Dribble, Pass, Shoot!
2024-2025 Girls Basketball Season
AEF offers a Girls Middle School Basketball program that runs from November to January each school year. This program is open to students who are enrolled in Alameda Unified and Charter public middle schools (grades 6 - 8).
Please note: AEF Sports are competitive leagues and not everyone who tries out will make the team. Please see information about tryouts & team selection below.
All players must register with AEF Sports!
The deadline to register is Thursday, November 7, 2024. You must request a scholarship prior to registration. Please reach out to aefsports@alamedaeducation.org if you are having trouble or need to request a scholarship!
Admission fees to attend AEF competitive events
Buying a ticket helps fund and support the AEF Middle School Sports program!
- $6.00 adults
- $4.00 students - Students in 6th grade and above must show a student I.D.
- Children under 5 - free
Season passes are available for $40 for adults and $25 for students.
AEF Games are now cashless! Please use the GoFan app for all event admissions.
Player, Parent/Guardian, and Spectator Code of Conduct
In an effort to make our sports program a positive experience for all student-athletes, AEF has established basic Code of Conduct requirements for students, parent/guardians, and spectators. Your school site may have additional requirements. Please be familiar with these and support the positive development of our youth by adhering to these.
Click here for the Player Code of Conduct
Click here for the Parent/Guardian Code of Conduct
Click here for the Spectator Code of Conduct
Basketball Venue
Basketball games will be held at the Alameda Rec & Parks Dept. (ARPD) Alameda Point Gym unless otherwise noted.
Scholarship Information for Middle School Sports:
AEF provides scholarships for middle school students who need it. We want your student to be able to play! Scholarships are given based on the following criteria:
- Student/family is enrolled in a food assistance program – 90% scholarship
- Student/family qualifies for assistance under the McKinney-Vento Act, Alameda Point Collaborative, or similar program – 100% scholarship
- For parents or guardians requesting assistance but who are not covered under the above conditions, please contact AEF at aefsports@alamedaeducation.org
To request a scholarship for your student, please click here and fill out the online form.
Upon completion of the application form you must scan/email proof that your student is enrolled in a food assistance program. The scholarship will not be approved until proof is received. You must send documentation within 48 hours of completing this form. We will not follow up and ask for the proof -- it is your responsibility to get this to us. Please scan or take a good photo of the documentation and email it to aefsports@alamedaeducation.org.
AEF's Guiding Principles for Middle School Sports
Program Principals
- Health and Safety
- Adherence to applicable COVID and/or other health and safety protocols.
- Recognition that social emotional health can be supported through a positive sports environment.
- Focus on Equity
- Team selection should be made in consultation with side administrators with consideration of who would most benefit from team participation.
- Inclusivity is an important value of the program.
- Sites will actively reach out to students who may not be reached in regular outreach efforts.
- Rules may be modified or developed to support the developing student-athlete.
- Team/individual recognitions provided to support life-skills like sportsmanship, integrity, and grit.
- Preparation for high school
- Academic and behavioral tie-ins.
- To participate in AEF Sports, AEF requires that student-athletes have a 2.0 minimum G.P.A. with no single grade of an 'F' as of the most recent site grading term. If you have questions about grades or school performance, please contact your school site Athletic Director or Administrator.
- Academic and behavioral tie-ins.
2023-2024 Girls Basketball Championships
Congratulations to Encinal Jr. Jets and Lincoln Lions clinching the the DII and DI Championships, respectively. This was a great year for AEF girls basketball. Five middle school teams competed: Academy of Alameda, ACLC/Nea combined, Encinal Jr. Jets, Lincoln, and Wood. All 5 made the playoffs and 3 made the championships. There was great improvement from all teams over the course of the season. In fact, DII champions Encinal came from barely having enough girls for a single team last year, to winning their division this year and planning to add a second team next year!