Welcome to the Tucson Summer Pro League for Kids

The Tucson Summer Pro League is an individual development league for boys and girls ages 10 to13. Our emphasis is on enjoying the game of basketball, teaching the fundamentals as well as the principles of good sportsmanship.

The TSPL is a structured competitive league focused on allowing young athletes the freedom to play fun, fast-paced basketball in a unique environment they can enjoy.

League Fees & Registration

Registration and tryouts for this summer’s league have completed. Please visit the team page for your division to pay your child’s league fee.
 
The deadline for payment of league fees is midnight, May 30th. Any unpaid roster spots will be forfeited. No exceptions. 

TSPL Code of Conduct

Players

  1. Respect Coaches and Teammates: Show respect to your coaches, teammates, and opposing players at all times. Work together as a team.
  2. Practice Good Sportsmanship: Play hard, follow the rules, and maintain a positive attitude, regardless of the outcome of the game. Absolutely no taunting, trash-talking, profanity or disrespectful gestures.
  3. Respect Officials and Game Rules: Accept decisions made by coaches and officials without argument or complaint. Learn and follow the rules of the game.
  4. Encourage Your Teammates: Support and encourage your teammates, whether they’re on the court or on the bench. Celebrate their successes and lift them up.

Parents/Guardians

  1. Be Supportive: Encourage and support your child and their teammates. Avoid negative comments or criticism that could undermine their confidence or enjoyment of the game.
  2. Respect Coaches and Officials: If you have concerns, address them privately and respectfully after the game.
  3. Promote a Positive Environment: Refraining from aggressive or confrontational behavior. We count on our parents to be role models for sportsmanship.
  4. Keep Competition in Perspective: Our league is about learning, development, and fun. We are focused on helping your child grow as a player and person. Give them space to learn and play.