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WINTER SKILLS ACADEMY

TCYBA is pleased to offer our extremely popular Skill Development Performance Winter Academy for players registered in our Fall / Winter league.

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These sessions are for players of all levels who want to develop and enhance their individual ability, focusing on:

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  • Footwork

  • Shot Preparation

  • Shooting Mechanics

  • Ball Handling

  • Passing

  • Decision Making

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Interested players, especially those at the grade 5/6 level, do not need to have a great deal of experience to take part. 

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The most important factor in participating in the Academy program is to simply be dedicated to improvement and committed to attending the scheduled sessions.

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Additional assistant coaches may be taking part in the academy sessions to ensure that an appropriate coach-to-player ratio is maintained. The most important factor in participating in the Academy program is to simply be dedicated to improvement and committed to attending the scheduled sessions. 

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The Tri-City Youth Basketball Association (TCYBA) was formed in 1999 and is a volunteer-driven registered not-for-profit that serves the youth of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody (Tri-Cities), New Westminster, Burnaby and surrounding areas in British Columbia, Canada. Currently, we have well over 2000 players, from Kindergarten to grade 12, playing in various divisions including both competitive Elite programs and recreational play. We offer academies, camps, official's development paths and coaching clinics in partnership with various local, provincial and national partners. Open to both boys and girls, the club operates out-of-school gyms across the Tri-City area and strives to ensure all youth that want to enjoy the sport have an opportunity to participate. We believe that youth sport is critical to a child's development and the opportunity to build skills for both the sport and for life should be available to all of our community's youth.

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