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Feature Article About Us
Mission Statement
The basketball program plays an essential role in teaching players of all ethnicities and backgrounds to conduct themselves with honesty and integrity, make sacrifices, strive for excellence, persevere through adversity, and compete with dignity and pride while developing a commitment to teamwork.
Program Description
The Vermont Wolves are a 501c3 non-profit AAU basketball club. We were founded by a passionate group of volunteers with nearly 60 years of combined experience in coaching youth sports. Our focus is always on the fundamentals.
The staff is committed to teaching through a high level of engagement with the participants. We do not recruit new members. As a non-profit, our staff carefully selects players that inquire with us who fit our vision and those who will put in tireless effort to get the most out the training. We preach the need to make progress every day.
Yelling has no place in youth sports. Instead, we work very hard in a structured environment of mutual respect to build well rounded youth athletes with the basketball and communication skills that will prepare them for success as long as they play the sport and on into their adult lives.
Our players range from 12 to 18 years old from over 20 different schools. The organization operates with emphasis on our core values of Effort, Attitude, Accountability & Attendance. The coaching staff are independently successful and strong role models both on and off the court.
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Our local and travel teams cost less than any year round program in Vermont. Cost should never be an obstacle for kids to play sports. Contact us today to learn more.
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The Vermont Wolves offer individual and group training as part of the tournament season and in the offseason to help take your game to the next level. Our trainers work on skill development, strength and shooting instruction with our shooting machine.
"When you are not practicing, someone else is getting better"
Allen Iverson
"I practice to the point that it’s uncomfortable how hard I go, that way in a game things slow down"
Stephen Curry
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