The league is open to players entering grades 7–12 who are ready to participate in structured practices and competitive games. Players are placed at the Freshman, JV or Varsity development level based on their current ability and developmental needs.

AurHaus coaches assign players based on grade, experience, skill level, physical development and the level that will provide the best combination of challenge and opportunity. Our goal is to create balanced teams and place each player where they can develop effectively.

Families may indicate their preferred level, but final placement is determined by the AurHaus coaching staff. Grade alone does not determine placement, and requesting a specific team does not guarantee assignment to that team.

Registration includes the complete eight-week program: two coached practices per week, competitive Saturday games, officials, live rules instruction, game film, guest trainers, high-school coach insights, an AurHaus jersey and participation in the season-ending AAU event.

Every player will receive opportunities to compete and develop, but equal playing time or a specific number of minutes is not guaranteed. Playing time may be affected by attendance, effort, preparation, conduct, team needs and game conditions.

Yes. Teams are scheduled to compete every Saturday against rotating guest teams at the Home of AurHaus. Saturday game times may vary and will be shared after opponents are confirmed. The season concludes with an AAU event on October 24.

Families should notify the coaching staff in advance whenever a player will be absent. We understand that illness, academics and family obligations may occasionally interfere, but repeated or unexcused absences may affect the player’s role and playing time. Missed practices cannot be made up or prorated.

Families who register with the $200 Early Bird deposit must pay the remaining $200 by August 14, 2026. The deposit locks in the $400 Early Bird tuition. A player may not participate if the balance remains unpaid unless a written payment arrangement has been approved.

All registration payments, including deposits, are nonrefundable and nontransferable. Refunds or credits are not issued for missed practices, games or events resulting from scheduling conflicts, injuries or absences.

If AurHaus cancels or cannot reschedule an event, a full or partial credit toward a future program may be offered at AurHaus’s discretion. In exceptional circumstances, such as a documented serious medical condition or family emergency, families may submit a written request for consideration.

Please review the complete AurHaus Refund & Credit Policy before registering.

Limited need-based assistance may be available through AurHaus Foundation. Families must complete a separate scholarship application by August 2. Awards are based on demonstrated financial need, available funding and the player’s commitment to fully participate. Applying does not guarantee assistance or reserve a roster position.