Our Rip City Hoops youth basketball program is dedicated to providing a safe and fun environment where youth can learn the game of basketball within a respectful and supportive setting.

Jr. NBA

Jr. NBA Curriculum

Rip City Hoops proudly incorporates the Jr. NBA curriculum, enhancing the youth basketball experience for players, parents and coaches. The program's four levels — Rookie, Starter, All-Star and MVP — cater to players at various skill stages, providing tailored instruction for skill development.

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Jr. NBA Leagues

Jr. NBA Leagues

Rip City Hoops leagues are apart of a wider network of Jr. NBA leagues. These leagues are a partnership between the Portland Trail Blazers and existing youth basketball leagues throughout Portland and surrounding cities who are looking to provide an NBA experience to their young athletes. For more information on Rip City Hoops Leagues please read more information below.

Jr. NBA Leagues are the official recreational basketball leagues of the NBA and WNBA for all youth ages 6-14.

The program is focused on elevating the youth basketball experience for young athletes and allowing them to develop fundamental basketball skills in an environment that is positive, inclusive, and fun! Jr. NBA Leagues encompass the core values of the game: teamwork, respect, determination, and community!

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Meet the Coaches

Family Programs

Rip City Kids Club

The FREE membership automatically gives the young Blazers fan in your life exclusive access to monthly giveaways, ticket discounts on games & RQ Family shows, events and more! They can also earn rewards points for completing challenges to redeem cool Nike and Trail Blazers prizes.
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Family Hub

Here you can find resources for everything you and the young Blazers fans in your life might need to become the ultimate Blazermaniacs.
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Mascots

Want to learn about our Trail Blazers Mascots? Check out our Mascots page to get the inside scoop about our furry friends!
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