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Everything families ask about AAU, travel and club basketball, in one place. Tryouts, age groups, costs, the season calendar and how to pick the right team.
AAU basketball is youth club basketball played outside of school. Teams are formed at tryouts, practice during the week and play weekend tournaments, mostly in spring and summer. Families often call it travel or club basketball too. Pro Skills Basketball (PSB) runs boys and girls club teams for grades 1 to 11 in 27 US cities.




What AAU, travel and club basketball are, and how they differ from school and rec.
When to start, how tryouts work, and what to do if your player does not make it.
What a good team looks like, what it costs, and how to compare programs near you.
The calendar, leagues and tournaments, how many games is too many, and how to get the most from it.
How AAU fits with school ball, shoe circuits, recruiting and the honest pros and cons.
See club team tryout dates for your city. Spring and fall tryouts, plus evaluations when a team has an open spot.
AAU basketball is youth club basketball played outside of school. Teams are formed at tryouts, practice during the week and play games at weekend tournaments, mostly in spring and summer. Many families use AAU, travel and club basketball to mean the same thing.
Look for a club program in your city with trained coaches, a clear season calendar and tryout dates posted ahead of time. Pro Skills Basketball runs club teams in 27 US cities. See tryout dates for your city at proskillsbasketball.com/teams.
Most AAU and club teams hold tryouts in late winter and spring for the spring and summer season, and some hold fall tryouts too. PSB spring tryouts run from late January through early April, depending on the city. PSB fall tryouts run in August and September.
PSB runs club teams, which many families call AAU basketball. PSB is an independent club program and is not part of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). PSB club teams offer what families look for in AAU basketball: tryouts, trained coaches, weekly practices, and games and tournaments through the season.
Many programs start teams in the early grades of elementary school. PSB club teams run for boys and girls in grades 1 to 11. Our guide by grade covers what each age looks like and the signs a player is ready.
