
NORTHWEST MAGIC BOYS BASKETBALL
SEASON 21
BUILT NOT BORN
Northwest Magic Boys Basketball is entering Season 21 with a continued commitment to player development, competitive basketball, strong coaching, and building young men on and off the court.
Our boys program continues to grow while staying rooted in the Northwest Magic standard:
Development. Accountability. Competition. Family.
We are not simply building teams.
We are building players.
THE NORTHWEST MAGIC BOYS PROGRAM
Northwest Magic provides a structured basketball pathway for players who want to develop their game, compete at a high level, and prepare for what comes next.
Our program focuses on:
• Individual skill development
• Basketball IQ
• Competitive team environments
• Leadership and character
• Confidence
• Strength and conditioning
• Preparation for high school basketball
• Long-term player development
Every Northwest Magic player is part of a program designed to help athletes continue progressing from season to season.
SEASON 21 BOYS TEAMS
Our Season 21 boys program includes teams and development opportunities for players from elementary school through high school.
Teams are placed in competition based on their current developmental and competitive level, with opportunities ranging from local and regional play to national-level events.
Our goal is not to force every team into the same pathway.
The right competition. The right development. The right next step.
As players and teams develop, opportunities increase.
THE NORTHWEST MAGIC PATHWAY
Northwest Magic is committed to creating a pathway that allows players to grow within the program.
DEVELOPMENT
Building fundamentals, confidence, basketball IQ, and competitive habits.
COMPETITIVE
Increasing the level of team concepts, competition, accountability, and game experience.
NATIONAL
Preparing advanced players and teams for regional and national competition and the transition into high school basketball.
HIGH SCHOOL
Continuing player development through training, fall basketball opportunities, exposure, competition, and preparation for the high school season and beyond.
One program. Multiple pathways. One standard.
BUILT BY THE STANDARD
Season 21 represents another step forward for Northwest Magic.
Our standard is bigger than wins and losses.
We want our players to learn how to:
• Work consistently
• Compete with confidence
• Be coachable
• Communicate
• Lead
• Handle adversity
• Support teammates
• Take responsibility for their development
• Represent Northwest Magic the right way
Talent matters.
Habits matter more.
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Player development remains at the center of the Northwest Magic experience.
Our players have access to regular team practices along with additional training opportunities throughout the week.
Development includes:
SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Ball handling, shooting, finishing, footwork, passing, decision-making, and position-specific development.
BASKETBALL IQ
Learning spacing, reads, offensive concepts, defensive concepts, transition basketball, and how to understand the game.
COMPETITIVE DEVELOPMENT
Learning how to compete under pressure, respond to adversity, communicate, and make winning basketball decisions.
PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT
Conditioning, movement, athletic development, and preparing players for the physical demands of higher-level basketball.
LEADERSHIP & CHARACTER
Teaching accountability, confidence, teamwork, communication, and responsibility.
PRACTICES & TRAINING
Northwest Magic boys teams practice twice each week, with additional player-development opportunities offered throughout the week.
Season 21 boys practices are primarily held in the Tacoma area.
Practice and training locations may include:
Truman Middle School
First Creek Middle School
Meeker Middle School
and additional Northwest Magic training locations.
TeamSnap ONE is the official home for individual team schedules, practices, training opportunities, tournaments, parent meetings, and program events.
Families should always refer to their TeamSnap ONE calendar for the most current schedule.
TOURNAMENTS & COMPETITION
Northwest Magic teams compete in tournaments appropriate for each team’s developmental and competitive level.
Our tournament structure may include:
• Local competition
• Regional competition
• Washington travel events
• Pacific Northwest events
• National opportunities for qualifying teams
Tournament schedules are built intentionally around the needs and development of each team.
VIEW BOYS TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
Use our Boys Tournament Schedule page for current tournament information.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Northwest Magic is continuing to expand our high school boys development pathway.
Our high school programming provides players an opportunity to stay in the gym, continue developing, compete, and prepare for their upcoming high school seasons.
Fall opportunities include:
• Once-a-week training
• Twice-a-week training
• All Access training options
• Additional weekend development opportunities
• Opportunities to compete in select fall tournaments
Training is led by Coach Will and Northwest Magic staff.
Our high school program is another extension of the Northwest Magic development model:
Get in the gym. Get better. Get prepared.
WHY NORTHWEST MAGIC?
For more than two decades, Northwest Magic has been committed to developing basketball players and creating opportunities for young athletes.
Families choose Northwest Magic because we provide:
• Consistent practices
• Additional training opportunities
• Experienced coaching
• Competitive tournament schedules
• Clear communication
• Player-development pathways
• Accountability
• A strong program culture
• Opportunities to grow from season to season
We believe development requires more than showing up for games.
It requires:
Consistent gym time.
Consistent teaching.
Consistent accountability.
THE MAGIC FAMILY
Northwest Magic is bigger than an individual team.
Players, coaches, parents, alumni, and supporters are all part of the Magic Family.
Our teams may have different schedules, coaches, competitive levels, and pathways, but we represent one organization and one standard.
Different teams. One Magic.
PLAYER EXPECTATIONS
Northwest Magic players are expected to:
• Attend practices consistently
• Arrive ready to work
• Give maximum effort
• Be coachable
• Respect teammates, coaches, officials, and opponents
• Support their teammates
• Take responsibility for their development
• Represent Northwest Magic positively
Opportunity grows through preparation, consistency, attitude, and commitment.
FAMILY EXPECTATIONS
Our families are an important part of the Northwest Magic experience.
We ask Magic families to:
• Support their athlete’s development
• Communicate respectfully
• Support coaches and team culture
• Understand that development comes before individual playing-time expectations
• Keep TeamSnap ONE updated
• Participate in program communication
• Represent Northwest Magic positively
The strongest programs are built when players, coaches, and families work together.
OUR DEVELOPMENT PHILOSOPHY
DEVELOPMENT OVER HYPE
PREPARATION OVER SHORTCUTS
ACCOUNTABILITY OVER ENTITLEMENT
TEAM OVER INDIVIDUAL
We are preparing players for more than the next tournament.
We are preparing them for the next level.
SEASON 21
Twenty-one seasons.
One standard that continues to evolve.
Northwest Magic is building the next generation of our boys program through development, competition, coaching, opportunity, and culture.
Whether a player is beginning his Magic journey or preparing for high school basketball, the mission remains the same:
Develop the player.
Build the confidence.
Teach the game.
Raise the standard.
NORTHWEST MAGIC BOYS BASKETBALL
BUILT NOT BORN.
Season 21. Built by the Standard.
