Wild Things Basketball

Wild Things Basketball Girls Club Basketball serving Skagit County and surrounding areas. Small group and individual trainings available!

08/25/2026

Coach's Corner
Topic 104: SWISH League
- What is it?
A recreational league with two divisions (Silver & Gold) played in Skagit County for girls 4th-8th grade during the Fall season..
- Who should play?
Kids who want to practice 2xs a week with a team and compete in 11+ games with refs and score boards. Team bonding, friendships, and confidence build over time.
- Why should we sign up?
Three months of basketball with one team in a league that's been around for a while..
Players learn fundamentals of the game and get lots of game time playing TEAM basketball.
- Why Wild Things?
We build up coaches and players so the community competition can elevate. Players get reversible jerseys, shooting shirts, bag tags, & community involvement opportunities. We set it all up for coaches - picture day, fundraising, team parties, & scrimmages.

Wild Things are going to see the on 9/17. We have limited spots.. Up to 12 players can go onto the wnba court, meet th...
08/13/2026

Wild Things are going to see the on 9/17. We have limited spots.. Up to 12 players can go onto the wnba court, meet the players, & leave with a signed ball from a current Storm player!
Spots are limited. Please contact coach Autumn directly.

It's that time! Girls SWISH basketball sign-ups in Aug & Sept. Come to one or come to all. We will be playing basketball...
08/11/2026

It's that time! Girls SWISH basketball sign-ups in Aug & Sept. Come to one or come to all. We will be playing basketball at everyone of these sign-ups. So bring your shoes and let's play!
Interested in coaching?? Come see me Middle School on Tues & Thurs or call/text me directly.

07/30/2026

16u took some bumps but never quit and never back down!!! There is a process to it all!! Wild Things Basketball coach autumn I want to thank you, your journey is just getting started!!!

07/05/2026

Nothing more American than a Dr Pepper float!

DIY dirty soda anyone? We'll be posted up on Woodworth St in the afternoon and during the street dance on 7/4. Come supp...
07/03/2026

DIY dirty soda anyone?
We'll be posted up on Woodworth St in the afternoon and during the street dance on 7/4. Come support girls basketball with cold drinks and treats.

I hope you're having an all American summer. There's a concrete court out there waiting for you... Get outside, go shoot...
06/30/2026

I hope you're having an all American summer.
There's a concrete court out there waiting for you... Get outside, go shoot some hoops! 🏀

Seeing parent's with custom shirts celebrating their daughters in sports, will never get old!
05/13/2026

Seeing parent's with custom shirts celebrating their daughters in sports, will never get old!

You v You. Every day. If you align your habits with your goals, your goal line gets closer.
05/05/2026

You v You. Every day.
If you align your habits with your goals, your goal line gets closer.

Coach's Corner Topic 103: Let's Talk Tears - Crying does not always represent a weakness. - Calling someone a baby or sh...
04/30/2026

Coach's Corner
Topic 103: Let's Talk Tears
- Crying does not always represent a weakness.
- Calling someone a baby or shaming a player will not keep them from crying or help them build resilience to urges to cry in the future.
- There is something primal and instinctive in highly competitive spaces that elevates emotions, some people respond with tears.
- Prep in practice. Be as ready as possible and mimic the game-like intensity during practices and scrimmages.
- Learn & set an example by controlling your own emotions. Sometimes tears are the most appropriate response. From winning championships, to last games played, to returning from an injury...we are humans, not robots.
- Encourage players to control their breath by bringing the hands above the head to open up the lungs and expand the diaphragm.
- If tears are keeping a player from competing, set a goal to shorten the time between the emotional break needed and continuing to play. Ex: a player leaves the floor crying & they need 3minutes to catch their breath and be ready to play again. After the game/practice set age appropriate goals to be ready to play within 2minutes.
- Building resilience is something that happens within, be a resource to players who may not have the tools yet.
- Bring in experts who can teach you and your players how to handle the bigger stages like

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