Boys 2024 Spring Team Info

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Spring Team Info

Crossfire will field 1-3 teams per age division (13U through 17U) for the spring season. Practices have a heavy emphasis on skill development; our number one goal for our athletes is to improve their basketball skills. Tournament schedules and costs are dependent on the age and competitiveness of each team.

Practices start mid March and run through June with some teams playing into July
Teams are fielded based on experience and positional needs
Coaches select players mostly via recruiting
If needed, younger ages will have tryouts in January in Maple Grove
1-3 teams per age division are projected
Most teams practice at Maple Grove Middle School. South teams will practice in Rosemount.
All teams are typically formed by Feb 1st
Costs vary by team based on age and number of tournaments

Coaching Opportunities

Coach openings available for boys teams. Complete interest form or email Rob Jorgenson with questions.

Boys Coach Interest Form

Rob Jorgenson

Boys Basketball Director

Phone: 844-238-2255 x8

AAU Boys Age Eligibility Info

The Crossfire Difference

A faith-based program. We use the game of basketball to teach Biblical principles.
Skill development: Our coaches spend a minimum of 60% of their practice time on skill development and fundamentals. Our coaches do not take shortcuts in the area of skill development to win games.
Free, unlimited skills training (for girls) from Tony Wilson, one of Minnesota’s best outside basketball trainers.
Best practice facilities of any club in town.
We do not hire “screamers” as coaches. Our coaches lead with positive reinforcement, blending that with accountability expectations.
We welcome multi-sport athletes, versus making things difficult for them. We think kids should play other sports, and make reasonable accommodations for spring sports schedules.
Exposure: We play in the best tournaments, and many of our alumni are playing college sports. We work very hard to help our high school players land in college programs.