Everything you need to know before you register your U15 Girls player — what a season actually looks like, what it costs, and exactly how registration works.
Intensity Hoops isn't a house league and it isn't a rec team. We work with players who want to become high school varsity starters, chase a college scholarship, and are looking for a club built around real development and the best competition we can find — not just a jersey and a Saturday game.
You'll be pushed to your limits, and you'll be coached honestly. Safely. That's not a contradiction — it's the standard.
Also registering this fall: U17 Girls.
We have an unparalleled track record: 25+ alumni have received scholarships to the US, with over 70% of our players earning scholarships in total — including players who barely saw the floor in 8th and 9th grade. That's not an accident. It's what happens when development comes first and the wins follow.
September 9 – November 15, 2026. This is our only season running right now — Spring 2027 is planned, but Fall 2026 is the one you can register for today.
Training runs at least twice a week, 1 hour 45 minutes per session, coached hard and coached honestly.
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:30–7:15 PM, in Surrey/Langley (subject to change). Exact gym location and the full schedule will be shared September 5, 2026.
Every team has 1–2 coaches who are there for every training session — never a coach who only shows up for games. Barring the unexpected, it's the same coach for the same team all season. Consistency in coaching isn't a nice-to-have here, it's part of how we develop players.
Director/Head Coach: Frank Konig.
Beyond team training, development includes in-gym skill sessions and strength & conditioning. Access to our training lab begins in the Spring.
Rosters are capped at 10 players per team — realistically closer to 9. Every player gets real playing time, guaranteed: a minimum of 40% of total game minutes across the season, on aggregate. In a 32-minute game, that works out to real minutes every single game — not garbage time in a blowout. It won't be an even 40% every single game (one game might be 20 minutes, the next 8), but averaged across a season of roughly 20 games, every player is on the floor for their share.
We travel to find the best competition, not the closest. Fall 2026 tournaments are across the Pacific Northwest — 4 to 5 tournaments over the season:
Dates are confirmed where noted; the November tournament is tentative and subject to final scheduling.
US tournaments mean crossing the border. Every player needs a valid passport and a signed travel-consent letter if they aren't traveling with both legal guardians. We've done this before and we'll do it again — full detail is in our Club Team Travel Policy. Families are responsible for their own travel costs to U.S. tournaments, which is why travel is priced separately from the season fee. Expect $200–$250 per tournament at minimum — roughly $800–$1,250 across the season — but our travel planning is unmatched.
$1,620 for the Fall season. That covers all training, your uniform, and tournament entry fees. Travel costs are not included, but are kept to a minimum to ensure the best return on your investment. All players receive detailed itineraries and information by email upon fee payment/selection.
There are two ways in:
To be clear: if you pay the deposit, you're on the team — full stop, no evaluation involved. The Open Training Session is the one place evaluation happens, and only for spots left after deposit registrations fill.
Once you register, full program details — schedule, location, and everything else — follow directly.
Fall 2026 U15 Girls Registration
Rosters fill on a first-deposit basis — remaining spots go by Open Training Session. Lock in your spot now, fully refundable until September 7.
| Starting | 09-09-2026 |
| End Date | 11-15-2026 |
| Cut Off Date | 09-09-2026 |
| Individual Price | Total Fall Season Price: $1620 (paid in 3 installements) |
| Location | To Be Determined |
We are no longer accepting registration for this event