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Pro Skills Basketball (PSB) Raleigh runs youth club basketball teams for boys and girls in the Raleigh, NC area. Many families call them AAU or travel basketball teams. Club team memberships run 5 to 11 months, with 2 to 3 practices a week plus games and tournaments. Open tryouts are listed below. If none are open, fill out the interest form and PSB staff will reach out about open team spots. Raleigh club teams: Boys and girls, grades 3 to 8.
Welcome to Pro Skills Basketball (PSB) Raleigh. Our club teams are coached by experienced, trained coaches who focus on each player’s growth, not just on winning championships.
Our mission is to prepare players for the next level of basketball and to teach life lessons that lead to success off the court. We teach skills for basketball, skills for life and skills for success.
Raleigh families rate PSB 4.7 out of 5 on Google across 17 reviews. 358 PSB alumni have gone on to play college basketball. PSB was founded in 2009 and is one of 18 organizations in the Jr. NBA Flagship Network. See PSB by the numbers.
Sign up for the grade your player will be in for the season. No tryout listed? Evaluations are open all year. See tryouts and evaluations below.
Tryouts are closed right now, but evaluations are open. If a team has an open spot for your player’s grade, your player can join a team practice and be evaluated for that spot. Fill out the interest form and a PSB staff member will reach out to set it up.
Questions? See the FAQ below, or call 866-996-3888.
Many families call youth club basketball “AAU basketball.” The name comes from the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), a national organization that runs youth sports events. Over time, “AAU” became the everyday word for any competitive travel basketball team that plays outside of school.
PSB Raleigh club teams are what most families mean when they search for AAU basketball, AAU teams or AAU tryouts near them: tryouts, teams grouped by grade and skill, weekly practices with trained coaches, and games and tournaments through the season.
PSB is an independent club program. It is not part of the Amateur Athletic Union, so we call our teams club teams. See upcoming Raleigh tryouts above, or fill out the interest form.
Want to learn more? Read our guides: What is AAU basketball?, the ultimate AAU basketball guide for parents and AAU shoe circuits explained.
Read the National Handbook and the Raleigh City Details before you sign up for tryouts. Questions after reading? Call or email us.




The best AAU basketball programs have trained, background-checked coaches, at least 2 practices a week, real playing time and clear communication with families. PSB Raleigh runs club teams, which many families call AAU teams. Boys and girls, grades 3 to 8. Raleigh families rate PSB 4.7 out of 5 on Google across 17 reviews. PSB is one of 18 organizations in the Jr. NBA Flagship Network. PSB is an independent club program and is not part of the Amateur Athletic Union.
PSB Raleigh holds spring tryouts between late January and early April, and fall tryouts in August and September. Open tryout dates are listed on this page. The rest of the year, players can be evaluated at a team practice when a team has an open spot.
Look for a club with trained coaches, 2 to 3 practices a week, teams grouped by grade and skill, and full-time staff who answer families. PSB Raleigh club teams offer all of these. Raleigh families rate PSB 4.7 out of 5 on Google across 17 reviews.
Travel basketball, club basketball and AAU basketball usually mean the same thing: a team that holds tryouts, practices each week and plays games and tournaments. PSB Raleigh runs travel basketball teams with trained, background-checked coaches. Boys and girls, grades 3 to 8. PSB was founded in 2009 and has teams in 27 U.S. cities.
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). Our club teams offer what families look for in AAU basketball: tryouts, trained coaches, weekly practices, and games and tournaments through the season.
Spring tryouts run from late January through early April, depending on the city. This is when most teams are formed. Fall tryouts run in August and September. The rest of the year, players can be evaluated at a team practice when a team has an open spot.
An evaluation is a tryout for one open team spot. Your player joins a team practice, and the coaches see if that team is a good fit. Fill out the interest form to ask about an evaluation in your city.
Club team memberships run 5 to 11 months, depending on the city. Families can expect 2 to 3 practices or workouts a week, and games or tournaments on 2 to 3 weekends a month. We believe in long-term development, not quick seasons.
We support multi-sport athletes. Many PSB players also play soccer, football, baseball and more. Tell us your schedule and we will find the best fit, either a club team or a Player Development Membership (PDM), which has more flexibility.
Every city offers payment plans. Some cities also have limited financial aid for club team memberships. Contact us to learn more.
Not every player is placed on a club team, but no one gets left behind. A Player Development Membership (PDM) gives players a monthly package of PSB clinics, camps and/or academies, so they keep getting better. Players can also be evaluated for an open team spot during the year.
In most cities, PSB runs open clinics, camps or evaluation sessions before the season starts. They are a great way to experience our coaching and culture. Contact your City Director to see what is available.
Call or email the PSB team, or reach your City Director above.
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