Programs
JHB FALL LEAGUE
Jr. Huskies Feeder Basketball League
Get ready for an exciting season! Open to boys and girls in grades 3-8 of all skill levels, this league is designed to provide a fun and competitive environment where young athletes can develop their basketball skills and prepare for future success in the OPRF basketball system.
Key Dates:
League Duration: August 16 - October 25
League Features:
Games: Every Saturday at OPRF High School
Practices: One practice and one game per week
Practice Locations: OPRF and surrounding area gym locations
Why Join?
Learn the Huskie Basketball System & Philosophy
Build Skills, Confidence, and Game IQ
Be Part of the Official Pathway to OPRF High School Basketball
Join the Jr. Huskies Feeder Basketball League and be part of a community that fosters growth, teamwork, and a love for the game.
JHB SKILLS ACADEMY
In partnership with the Park District of Oak Park, The JHB Skills Academy focuses on developing fundamental basketball skills for boys and girls grades 3-8. Through structured training sessions, players learn essential techniques and concepts that align with the OPRF basketball system.
Duration: Sept 9 - Oct 14
Every Tuesday
Location: Julian Middle School
3rd-5th Grade - 6:00pm - 7:00pm
6th-8th Grade - 7:05pm - 8:05pm
JHB FEEDER BASKETBALL
The Junior Huskies Winter Feeder Travel teams offer a premier basketball experience for advanced skill development, game exposure, and community engagement for boys and girls in 3rd-8th grade.
Season Details:
Tryouts: Boys - Oct 12 & 19 | No Girls Tryout
Duration: November to March.
Practice Schedule: Twice weekly
Games: 20-25 games
Uniform included in team fee
Note: The program is independent of Oak Park River Forest High School and its Athletic Department.
JHB BASKETBALL CAMPS
Join our JHB Youth Basketball Camps for an immersive experience in structured training and fun. Open to boys and girls grades 3-8, these camps introduce the concepts and structure of OPRF High School basketball, focusing on fundamental skills and teamwork.
