13 Generations Educational Mission
Youth Soccer Club, Sports, and Physical Education Organization
Afterschool Basketball at Medina Academy
Tuesdays and Thursdays
This Afterschool Basketball program is available for students at Medina Academy Elementary School only. Tuesdays will be for Grades K-1st; Thursdays will be for Grades 2nd-4th. Boys and girls can participate in the program. There is a 12-player limit on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
FUNdamentals
The 1-hour sessions will focus on skill development and gameplay. The first portion of practice will focus on developing individual skills and/or team concepts. Players will engage in activities that develop dribbling, passing, shooting, and defending. Concepts such as space, shape, and sharing will be a major part of the conceptual learning for players. This will enable players to develop their skill and success level while playing games.
Gameplay
The 1-hour sessions will focus on skill development and gameplay. The second portion of practice will focus on applying skills and strategies in a regulation game. Players will be divided into teams, given pinnies, and rotate in and out of a regulation game. Rules and procedures will be taught during this portion of practice, so players learn the flow and process of playing Basketball.
Multi-Child Discount
For families registering 2 or more children in concurrent 13GEM Sporting programs, we offer a 13% discount on your total registration fee. Enter the coupon code: 13GEM2025 to receive the discount for those eligible.
Spring Flag Football
Sundays from 11a-12p
Practices are at Fall City Elementary and are for players ages 9-12. Boys and girls are welcome to participate, and this program is open to the community. Practice dates are 4/6, 4/13, 4/20, 4/27, 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25, 6/8, 6/15, 6/22.
Learn the Fundamentals of Football
Players are taught the fundamental skills and concepts of Football. The skills of passing, catching, flag pulling, and juke moves are taught alongside concepts such as Man-to-Man vs Zone Defense and the Route Tree.
The Route Tree
There is a heavy focus on learning the Route Tree in Football. There are many routes a receive can run from short, intermediate, and deep routes, to in-breaking and out-breaking, to double moves and much more. Players must learn angles and distances to run the correct route then catch the ball at the correct time in the route. This is advanced information that all interested players can master.
Learning QB
Quarterback (QB) is the most difficult position in sports to learn and play because playing QB is much more than throwing the ball: it is leading at team, calling a play in the huddle, knowing everyone else's responsibility, reading a defense, and making decisions based on data analysis. Players interested in learning the basics of playing QB can spend practice time learning how.
Playing Games
Each practice ends with gameplay. Players are divided into teams, given pinnies, and play a game of football. If there are interested players who want to play QB, then they can, otherwise the Coach plays QB while the players play WR and DB.
Multi-Child Discount
For families registering 2 or more children in concurrent 13GEM Sporting programs, we offer a 13% discount on your total registration fee. Enter the coupon code: 13GEM2025 to receive the discount for those eligible.