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PUBLISHED ON March 11, 2020

Sport Manitoba announced on April 27, 2020, that the 2020 Manitoba Games have been officially postponed and will be moved to July 2021 due too the Coronavirus concerns in the community.  Read more...


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Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the details on the 2020 Manitoba Games basketball regional tryouts.  The 2020 Manitoba Games will occur August 10-15 in Dauphin, Manitoba with a total of 8 regional teams for males and 8 regional teams for females created this spring at the 16U age level (born in 2004 or later).  The rural regions of Manitoba are permitted to carry as many 3 age 17U (born in 2003) players.  The regional teams will represent all areas of Manitoba including teams from the East, North, and two teams per gender from the South, the West, and Winnipeg for a total of 8 teams per gender.  The tryouts will occur in late March and April at various locations and training will continue through the spring and summer until the Games in August. 
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PUBLISHED ON February 19, 2020

CANCELLED EVENT:  Those registered to date will be notified directly.

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Basketball Manitoba is offering up to 18 FREE openings for a special NCCP Fundamentals coaching clinic in partnership with Sport Manitoba.  The NCCP Community Coach / Fundamentals Coaching Clinic is coming Saturday, April 4th to Winkler.  This clinic normally costs $120.00 to attend but is being offered as a free clinic to all coaches who will be working with players at the ages 14 and under.

Date: Saturday, April 4, 2020
Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location: Garden Valley Collegiate, 736 Main St., Winkler, MB
Maximum Attendance: 10 people, first come first served
Prerequisite: Must be from a rural community or coach in the Jr. NBA program
Deadline: April 2, 2020, @ 4:00pm

To register you will need to create a FREE gameplan account (click on the registration button below to be directed to GamePlan). Once you have a GamePlan account you can register under workshops. In order to register you will need to contact Jillian at jillian@basketballmanitoba.ca for a registration code.

More information on the National Coaching Certification Program can be found at http://nccp.basketballmanitoba.ca





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PUBLISHED ON June 15, 2019


REGISTER NOW: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce details on the newly announced Canada Quest 18+ Female Division. 
  • 3x3 FEMALE 18+ DIVISION: The winning team in the Female 18+ Division will receive an entry into the CANADA QUEST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, in Montreal, Quebec August 17-18, 2019. Prize includes return airfare for 4 to Montreal from Winnipeg, as well as hotel and tournament fee.  This level of play will attract players who have University / College / Professional experience playing basketball.  Teams without players at this level should consider registering in the "D04. 18+ co-ed Division" or lower.  Basketball Manitoba reserves the right to ensure players entering this division are of a high calibre background.  

Full event information can be found here:












      The new Canada Games Sport for Life Centre located in downtown Winnipeg


      Inside the new Canada Games Sport for Life Centre.  The facility features 3 full hardwood basketball courts and room for 10 3x3 halfcourts.  Learn more...


       


      Exciting, urban and innovative, 3x3 is inspired by several forms of streetball played worldwide and is considered the world’s number one urban team sport. Steered by FIBA, games see two teams of three players face off on a basketball half-court.  On June 9, 2017, 3x3 was added to the Olympic Program, starting from the Tokyo 2020 Games.

      3x3 is simple and flexible enough to be played anywhere by anybody. All you need is a hoop, a half-court and six players. Events can be staged outdoor and indoor in iconic locations to bring basketball directly to the people.

      Canada Basketball in working with FIBA will regulate the rules of the game, facilitate the promotion of the discipline and sanction the organization of 3x3 tournaments with the support of the Provincial Sporting Organizations.

      READ MORE ABOUT THE 2019 CANADA QUEST...


      REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR ALL DIVISIONS: FRIDAY JUNE 14, 2019 AT 4:00 PM




      About FIBA 3x3 Basketball

      3x3 is considered the number one urban team sport. From the first official event at the 2010 Youth Olympics Games, FIBA has had an ambitious vision for the game.  3x3 is simple and flexible enough to be played anywhere by anybody. All you need is a hoop, a half-court and six players. Events can be staged outdoor and indoor in iconic locations to bring basketball directly to the people.

      The rules are very simple and designed to make it a fast, spectacular and exciting game. The non-stop music brings an authentic urban culture atmosphere, which attracts a new young audience to the games.

      3x3 is an opportunity for new players, organizers and countries to go from the streets to the World Stage. The stars of the gameplay in a professional tour and some of the most prestigious multi-sports events. On June 9, 2017, 3x3 was added to the Olympic Program, starting from the Tokyo 2020 Games. 

      For more information, visit www.fiba3x3.com.




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      PUBLISHED ON March 11, 2019


      Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce that the Jr. NBA and Steve Nash Youth Basketball programs have combined to create JNYB - Jr. NBA Youth Basketball. JNYB is looking to expand heading into this Spring Season and beyond!.  The program comes as part of a new partnership with NBA Canada for ages 5-12, with three different curriculums available. Jr. NBA will focus on the fundamental movement skills of running, jumping, throwing, catching, balance, agility, and coordination.

      The program will also work to begin and progress on the development of some of the fundamental basketball skills such as dribbling, passing, shooting, rebound and playing defence.  There are currently over 15 locations running the program around Manitoba and we are looking to grow into new areas of the province.  Jillian Kehler, the  JNYB Ambassador for Manitoba is able to help get your program up and running!


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      PUBLISHED ON December 31, 2018


      THE NEXT MANITOBA GAMES WILL OCCUR IN THE SUMMER OF 2024 IN DAUPHIN, MANITOBA.  

      The Manitoba Games are the province's largest ongoing multi-sport program, bringing together participants from across the province. The Summer Games are held every four years and alternate between summer and winter sports events. Each set of Games involves upwards of 10,000 athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers.


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      PUBLISHED ON March 27, 2017


      Basketball Manitoba is pleased to partner with Winnipeg's Got Sole, Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association, Basketballs for Inner City Kids, the Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Commission (MASRC), the Boys and Girls Club of Winnipeg and KidSport to actively collect gently used basketball equipment for children in need.  We are calling on the entire basketball community to donate basketballs and basketball shoes to the program so they can be 'rebounded' over to someone in need! You can donate your items to the program by dropping off your gently used basketballs or basketball shoes at one of the locations!

      Three reasons why you should donate to the Basketball Equipment Recycling Program...
      1. Help a child in need who wants to play basketball but cannot without the basic equipment
      2. Reduce the amount of garbage heading to our landfills
      3. De-clutter your basement of unneeded basketballs or basketball shoes 
      Donated items will be distributed at no end cost to those in need to...




      Basketball Manitoba Equipment Recycling Program Map






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      PUBLISHED ON January 01, 2014
      THE HOME OF 10
      NATIONAL MEDALS 
      SINCE 2011

       The Manitoba Provincial Team Program is the premier player and coach development program in the province.  The program attracts the top players and coaches to represent Manitoba at national and international events.  Ages 15U and 17U are offered to both male and female players and the program operates annually May through late July.

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      PUBLISHED ON January 01, 2014


      The Canada Basketball/Basketball Manitoba Center for Performance Program is a regional training centre designed to bring together male (ages 12-15) and female (ages 12-17) Canadian basketball athletes.  The program targets high potential athletes and provides them with advanced level training and experiences to help them develop into an elite level basketball player. 

      Basketball Manitoba gratefully acknowledges the support of the Sport Medicine Council of Manitoba to the Centre for Performance Program!



      Male and female athletes from Manitoba are identified on an annual basis to participate in the Manitoba Region Centre for Performance training programs. The program is directed at training athletes. The program runs from September to December before pausing for the school season. There will be classroom sessions in January and February before the program wraps up in early April leading into the 15U Provincial Team spring try-outs.

      The female program will also have an expanded competiton component added to the program with addionial games through out-of-province tournaments and other exhibiton games to add to the training component.

      More Information

      What is Canada Basketball’s Centres For Performance Program?
      • Canada Basketball’s Centres for/de Performance (CP) program is an elite program for players and coaches designed to teach individual offensive and team fundamentals while also presenting aspects of sports science that are necessary to become a high level player and coach.
      • The Centres for Performance program is the key component of Canada Basketball’s national player and coach identification and development strategy.
      • Canada Basketball’s – Centres for Performance program was established because of an identified need for a more systematic, thorough and unified national approach to identify and develop outstanding junior basketball players in every province and territory in Canada. It was also identified that a network of coaches be established and continuing development of this network of coaches be undertaken to ensure the thorough and contemporary delivery of the technical program to the athletes.
      • Our vision is to become a world leader in basketball development.

      How Does Canada Basketball’s – Centres For Performance Program Work?
      • The Centres for Performance program is a nationally directed initiative which is delivered through the provinces/territories in partnership with the Canadian Sports Centres across Canada.  The Center For Performance is the start of the National Team identification pathway for athletes.
      • The program offers highly qualified coaching staff trained with National Team curriculum to work with participants between the ages of 12 to 15.
      • The program has a heavy emphasis on developing individual fundamentals and also teaches team principles of play.
      • Players receive education on sports nutrition, psychology, strength, agility and physical testing.

      What does the CP provide?
      • Individual skill development
      • Team concepts development
      • Strength and agility education development
      • Sports nutrition education
      • Sports psychology education
      • Sports injuries management/education
      • Development of applied, practical coaching techniques
      • Time management, planning and personal development skills
      • Canadian and international professional development opportunities for coaches
      • Interactive and positive learning environment
       

      Contact

      Contact Dan Becker for more information on the Centre for Performance Program.
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      PUBLISHED ON December 30, 2013


      2026 BASKETBALL MANITOBA SUPER COACHES CLINIC

      DATE: October 23, 2026
      VENUE: TBA


      VIEW ALL 2025 DETAILS HERE



      Details on the 2026 Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic will be announced in early fall 2026.  Subscribe to our email newsletter to stay in the loop when details are announced!  




      in partnership with


      2022 Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic
      October 21-22, 2022
      University of Manitoba
      Investors Group Athletic Centre
      Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
      Basketball Manitoba, the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg are excited to announce the details of the 13th annual 'Super Coaches Clinic' weekend scheduled for October 21-22, 2022, at the University of Manitoba Investors Group Athletic Centre.  The clinic is a partnership with the University of Manitoba Bisons and the University of Winnipeg Wesmen as a joint offering to the basketball community.  The clinic will run at the same time as the province-wide 'SAGE' in-service day on Friday, October 21 and is registered as a professional development event by PHE Manitoba. 
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      PUBLISHED ON December 30, 2013
      Canada Basketball NCCP Coaching Pathways

      Canada Basketball NCCP Coaching Pathways

      Coach education aligned with each stage of athlete development.

      Canada Basketball’s NCCP coach education pathway is based on the Long-Term Development Model. Coaches may begin their training at the level that best matches the athletes they currently coach.

      FUNdamentals NCCP pathway for ages 6 to 9

      NCCP Community Sport

      FUNdamentals

      Ages 6–9

      The FUNdamentals pathway equips community, recreation and house league coaches with the tools to create safe, fun and inclusive basketball experiences for young athletes. Participants receive NCCP training credit for both stand-up and wheelchair basketball.

      Workshop Topics

      • Child-centred coaching
      • Knowing your participants
      • Safety
      • Long-Term Development
      • Teaching basketball skills
      • Practice coaching
      • Implementing purposeful games
      • Putting it all together

      Learning Outcomes

      • Identify a coaching role and philosophy
      • Create a safe, inclusive and positive environment
      • Understand basketball rules, equipment and game modifications
      • Teach basic basketball skills
      • Coach age-appropriate games and activities
      • Modify practice plans to meet athlete needs
      Key Content Highlights Child-centred coaching, emergency preparedness, Long-Term Development, age-appropriate teaching, physical literacy and purposeful games.

      Pathway Requirements

      RequirementTime
      FUNdamentals Workshop4 hours
      NCCP Make Ethical Decisions eLearning1.5 hours
      NCCP Emergency Action Plan eLearning15 minutes

      ✓ Trained

      Complete all listed pathway requirements.

      Certification

      No additional certification evaluation is listed for this pathway.

      Register for this workshop and other NCCP opportunities through Game Plan.

      Visit Game Plan
      Learn to Train NCCP pathway for ages 9 to 12

      NCCP Instruction – Beginner

      Learn to Train

      Ages 9–12

      This pathway is designed for coaches working with athletes ages 9–12. It focuses on building fundamental basketball skills through a games-based framework while balancing technical progression, play and fun.

      Workshop Topics

      • Long-Term Development
      • Teaching skills
      • Variations of drills
      • Logistics and safety
      • Practice-planning logistics
      • Writing the next two practices
      • Modified games

      Learning Outcomes

      • Explain the importance of logistics in practice planning
      • Establish an appropriate practice structure
      • Select suitable activities for each part of practice
      • Use loading, de-loading and technical layers
      • Understand the basics of skill development
      Key Content Highlights Technical progressions through constraints, effective athlete feedback, physical literacy, introductory skill development and play-based activities.

      Pathway Requirements

      To Become TrainedTime
      Coaching Basketball 101 eLearning1 hour
      Learn to Train Workshop13 hours
      NCCP Make Ethical Decisions eLearning1.5 hours
      NCCP Emergency Action Plan eLearning15 minutes

      ✓ Trained

      Complete all training requirements.

      ✓ Certified

      • Portfolio evaluation
      • Practice observation

      Register and learn more through Game Plan.

      Visit Game Plan
      Train to Train NCCP pathway for ages 12 to 15

      NCCP Competition Introduction

      Train to Train

      Ages 12–15

      This pathway serves coaches working with athletes ages 12–15, a critical stage in Long-Term Basketball Development. Its blended model connects self-directed learning with practical application so coaches can design purposeful development environments.

      Workshop Topics

      • Knowing your athletes
      • Season planning
      • Practice planning
      • Game planning
      • Performance safety
      • Style of play
      • Activity design
      • Implementation and intervention
      • Reflection

      Learning Outcomes

      • Refine coaching values and philosophy
      • Develop reflective thinking
      • Design purposeful practices and activities
      • Create performance-safe learning environments
      • Build effective season, practice and game plans
      Key Content Highlights Constraints-based activity design, the biopsychosocial model, coaching the whole athlete and the Explore–Nudge–Adapt framework.

      Pathway Requirements

      To Become TrainedTime
      Coaching Basketball 101 eLearning1 hour
      Offensive Style of Play eLearning1 hour
      Defensive Style of Play eLearning1 hour
      Introduction to Mental Performance in Basketball1 hour
      Train to Train Workshop9 hours
      NCCP Make Ethical Decisions eLearning1.5 hours
      NCCP Emergency Action Plan eLearning15 minutes

      ✓ Trained

      Complete all training requirements.

      ✓ Certified

      • Portfolio evaluation
      • Practice observation

      Register and learn more through Game Plan.

      Visit Game Plan
      Train to Compete NCCP pathway for ages 15 to 18

      NCCP Competition Development

      Train to Compete

      Ages 15–18

      This pathway is designed for coaches working with athletes in the later stages of club or high school competition as they prepare for post-secondary opportunities. It covers advanced technical execution, tactical development and comprehensive program planning.

      Workshop Topics

      • Teaching Basketball Skills: biomechanics, skill-teaching phases and training transitions
      • Strategies and Tactics: tactical concepts, penetration principles, special situations, zone systems and FIBA rules
      • Planning: program logistics, scouting, staff management and training methods

      Learning Outcomes

      • Apply advanced biomechanics
      • Design high-performance practice cycles
      • Create advanced basketball strategies
      • Construct periodized season plans
      • Execute scouting plans and tactical adjustments
      • Integrate holistic performance conditioning
      Key Content Highlights Individualized Performance Plans, tactical loading, special situations, macro load monitoring and training-to-competition ratios.

      Basketball-Specific Modules

      ModuleTime
      Teaching Basketball Skills Workshop15 hours
      Strategies and Tactics Workshop15 hours
      Planning Workshop12 hours

      NCCP Multi-Sport Modules

      ModuleTime
      Make Ethical Decisions eLearning1.5 hours
      Leading Drug-Free Sport eLearning1 hour
      Managing Conflict6 hours
      Coaching and Leading Effectively8 hours
      Developing Athletic Abilities8 hours
      Prevention and Recovery8 hours
      Psychology of Performance8 hours

      ✓ Trained

      Complete all basketball-specific and multi-sport modules.

      ✓ Certified

      • Portfolio evaluation
      • Practice observation
      • Game observation

      Register and learn more through Game Plan.

      Visit Game Plan
      Learn to Win NCCP pathway for ages 18 and older

      NCCP Competition Development Advanced

      Learn to Win

      Ages 18+

      This is Canada Basketball’s advanced stream for high-performance coaches of post-secondary and next-generation athletes. It is paired with the Advanced Coaching Diploma and emphasizes sport-science integration, technical leadership and international standards of play.

      Workshop Topics

      • Coaching Effectiveness and Leadership
      • Performance Planning
      • Training and Competition Readiness
      • Gap Analysis and Sport Analytics

      Learning Outcomes

      • Integrate sport-science systems into daily training
      • Execute system-wide gap analysis
      • Manage high-performance programs and operations
      • Build sophisticated annual plans and periodization calendars
      • Develop elite mental readiness
      • Lead and adapt strategy in dynamic environments
      Key Content Highlights Canadian Sport Institute resources, psychologically healthy daily training environments, advanced monitoring and prevention of overtraining and burnout.

      Certification Requirements

      RequirementTime
      Train to Compete Certification75–80 hours
      Advanced Coaching Diploma through the Canadian Sport Institute Network1 year
      Panel evaluation with a Canada Basketball representative45–90 minutes

      Prerequisite

      Train to Compete certification.

      ✓ Certified

      • Advanced Coaching Diploma graduate
      • Canada Basketball representative participates on the assessment panel

      Learn more through Game Plan or the Coaching Association of Canada.

      Visit Game Plan
      About the NCCP: Canada Basketball’s coaching pathways allow coaches to begin their education at the level in which they currently coach, helping ensure that the learning is delivered in the most relevant athlete-development context.
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      PUBLISHED ON December 28, 2013


      Basketball Manitoba is pleased to offer to Manitoba School Divisions the opportunity to host one of the 'Basketball Coach School' Clinics this November or December. The clinics will be offered at NO COST to the host School Division and are targeted to in-school middle / junior high and high school coaches and can be set up in conjunction with an existing coordinated or in-service day.  The clinics can range in length between 3-6 hours and will be conducted by Basketball Manitoba Technical Director Dan Becker along with a variety of special guests including Randy Kusano, Ross Wedlake, Grant Richter among others.  

       The clinics will include age and grade appropriate topics including fundamental drills and skills (shooting, passing, dribbling), practice management and basic team offensive and defensive concepts. A maximum of eight (8) of these clinics will be offered and a maximum of no more than one (1) clinic per school division per school year. Clinics will be filled on a first come first served basis.

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      PUBLISHED ON June 01, 2013

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      The Basketball Manitoba High Performance Camps are for experienced players under the age of 18. Three different camps times are traditionally offered throughout the year including in August, October, January and March.  The camps have an emphasis on improving the
      athlete’s fundamental skills and understanding of the game and provides an 8 to 1 player to coach ratio and is taught by some of the most successful coaches and players in Manitoba!  

      VIEW ALL CAMPS


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      PUBLISHED ON December 09, 2006



      Welcome to the Manitoba Club Basketball Championships!  We are pleased to offer basketball teams from around Manitoba the opportunity to participate in a spring basketball championship.  The Manitoba Club Basketball Championships are open to any club basketball team and traditionally run in May.
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