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2290 Park Ave, Memphis, TN 38114

(555) 014-5500

league@example.org

Register a player

Season 9 · Week of Oct 12

This week on the court

Three gyms, nine age groups. Study hall comes first, every practice day, no exceptions.

Next upRegister a player

Mon12

  • 4:00Study hall · Park Ave
  • 5:3012U boys practice
  • 5:3010U skills · Frayser

Tue13

  • 4:00Study hall · Park Ave
  • 6:00Girls 14U practice

Wed14

  • 5:30Coaches' huddle
  • 6:3018U open run · Whitehaven

Thu15

  • 4:00Study hall · Frayser
  • 5:3014U boys practice
  • 6:00Girls 12U practice

Fri16

  • 6:00Friday Night Lights: 14U
  • 7:00Halftime talk
  • 7:3018U games

Sat17

  • 9:0010U & 12U games
  • 12:00Girls' games
  • 1:30Cookout · Park Ave lot

Sun18

  • Rest day

Season 9 so far

Counted at the scorer's table

From August tip-off to the first week of October.

Aug 3 – Oct 4, 2026

4121

players on a roster

1,9042

study hall hours logged

46

volunteer coaches

03

players turned away for fees

  1. 1Ages 9 to 18. About a third are girls.
  2. 2Signed in and out by a tutor.
  3. 3Registration is $25. We waive it for anyone who asks, no questions.

Figures from the league's sign-in sheets and the scorebook, checked by two board members.

Students studying at desks in a modern library
Monday, 4:20 PMFractions first, then free throws.

Study hall

No homework, no layups

Every practice day starts at four with an hour of homework at the long tables by the gym door. Tutors from three churches and two college education programs sit with the kids who are stuck.

It is the rule players complain about most in September, and the one parents thank us for at the end-of-season banquet.

  • Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:00 PM
  • Snacks and water before the books come out
  • Report cards checked each grading period
  • Reading buddies for 10U players
Tutor at study hall

Divisions

Find your team

Age is as of September 1. Every player gets minutes in every game.

Two children playing basketball on an outdoor court

Mon & Sat · Frayser

10U coed

Footwork, passing and learning to lose. Ten-minute halves and a coach on the floor.

10U details
Young player with a basketball seen from behind on an outdoor court

Mon & Sat · Park Ave

12U boys

Man-to-man defense, no zones until 14U. Six teams across the city.

12U details
Girl in orange dribbling a basketball on an outdoor court

Tue, Thu & Sat · Park Ave

Girls 12U & 14U

The fastest-growing part of the league. Coached by women, with a college mentor on every bench.

Girls' details
Players in action in an outdoor basketball game

Thu & Fri · Whitehaven

14U boys

Friday Night Lights under the big scoreboard. Halftime talk at seven.

14U details
Young man dunking on an outdoor basketball court

Wed & Fri · Whitehaven

18U open run

For high schoolers and players who've aged out. Run by Jarvis Clay, who played at Melrose.

18U details
Every division in detail
Coach Marvin Tolliver

From the bench

I grew up in this gym. Somebody fed me, somebody checked my report card and somebody prayed for me at halftime. I just wanted to make sure that's still here when my grandson needs it.
Coach Marvin TolliverLeague director, Orange Mound

League news

Around the league

Halftime talks

Study hallAug 30, 2026

Tutor and student working together outdoors

Sixty-one players made the study hall honor roll

Every one of them brought a report card with no grade below a C. Their names go up on the board by the Park Avenue doors.

GirlsSep 21, 2026

Teen girl holding a basketball under a hoop on a sunny day

Girls' league passes 130 players

Two new 14U teams, a fourth practice night and a waiting list for referees.

DivisionsOct 2, 2026

Wheelchair basketball game in a gym

The wheels division tips off November 7

Eight players, two borrowed sport chairs and a coach who played wheelchair ball for twelve seasons. Saturday mornings at Park Avenue.

Winter season sign-up closes Oct 30.

$25, waived for anyone who asks. Every player plays.

A free basketball league run by six Memphis churches since 2017. Three gyms, nine age groups, one rule: study hall first.

  • This week
  • Divisions
  • Register
  • Gyms
  • Coach & serve
  • Halftime
  • 2290 Park Ave, Memphis, TN 38114
  • (555) 014-5500
  • league@example.org
  • Study hall: Mon, Tue, Thu 4 PM
  • Friday Night Lights: 6 PM
  • Saturday games: 9 AM

Full Court

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Design notes

Why Full Court League looks the way it does

Full Court League runs free basketball for about four hundred Memphis kids across three church and city gyms, with homework before practice and a short talk at halftime. The site behaves like the schedule board in the gym lobby, because the first question from every parent is when and where.

Built for
Parents and grandparents signing kids up, the players themselves (ages 9 to 18, mostly on phones), and church members who want to coach, keep score or drive the van.
Navigation
Tabbed app bar. Pages behave like tabs in an app: a sticky segmented bar under a compact header.
Pages
This week, Divisions, Register, Gyms, Coach & serve, Halftime
Hero
a short action form as the hero: the one thing most visitors came to do (request a ride, ask for help, register a child) can be done before they scroll, with reassurance beside it. Variants: a = headline, reassurance and a photo on the left with the form as a raised card on the right; b = a tall photo carrying the headline, with the form and reassurance on a plain panel beside it; c = headline beside a photo, then the form laid out as one horizontal booking bar; This week's schedule is the hero: day columns with what is on, so regulars and newcomers see when to come before anything else

Typography

Saira Extra Condensed in heavy capitals sets the headlines because it is the lettering of jersey numbers and scoreboards: tall, tight and readable from the top row of the bleachers. Archivo, a slightly wide grotesque, carries the body so paragraphs don't feel cramped next to it. Azeret Mono handles times and labels so tip-offs line up in columns like a scoreboard.

Color

Royal blue and ball orange come from the league's own reversible practice jerseys, and the light background is the painted cinder-block of the Park Avenue gym. We kept the orange for small things (labels, the live badge, today's column) so it stays loud. The dark theme is the gym after the lights go down to half: deep blue-black, with the blue lifted to keep contrast.

Layout and navigation

Tabs across the top work like the sections of a team app, which is what teenagers expect and what parents already use for school. Six short tab names, the registration button always visible, and the wordmark footer stamped across the bottom like a gym floor.

The hero

The home page opens with this week's schedule because that is the question behind most visits: is there practice today, what time is the game. Today's column is marked automatically, and every item names the gym, so a grandparent can find it without calling the office.

Calls to action

"Register a player" is the main action, since a child on the roster is the goal. The others are specific: coach a team, find a gym, sponsor a jersey, hear this week's halftime talk. Sponsoring a jersey ($40) is the giving action because donors can picture exactly what they bought.

Photography

Real outdoor and gym basketball, mostly Black kids and teenagers playing, because that is who plays in Orange Mound, Frayser and Whitehaven. We chose action and candid moments over posed team photos, and girls have equal space with boys. No player is ever named beside a photo of a minor.

Accessibility

Display type is never used for long text, and the schedule is a real table and list underneath its styling. Tap targets on the tab bar are at least 44px. Times are written in full (4:00 PM) rather than abbreviated, and orange is never the only signal for today's column.

Type system

  • DisplaySaira Extra CondensedSaira Extra Condensed is the narrow, squared-off lettering of jersey numbers, scoreboards and gym banners, so the schedule reads like it's posted on the wall by the water fountain.
  • TextArchivoArchivo is a sturdy grotesque with a little width to it; it balances the tall, tight display face and stays readable on a parent's cracked phone screen in the bleachers.
  • AccentAzeret MonoA monospaced face for times, scores and labels, so every tip-off time lines up like a scoreboard.

Colour and contrast

Every text pairing is checked against WCAG 2.2 in both themes.

Light theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa15.46:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa18.1:1AAA
Secondary textAa5.81:1AA
LinksAa8.77:1AAA
Button textAa10.27:1AAA
Accent label textAa5.34:1AA
Text on dark bandsAa15.46:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa7.99:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa10.27:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa6.52:1AA

Dark theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa16.8:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa15.26:1AAA
Secondary textAa7.23:1AAA
LinksAa8.26:1AAA
Button textAa8.14:1AAA
Accent label textAa8.09:1AAA
Text on dark bandsAa17.45:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa8.65:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa8.14:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa5.15:1AA

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