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‘Wee Wolves’ basketball program coming this month

The Wee Wolves Basketball program is an instructional basketball league open to all kindergarten, first and second grade boys and girls.

The cost is $45 per player. Player fees go to pay league expenses, equipment, shirts & trophies.

The purpose of the leagues is to:

1. Have fun. This is the main goal.

2. Teach the fundamentals of basketball.

3. Build self-esteem and confidence.

4. Teach good sportsmanship and fair play.

5. To make new friends.

One of the main goals is to develop the idea that every child is a winner. To help develop this, there is no score kept during the games. The league wants every child to have fun and feel good when the game is over.

“We believe that our children deserve the best that we can offer. We try to provide the equipment and services that will make our league a success,” said Kevin Miller.

Each child will receive a shirt and trophy. All monies takes in will be spent on our program.

The league is currently working on practice and game times. It currently looks like practice will be on Thursdays at 6 p.m. and Sundays at 1p.m., beginning on Thursday, Feb. 21.

You may register by returning your registration form and fee to Mr. Miller at Westwood School, register the first day of practice or mail it to:

Kevin Miller

4083 US Hwy. 221 South

West Jefferson, N.C. 28694

You can fill out this registration form, or pick one up at Westwood Elementary School.

Student’s Name:

Grade: School:

Parent’s Name(s):

Address:

Parent’s Email:

Contact Telephone Numbers:

Insurance: Carrier & Policy # :

Teacher’s Name:

I wish to allow my child, __________________, to participate in the Wee Wolves Basketball Program. I understand that any injury by my child at any time he or she is participating in the program will not be the responsibility of the Wee Wolves League or any of its’ volunteers, coaches, referees or assistants helping to conduct this program; neither will any of the above be held liable.

I have read the above & abide by it.

Parent’s Signature:

Date:

Shirt Size: (Circle one)

Youth Small Youth Medium Youth Large Adult Small Adult Medium Adult Large

Cost = $45.00. Checks payable to Wee Wolves Basketball.

You may return this form to Mr. Miller at Westwood School or Mail it to :

Kevin Miller

4083 US Hwy. 221 South

West Jefferson, N.C. 28694

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