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Hope Fieldhouse WCCO Feature Article

Hope Fieldhouse Breaks Ground!

The ground breaking ceremony for the new Hope Fieldhouse in Rosemount, the future home of Crossfire South Basketball, took place on November 24! The fieldhouse is scheduled to open on May 1 of 2020, and will be a state of the art facility. Three television stations covered the ceremony, which was led by Crossfire Coach Dan Corley.

Coaching Opportunities

Crossfire has a few coach openings. Please inquire at emails below.

"A coach must never forget that he is a leader and not merely a person with authority."
-John Wooden

Boys Coaching - boys@crossfirebb.org

Girls Coaching - girls@crossfirebb.org

Badgers Guard Brad Davison Visits 12U/Young Practice

We were honored to have Brad Davison (Maple Grove High School, University of Wisconsin) visit the 12U/Young team practice. When asked, "What advice would you give your 6th-grade self?" His response was, "Compete every day and enjoy the friendships. The days you don't feel like practicing are the most important ones." Brad had a lot of great memories from his AAU playing days and couldn't believe how fast they went by. He loved the out of town tournaments as well as playing against his AAU teammates during high school ball. Thanks for visiting, Brad!

Crossfire Girls Basketball is a proud member of the Blue Star Travel Team League!

CROSSFIRE ALUM SARAH KAMINSKI INTERNS FOR US STATE DEPT

The Real AAU Featuring Crossfire

WNBA Player Rachel Banham Visits Crossfire!

What an honor to have WNBA Connecticut Sun player, Rachel Banham lead Crossfire 5th South's practice. Rachel is a University of Minnesota all-time leading scorer, a First Team All-American and the fourth overall pick in the 2016 WNBA draft. She is as impressive off court as she is on. She is a role model/mentor whom the girls look up to. Thanks Rachel!

COVID-19 RESPONSE

Crossfire Youth Sports wants to assure you that we take the health, safety and well-being of our athletes and family members very seriously. In recent days, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has had a major impact on the sports world including the NBA and the upcoming NCAA basketball tournament. Everyone, including Crossfire, has a role to play to reduce the spread of COVID-19, the flu, or any other communicable illness.

This is a cooperative effort between our staff, coaches, athletes and parents. At our training facility, Crossfire will take heightened measures to clean the commonly used areas such as meeting areas, bathrooms, drinking fountains, doorknobs, etc. We will certainly monitor the situation and listen to recommended practices from local and national health organizations, and if it becomes clear we need to take any further action, we will do so.

Our coaches will address the COVID-19 situation with their team members and strongly encourage the following common sense precautions when at practice or competitive events. Parents, we ask for your cooperation with ensuring your athlete complies with the precautions below.

Please stay home if you experience a fever, cough, shortness of breath, or have become exposed to anyone with a confirmed case of COVID-19.
Wash hands before and after practice, and after each match at a tournament.
Bring your own source of water to practice and tournaments. Avoid drinking directly from a fountain.
Do not share water bottles, lip balm, towels, food items, or anything else with team members.
Remind players to avoid touching their eyes, nose and mouth.

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