Welcome to another exciting year of Rotary basketball. The girls had a great fall season, and boys are registering now to start January 3.
For more info and registration: https://www.rotarybasketball.com/
Decade after decade Rotary basketball provides the best outlet for our area youth to experience the game of basketball. We have created an environment for all skill levels to flourish. We also continue to look for ways to improve the program. A few recent additions include the following:
- End of season tournaments for 5th & 6th grade levels
- Grade-level basketball camps to strengthen and improve skills
- A basketball and jersey for each player each season
- Scholarships available based on financial need
Cost
The registration fee is $50 per child. Every child receives a shirt, good instruction, good company, good sportsmanship, and lots of basketball. Every child is welcome, and scholarships are available.
Volunteers Needed
Given the number of players we’re anticipating this year, we strongly encourage parents, friends and family to volunteer during the upcoming season. We will need coaches, court monitors, scorekeepers to run the clock, and more. Volunteer Here:
Referees Needed
Kalispell Rotary Youth Basketball can use officiating help for the upcoming season. Officiating youth basketball is a great place to learn, get exercise, earn up to $30 per game, and be a part of Kalispell’s enthusiastic basketball community. Apply Here:
You or your business can be a team sponsor Rotary Basketball Sponsorship
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"Greetings from 221 girls who walked as many as 12 miles each way in 104° on Saturday to attend our workshop . Every day has been full and very productive! Sarah and I are so grateful to District 5390 for supporting our outreach!" - Lucy
he Rotary Club of Kalispell and Partners formed the Sustainable Global Coalition which is currently working on the La Vega Water Project. We built strong partnerships with the community of La Vega, Guatemala, the Rotary Club of Mazatenango, Fundazucar and Engineers without Borders. The goal is to secure a safe and reliable water source for 1,340 adults and children. This project was funded through Rotary Global Grants, donors, and in-kind contributions from the communities in the form of local labor, local funding, and local leadership. Most of the shallow wells currently in use are contaminated. By providing clean and accessible water, this project will assist this community to grow and sustain a healthy environment. Together, we can change lives for the better.
Service Above Self
Kalispell, MT 59901
United States of America