Academy classes · Ages 5–17

The Dribble & Swish Academy

Academy is our weeknight backbone — a step-by-step progression from After School Academy through Elite, Girls Academy, and Varsity. Same coaches, same court, small groups, and a clear next level waiting when your athlete outgrows the one they're in.

Academy classes

Nights and ages at a glance. Exact dates and openings live in Upper Hand.

After School Academy

Ages 5–12 · Mon–Fri · 5:00pm
  • The everyday entry point. Skill stations, small-sided games, and coaching that meets each kid where they are after the school day.
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Elementary Elite Academy

Elementary · boys · Mon & Wed · 6:00pm
  • For elementary players ready to train with more intensity — real fundamentals, competitive reps, and a first taste of team play.
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Girls Training Academy

Ages 8–12 · girls · Tue & Thu · 6:00pm
  • An all-girls room to build handles, footwork, and shooting form with coaches who keep it fun and demanding.
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Girls Night Training Academy

Ages 8–15 · girls · Fridays · 7:00–8:30pm
  • A longer Friday night session — skill work, shooting, and live play with the whole girls group together.
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Girls JV Training

Ages 13+ · girls · Wednesdays · 7:00pm
  • School-season prep for middle and high school girls: position work, decision-making, and conditioning.
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Varsity Academy

Ages 13+ · Tue, Wed & Thu · 8:00–9:00pm
  • Our top training group. High-pace reps, shooting volume on the Dr. Dish machines, and standards that carry over to school ball.
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New families: email us and we'll set up a free trial class in the right group before you buy anything.

How families pay

Trial, credits, or a membership

  • Start with a free trial class — email us and we'll place your athlete.
  • Buy class credits if you only come a night or two a month.
  • Memberships include Academy credits and are the best value for weekly families.
  • Academy classes stay small so every athlete gets coached, not just supervised.
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