Levanga Hokkaido U15 to Hold Practice Tryouts for Aspiring Players on November 1, 2026

The session is aimed at building the 2027 roster for prospects seeking rigorous training under professional coaches.

The practice session will take place on Sunday, November 1, 2026, accommodating a maximum capacity of 30 participants. Registration opens on-site at 17:30, with the tryout running from 18:15 to 20:15 local time. Club staff plan to hold a brief information session during the event, though schedules may shift slightly depending on the flow of the drills.

Participants must bring their own indoor shoes. On-site parking is available for attending families within the facility grounds.

Levanga Hokkaido Tryouts Open for Students Until October 28

The tryouts are open to male students currently in their sixth year of elementary school through the second year of junior high school for the 2026 academic year. Applicants must submit their registration by 18:00 on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. Because capacity is capped at 30 players, the club will close registration immediately once the limit is reached.

Levanga Hokkaido U15 to Hold Practice Tryouts for Aspiring Players on November 1, 2026

The club charges a 2,000 yen participation fee, collected at the venue reception desk upon arrival. Levanga Hokkaido noted that applicants should whitelist the email address [email protected] to receive confirmation messages, which may take two to three business days to arrive after initial submission.

Players Must Get Coach Consent and Accept Safety Policies

For players currently registered with another basketball team, obtaining prior consent from their current coach before applying is mandatory. The organization’s youth team management emphasized that participants and guardians must acknowledge safety policies, noting that club trainers will handle only emergency first aid for any injuries sustained during the session.

Club staff will capture photographs and video footage throughout the tryout for official website and social media publication. While family members may also record footage, the organization requests strict respect for the privacy of all participating minors.

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