Chicagoland Youth Basketball Network Now Registering for 2-Game and 3-Game Tournaments
It provides the best boys’ and girls’ basketball tournaments to help players elevate their game.
Chicagoland Youth Basketball Network (CYBN), a premier basketball youth league organizing body in the state, is now accepting registrations for its upcoming 2-game and 3-game tournaments. These basketball tournaments are a fantastic opportunity for budding players to test their skills in match play and take their game to the next level.
“Registrations for our upcoming tournaments are now open for both boys and girls. We have seen great interest in registrations to get the best playing experience in state-of-the-art facilities. Since we have only a few slots left, the time is now to register and make the most of the opportunity,” said a representative for Chicagoland Youth Basketball Network.
Since its establishment in 2014, CYBN has consistently raised the standard for basketball in Chicago by forcing market prices down and creating tournaments that are affordably priced. It partners with premier gymnasiums in Chicago with top-notch facilities, keeping them full and their business going, and offers teams the opportunity to rent them for 25% less than the usual prices. By giving teams access to the best arenas at competitive prices, it has made a huge difference to Chicago youth basketball leagues.
It is interesting to note that the Chicagoland Youth Basketball Network works with hundreds of teams and receives more than 5,000 registrations every year. It has enabled teams to save $250,000 annually while ensuring their players get the best match experience through the tournaments.
“Our goal is to consistently present these tournament opportunities for boys and girls, who can only get better by playing with peers at or around the same level as them,” said a CYBN representative.
Registrations are currently open for its upcoming boys’ and girls’ basketball tournaments and are in high demand among teams. The Winter Championships will be held on Saturdays and Sundays at venues like Lisle, Plainfield Sports Complex, Supreme Courts, and TPS (Willow Springs). These 2-game and 3-game shootout tournaments are a great opportunity for budding players to get competitive experience and further enhance their skills.
Another chance for players to improve their skills is the March Madness Shootouts, which will also be held on weekends at the best facilities in the region. This tournament is meant for boys and girls from 3rd to 8th grade. March Mayhem and March Hoopset are the other 2-game and 3-game tournaments for players.
“Registering for the tournaments is simple, but if you need assistance or have queries, our professional team can help you out,” concluded the representative for CYBN.
To learn more about the Chicagoland Youth Basketball Network and to register for the upcoming tournaments, visit https://cybntournaments.com/.
About Chicagoland Youth Basketball Network
The Chicago Youth Basketball Network (CYBN) is one of Chicago's most recognized and active youth basketball organizations. At present, they serve over 5000 teams, and the number of registrations is growing each year. The organization helps many schools and other organizations save up to $250,000 annually. However, the uptick in the number of teams registering and those that are poised to register will have a positive effect on the sport in general. Although the Chicago Youth Basketball Network isn't a tournament broker and does not invest capital in any basketball team, they provide the school districts and municipalities the opportunity to rent courts at a discounted price. The CYBN and its growing partner network own several gyms in Chicago. The fees are 25% of what they usually are with the same facilities. That means organizations save money and keep the gyms filled; a win-win for everyone.
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Address: 888 S Frontenac St Suite 100 Aurora, Il 60504-3170
Phone: (331) 684-8608
Website: https://cybntournaments.com
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