Victoria Women's Basketball League
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*Register early and get three bonus weeks of play in November!
ABOUT THE LEAGUE
This is a Recreational League, however, we have three divisions to help with player placement and league scheduling. For all divisions, we highly recommend players have some previous basketball experience. The competitive division is a faster-paced game for players with more experience.
A team must have at least FIVE players.
Winter season schedule:
January 7th - pre-season practice. 5:50-7:50pm
January 14th, 21st, 28th - games
February 4th, 11th, - games (no games 18th & 25)
March 3rd, 17th, 24th - games (no games on March 10th or 31st)
April 7th and 14th - games
*Players that register for Winter season are invited to join us as a "sub" on Nov 19, 26 and Dec 3rd.
If you have any questions about registration please contact us at womensbasketball@shaw.ca
Victoria Women’s Basketball Player Code of Conduct
Victoria Women’s Basketball League (VWBL) is committed to providing a safe environment for players to come together and play basketball. To maintain this safe environment VWBL has a code of conduct that applies to all players.
Code of conduct issues will be addressed by league coordinators promptly and respectfully. Players who do not comply with the code of conduct will be given an opportunity to change their behaviour. If a player is not able to make the necessary changes to their behaviour they will be asked to leave the league.
Players in VWBL are expected to:
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Be welcoming: We strive to be a league that welcomes and supports people of all backgrounds, ages and skill levels.
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Be considerate: Your conduct and words impact other players. Please take those impacts into consideration when you are in the VWBL gym. Words of kindness, compassion and friendship can have a positive impact on others and for the group. Words that are insulting, discriminatory, overly critical or offensive are not acceptable. This includes gossiping, excluding, embarrassing and alienating others.
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Be respectful: Rec sport can get your competitive juices flowing. You might experience some frustration or intensity during the night, but please do not allow those strong feelings to turn into a personal attack against other players (or officials). Players are expected to use a respectful approach to problem-solving, disagreements and competition.
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Report any concerns about conduct, safety or league management: If you experience or witness any unacceptable behaviour please report it promptly to one of the league organizers.
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