Ability groups
Players train at the level that supports their development.
The starting pointWho can join
Everyone starts
somewhere.
Community Sessions are open to boys and girls aged 5–18, from beginners to experienced players. Sessions are divided into ability groups so every player can develop at their own level.
New players are always welcome and can join at any time during the season. Committed players may later be selected through club sessions and annual trials for competitive teams.
More than a weekly session
Basketball across
the community.
Topcats’ community programme also includes basketball holiday camps, planned tournaments and #JimmysJam, the annual celebration of founder Jimmy Rogers’ life.
Club community
New players can join throughout the season.
Competitive routes
Committed members can be selected through sessions and trials.
How to join
Register.
Then get on court.
Brixton Topcats is a cash-free club. Complete the membership form before taking part and pay club fees in advance through Coacha.
Membership
Session times and current fees are confirmed at registration through Coacha.
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Code of conduct.
The Code of Ethics and Conduct applies to everyone involved in basketball at every level under the jurisdiction of Basketball England, including players, match officials, coaches, administrators, club officials and spectators.
All affiliated players agree to:
- Treat everyone equally and sensitively regardless of age, disability, gender, race, ethnic origin, cultural background, sexual orientation, religious beliefs or political affiliation.
- Treat team-mates, opponents, coaches, club officials and match officials with respect and consideration at all times.
- Not use foul, sexist or racist language, or offensive gestures, at any time.
- Know and abide by the rules and spirit of the game.
- Avoid violence and rough play and help injured opponents.
- Accept match officials’ decisions without question or complaint and avoid words or actions that may mislead an official.
- Abide by coaches’ and club officials’ instructions when they respect the Code of Ethics and Conduct and the rules of basketball.
- Not attempt to improve performance through banned substances or techniques, and abide by anti-doping requirements.
- Give maximum effort and strive for the best possible performance throughout every game.
- Concentrate on the game and raise concerns calmly and professionally through the club and match officials.
- Accept victory and defeat with humility and dignity.
- Work equally hard for yourself and your team.
- Be a good sport and applaud good performance by either team.
- At the end of play, applaud and thank fellow players, opponents and match officials.
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