UC Bantam is exclusively available for formed teams. Teams must be formed and registered with UC Bantam to participate in the league. For more information on how to form a team, please refer to the “team start up quick info” link.

Keeping in mind that teams need to be from the same HS Area, answers are below:

  1. You may find a group of players in YOUR AREA that may want to get together to form a team.
  2. Network with your neighbors and friends to form a team from your area or find a team needing a player.
  3. Contact your local (HS boundary area) Bantam program director and see if a team may still need a player.

**It is the sole responsibility of the player to find a team and join the UC Bantam League.

UC Bantam is only available for formed teams, and this includes the team having a coach.

See the Leagues tab and click the Winter League for the league that begins in Nov. This has that info.

No. UC Bantam provides the time and venue for the league games. UC Bantam or the respective schools are not required to provide practice time or facilities to teams. Coaches check under Coaches Tools link and Where2Practice link for help.

Generally speaking, teams below the 8A and 7A leagues will play 1 game per week. Games are on Monday evenings and Saturdays and teams will play according to facility availability.

No. UC Bantam is a competitive basketball league and does not provide uniforms. There are many providers locally and on the internet that provide jerseys at reasonable prices. Uniforms MUST have NUMBERS FRONT & BACK

UC Bantam asks teams to at least have matching (or very close) jerseys with numbers FRONT AND BACK. Reversible jerseys are best. Old Jr. Jazz uniforms are ok, provided they match (or very close). Repeat numbers should not be used.

Yes. The team must participate in a division that includes the grade of the oldest player on the team. (ex: six 5th graders and one 6th grader – must play in a 6th grade division).

Yes and NO. “A”division players CANNOT play in a lower division, though they can play in a lower division in a higher age group. “B” Division players can fill in on “A” division teams, or in higher age groups.