2026-27
Junior Panthers Season Information
Junior Panthers Season Information
Junior Panther Girls Basketball is for Girls in 3rd - 8th Grade interested in developing their skills and overall knowledge of the game and attend our feeder schools listed below
Lakewood School - Randall School - Riverview School - Trevor- Wilmot School - Wheatland School
Home School Students who live in the Wilmot District are welcome to join our programs as well.
Season Schedule
Click on the links to see Practice and Tournament Schedule Information
4th Grade Teams
5th Grade Team
6th Grade Team
7th and 8th Grade Teams
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Questions
If you have any questions please contact
Wilmot Girls Head Varsity Coach
Matt Yarc via email
info@wilmotgirlsbasketball.com
Player Expectations
-.Support your teammates on and off the court
- Display excellent sportsmanship, regardless if we win or lose
- Work hard and always hustle (give 100%, 100% of the time
- Be coachable, come to the court ready to learn
- Represent your team, your family, and Wilmot with respect
- Have a positive attitude and put the team first
- Be committed, make every effort to attend all practices and games
- Have Fun! Enjoy the game, the competition, and making memories with your teammates!
Parent / Family Member / Fan Expectations
-Support the players and the team
- Display excellent sportsmanship, regardless if we win or lose
- Always be respectful, you are representing your family and Wilmot
- Be a positive, encouraging role model (lead by example)
- Be committed, please make every effort for your player to attend all practices and games
- Do not argue with the officials
- Follow the 24-hour rule and communicate with the coaches in a positive, respectful manner (discuss concerns, not complaints, with the coaches in private)
- Have Fun! Sit back, enjoy the game, and cheer on our girls!
Coach Expectations
-Support the players, their emotions and well-being always comes before winning
-Provide a safe playing environment
-Display excellent sportsmanship, regardless if we win or lose
-Always be respectful, you are representing your players, your family, and Wilmot
-Be a positive, encouraging role model (lead by example)
-Be fair and consistent to all players at all times
-Be committed, make every effort to attend all practices, games, and coaching clinics
-Be prepared, have a practice plan and a game day strategy
-Organize practices that are fun and challenging
-Teach players both the skills and the rules of the game
-Communicate often with the players and parents, and always communicate in a positive and respectful manner
-Have Fun!
Competing Philosophy
-Winning is a priority; however, our primary goal is to develop our players so they are ready to contribute in High School
-Tournaments are not equal playing time (all players should play, but the focus is winning games)
-All playing time is earned, and is primarily dependent on attitude, effort, teamwork, and attendance
-If there are multiple practices and games being missed for other activities, playing time will be adjusted accordingly
- If a player is not meeting the Player Expectations, playing time will be adjusted accordingly
-If a parent, family member, or fan is not meeting the Parent / Family Member / Fan Expectations, playing time for their player will be adjusted accordingly