guided defender.
Try together: Make ten comfortable partner passes. Take turns being the passer and receiver. Shorten the distance when needed.
03September 27Finishing and shooting
Step & Finish
Learn the feet for a close layup, starting with a simple approach.
Set & Shoot
Set the feet, look at the target and finish a balanced shot from a manageable distance.
The challenge: Children earn a footwork point for a controlled layup attempt. Partners also try to improve their close-shot total. Coaches distinguish the technique from whether the ball goes in.
Try together: Ask your child to demonstrate the layup feet without a ball, then show a balanced shooting finish. Use the version taught by the coach.
04October 4Review Weeks 1-3
Control Check
Return to Headlights and Freeze & Turn with the same familiar cues.
Connect & Finish
Revisit passing, cutting, layup steps and balanced close shots.
The challenge: Repeat earlier activities at the same difficulty so children can compare their own attempts. Coaches help each child choose a useful next practice step.
Try together: Ask, "Which skill feels easier now?" Let your child choose one familiar activity to practice and explain.
05October 11Defense and rebounding
Stay in Front
Use balanced movement to stay between an attacker and the basket.
Find & Secure
Locate the opponent, see the ball and collect a rebound with two hands in a balanced position.
The challenge: Short defending turns reward staying in front legally. Rebounding turns reward a controlled catch and landing. Coaches introduce opponents gradually.
Try together: Mirror each other's slow steps in a clear space. Change leaders often. Keep it gentle and finish with a balanced stop.
06October 18Team play and decisions
Find the Window
Move until a teammate has a clear passing lane to your hands.
Two on One
Look at the defender and choose an open path to the basket or an open teammate.
The challenge: Small groups create passing opportunities and practice attacking with an extra teammate. Coaches recognize the decision separately from the shot result.
Try together: Ask your child to show where to stand to receive a pass. Ask, "What changes when the defender moves toward the ball?"
07October 25Full-season review
Beat Your Best
Repeat familiar ballhandling, footwork and shooting activities to see individual progress.
Team Challenge
Bring back passing, finishing, defending, rebounding and helpful decisions during team play.
The challenge: Children work on a personal target and a shared team task. Coaches recognize specific examples of improvement, effort, teamwork and sportsmanship.
Try together: Ask your child to teach you a favorite module. Ask the coach for one useful practice target to carry forward.
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Speak with the welcome desk at the gym. For family details and player feedback, talk with staff privately.