Welcome to the Twinsburg Recreational Basketball League

Thank you to the 525 players who participated this year and the 100+ head coaches and assistant coaches who volunteered to serve in this role.  See below for all division champions and finalists.  Thank you for a great season.  Looking forward to the 2019-2020 season!

Questions: twinsburgyouthbasketball@gmail.com

TRBL is open to 1st - 6th grade boys and girls (separate divisions for boys and girls in each age group) that reside in the Twinsburg City School District.

• TRBL offers two programs - recreational and travel.
• Recreational basketball is open to all players in 1st-6th grade. Simply go to the registration link, register and your child will be placed on a team.  The Rec division season begins mid-October and ends early-mid February.
• Rec teams will practice one weeknight (Tuesday - Friday) and play games on Saturday morning to early afternoon. Cost is $100 which includes a reversible uniform with name on back, 13-15 weekly practices, 9-11 games, an end of year award and a free player ticket to a Cavaliers game on the TRBL Cavs day TBD.
• The recreation league depends on volunteer coaches and we hope you will consider volunteering for that role. 
• Travel basketball is for 3rd-6th grade boys and 4th-6th grade girls that desire more competitive play.  Travel teams play in outside community leagues and travel tournaments around Northeast Ohio.  Tryouts for travel teams occur in September (dates TBD). Girls travel team tryouts for 4th grade will occur in December to play in tournaments at the conclusion of the rec season.  See travel information for more details.

TRBL has been a mainstay of the Twinsburg community for many years.  Countless number of people have volunteered many hours to make TRBL one of the best community youth organizations in Northeast Ohio.  We currently have a board of 18 individuals that are passionate about our youth and the game of basketball.  Many current board members have spent many years on the board.  If you are interested in learning more about our board or participating, please send an email to twinsburgyouthbasketball@gmail.com

Looking for off-season ways to play some hoops? Check out these events below!

Please note: these events are not run by TRBL; any questions or concerns should go to the event organizers. 

Cavs Academy Canton 3 vs. 3 Clinic 

This clinic will focus on; individual skill development and round robin gameplay structure with emphasis on fundamentals 

Registration Fee: $50  *Available to boys and girls from Ages 8-17 of all skill levels* For more information and to register, click here.

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