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Youth Basketball League
A new league is in town—competitive games, player interviews, weekly recognition, MVP awards, banquets, coaching, and a place for young hoopers to shine.
Play • Learn • Get Recognized
We All We Got • All communities welcome
Basketball
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Register a player for $60 or a local basketball team for $450. All communities welcome.
Basketball game location: Geneva YMCA, Geneva, NY.
7th–8th grade boys: November 8 workout & draft day. First game November 15. $60 per player.
Basketball registration
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Basketball registration • Sign up here
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Register now — no payment required today
You can register without paying. Your $60 basketball payment does not need to be verified until November 5, 2026. Pay by November 5 with Venmo @Rayshawnwhitfield — We All We Got Basketball League — or Cash App $Allpurposepromotions. Put the player's full name and program in the payment note. Coach Ray Ray verifies each payment separately; verification is not required to register.
Pay with Venmo — We All We Got Basketball League Pay $60 with Cash AppAll communities welcome. Register one player at a time. For 7th–8th grade boys, sign up individually; coaches will draft balanced teams.
Basketball game location: Geneva YMCA, Geneva, NY
$60 per player • Payment due November 5, 2026
$60 per player • Payment due November 5, 2026
7th–8th grade boys: November 8 workout & draft day; first game November 15. Eight-week season: six weeks of regular-season games and two weeks of playoffs. One practice, one skills and conditioning day, and Sunday games. End-of-season banquet with MVP trophies and presentations.
3rd–4th grade co-ed: Starts November 8. Three weeks of fundamentals, then five weeks of games.
Workout and game times will be confirmed by Coach Ray Ray.
- Fill out the form. Choose your program below.
- Send your registration email. Tap “Open registration email,” then press Send in your email app.
- Register now, pay by November 5. No payment or payment verification is required to submit your basketball registration. Pay $60 by November 5, 2026 using Venmo or Cash App and include your player's full name. Payment verification is due by November 5.
Need help or don't have an email app? Call Coach Ray Ray: 315-719-3289.
Interest Request
No payment is due now. This program is offered on a selective basis. Coach Ray Ray will contact you about acceptance, availability, and any separate program cost.
Kids’ Individual Boxing — Jump Start Package
Six one-on-one training sessions for $100 total. Submit your request and Coach Ray Ray will follow up with availability, scheduling, and payment instructions.
Please add your child's available days and times below. Parents / guardians must supply wrist wraps and boxing gloves for their child.
Sports event or tournament
Coach Ray Ray will confirm event availability and registration fees.
Competitive youth basketball
Local basketball team registration
Local basketball teams are welcome! Register your team to compete in the We All We Got Youth Basketball League. Team registration is $450 per team.
Open to 7th–8th grade boys teams. The first game is Sunday, November 15, 2026, with an eight-week Sunday season: six weeks of regular-season games followed by two weeks of playoffs and the championship. View the season format and playoff bracket. All games will be played at the Geneva YMCA.
$450 team registration fee
Complete the form, then send the registration email to Coach Ray Ray. He will follow up to confirm your team’s spot and provide payment instructions.
Complete the form, then send the registration email to Coach Ray Ray. He will follow up to confirm your team’s spot and provide payment instructions.
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League Game Center
Live game scores.
Scoreboard ready
Team One
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Schedule coming soon
Team Two
Teams coming soon
Check back here for live scores and final results once the league schedule is announced.
What we bring to the city
Real programs. Real impact.
We meet young people where they are, keep it real with them, and give them positive ways to move forward.
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Youth Boxing
Fitness, fundamentals, self-control, and discipline in a safe environment. We teach young people how to stay focused—not how to look for trouble.
Discipline • Focus • Confidence
Kids’ Individual Boxing Training — Jump Start Package
6 one-on-one training sessions • $100 total
Give your child a jump start with individual coaching focused on boxing fundamentals, footwork, fitness, focus, and confidence.
Training availability: Please include the days and times your child is available when requesting training. Coach Ray Ray will follow up to confirm your sessions.
Required equipment: Parents / guardians must supply wrist wraps and boxing gloves for their child.
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Teen Talk with Ray
Register free • October 26A judgment-free space for teens to talk honestly about pressure, choices, relationships, mental health, and real life.
Real Talk • Safe Space • Growth
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Youth Mentorship
Consistent guidance, accountability, goal-setting, and support from adults who care enough to show up and keep showing up.
Guidance • Accountability • Purpose
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Skills & Training
Basketball fundamentals, conditioning, confidence, work ethic, and the mindset to keep getting better.
Work • Grow • Repeat
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Community Events
Tournaments, family events, active-fatherhood programming, and partnerships that bring communities together.
Unity • Access • Impact
Coming soon
Programs & events.
New opportunities are on the way for young athletes and families. Stay connected for official dates, locations, times, and registration details.
Flagship Youth Program
Shot Callers & Book Scholars
A basketball, reading, and learning program that combines athletic development with literacy, homework support, mentorship, life skills, discipline, confidence, and leadership.
DatesTo Be Announced
PurposeDeveloping leaders on the court and in the classroom
Basketball • Reading • Learning
Community Spotlight • Hobart Basketball
Welcome to Geneva, Trey Palfrey!
Geneva, New York—meet one of the newest Hobart Statesmen, freshman Trey Palfrey! 🏀🔥 Straight out of Buffalo, New York, Trey pulled up to the Geneva YMCA this past Saturday to work with the kids and show love to the community.
🏆 Player of the Year
💯 1,000-point scorer
📊 6th all-time in Nichols School history
⭐ First Team All-Western New York
He came to Hobart to hoop, but he’s already making an impact beyond the court. Welcome to Geneva, Trey!
We All We Got! 💪🏾🔥
We All We Got Youth Basketball
A new league is in town.
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Player of the Week
Who got next?
Every week, we spotlight a player who brings effort, leadership, sportsmanship, and game—not just points. The next featured player could be you.
Join the leaguePlayer Interviews
Players get a chance to use their voice, talk about the game, thank their supporters, and build confidence on camera.
MVP Recognition
Standout players are recognized for performance, leadership, teamwork, and the way they carry themselves.
Banquets & Awards
We celebrate the season together with players, families, coaches, awards, memories, and community.
Sunday game schedule
Youth League Season Format
Eight weeks. Six weeks of regular-season games. Two weeks of playoffs and championship competition. Youth league games are played on Sundays at the Geneva YMCA.
Regular season
Teams compete in weekly scheduled games. Regular-season standings determine playoff seeding.
Playoffs begin
Quarterfinals and semifinals are played on the same Sunday in a single-elimination bracket. The two semifinal winners advance to Championship Sunday.
Championship Sunday
One game only: the championship. The two semifinal winners compete for the league title; all earlier playoff rounds are completed on Sunday 7.
Road to the Championship
Eight-team playoff bracket example • Applied separately within each division.
Sunday 7 • Quarterfinals
Eight teams
QF1: Seed 1 vs. Seed 8Winner advances to Semifinal 1 →
QF2: Seed 4 vs. Seed 5Winner advances to Semifinal 1 →
QF3: Seed 2 vs. Seed 7Winner advances to Semifinal 2 →
QF4: Seed 3 vs. Seed 6Winner advances to Semifinal 2 →
Sunday 7 • Semifinals
Four teams
SF1: QF1 winner vs. QF2 winnerWinner advances to the championship →
SF2: QF3 winner vs. QF4 winnerWinner advances to the championship →
Sunday 8 • Championship
Two teams. One title.
SF1 winner vs. SF2 winnerThe only game on Championship Sunday
League Champion
This bracket illustrates an eight-team division; it does not represent confirmed team entries. Final brackets, any first-round byes, seeding procedures, and game times will be posted once participation and the schedule are confirmed.
Register a local team • $450 per teamOfficial theme song • Mark Gramling
Turn it up. We All We Got.
Giving Mark his flowers
Let’s give my older cousin, Mark Gramling, his flowers! A family man, community man, and former city councilor, Mark is a big part of our community—and the man behind “We All We Got,” the song he created for Ray Ray’s Community Love Day.
He put his talent and love for the city into something the whole community could see, hear, and celebrate. That song carries our message: coming together, supporting each other, and showing love to the place we call home.
Cousin, thank you for helping bring that message to life. I appreciate you, your support, and your love for our city. We all we got!
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Meet Coach Ray Ray
These kids are watching.
Rayshawn “Ray Ray” Whitfield is a father, coach, mentor, and community leader who believes being present can change a young person’s whole direction. His mission is rooted in lived experience, accountability, and the understanding that every child needs somebody willing to keep showing up.
Through basketball, boxing, honest conversations, mentorship, and community events, Ray Ray creates the structure and positive environments young people deserve. This work isn’t about attention—it’s about access, consistency, and giving the next generation a real chance to win in life.
Father
Leading through presence
Coach
Building discipline
Mentor
Keeping it real
Stay positive. Stay focused. We all we got.
Community events
Real people. Real community.
From basketball celebrations to Community Love Day, these events bring young people, families, businesses, and neighborhoods together.
We’re not waiting for somebody else to save our youth. We’re showing up.
Access
Every child deserves a place to play, talk, learn, and grow.
Accountability
We own our choices, learn from mistakes, and keep moving.
Community
Strong kids, present fathers, supported families, united neighborhoods.
The movement
Born in Geneva. Built to reach beyond.
Led by Coach Ray Ray, We All We Got welcomes youth and families from Geneva, surrounding areas, and every community ready to grow with us.
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Community focused
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Team mentality
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Days of purpose
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Potential unlocked
Businesses & organizations
Put your name behind purpose.
Sponsor a team, support an event, or partner with us to create more opportunities for young people across our region.
Season T-shirt preview
Here’s the rough draft for the season!
Hey, this is the rough draft for the season. If you want to sponsor a team, contact Ray.
Team Sponsor
Help cover uniforms, equipment, officials, and gym access.
Event Partner
Bring tournaments and community experiences to life.
Community Ally
Support mentorship, family engagement, and year-round outreach.
Thank you, Darryl Smith!
Thank you, Darryl Smith, for sponsoring the We All We Got Youth Basketball League. We all we got!
GI Cards and Collectibles
Thank you, Gary Iannopolo and GI Cards and Collectibles, for sponsoring the We All We Got Youth Basketball League. We all we got!
Pick Quick
Thank you, Pathikkumar G. Patel and Pick Quick Convenience Store, for sponsoring the We All We Got Youth Basketball League. We all we got!
Join The Wall
Support the movement
Be part of the work
Don't just watch. Show up.
Good programs need good people. Apply to coach, mentor, volunteer at events, help with registration, or support game-day operations.
- Youth coaches and assistants
- Mentors and guest speakers
- Event and game-day volunteers
- Community outreach helpers
2026 Fall Season
See the flyer. Join the movement.
Tap the official Fall Season flyer to go straight to player registration.
All basketball games will be played at the Geneva YMCA.
7th–8th Grade Boys: First game Sunday, November 15, 2026.
3rd–4th Grade Co-ed: Program begins Sunday, November 8, 2026.
“Come One, Come All” Player Evaluation & Team Placement Day: Sunday, November 8, 2026. Coaches will evaluate players’ skills and place them on teams with an even mix of talent to create balanced, competitive matchups.
Register now without paying. All $60 payments and payment verification are due by November 5, 2026.
Register a player
Tap flyer to register
Free community event
Teen Talk
A platform for youth to talk without being judged.
Monday, October 26, 2026 • 6 PM
Abundant Grace Pentecostal Church
18 Snell Road
Featuring Pastor Brian Whitley, Kelvin Clark — Assistant Dean, Hobart, and Rayshawn “Ray Ray” Whitfield & guests.
Free admission • Refreshments will be served
A message for parents
Structure, discipline, and healthy habits
At We All We Got Youth Basketball League, we’re building structure, discipline, confidence, and healthy habits that players can carry into everyday life.
School comes first. We expect our players to take their education seriously, put effort into their schoolwork, and show respect to teachers, parents, coaches, and teammates. Your character matters on and off the court—how you treat people, handle frustration, accept correction, and take responsibility for your actions.
Through basketball, fundamentals, and strength and conditioning for 7th and 8th graders, we’ll encourage teamwork, consistency, and taking care of your body. Parents are our partners in reinforcing these expectations.
Our goal is to help your child grow as a player, a student, and a person. We all we got—and we hold each other accountable.
Let's build together
We all we got.
Players, parents, coaches, volunteers, sponsors, and community partners—there's a place for you.