Parents

YOUR GRADE FOR ASSESSMENTS IS YOUR GRADE ON OCTOBER 1, 2025

Players only need to attend 1 assessment session for their grade level

Boys Grade 1:

Session #1 : Wednesday 11/19 6:00-7:30pm Woodlawn Elementary

Session #2 : Thursday 11/20 5:30-7:00pm Stratford Landing Elementary

Boys Grade 2:

Session #1  Thursday 11/6 5:30-7:00pm @ Woodley Hills Elementary

Session #2  Thursday 11/13 5:30-7:00pm @ Woodley Hills Elementary

Boys Grade 3:

Session #1 : Monday 11/17 5:30-7pm @ Belle View Elementary

Session #2 : Thursday 11/20 5:30-7pm @ Riverside Elementary

Boys Grade 4:

Session #1 : Monday 11/17 6-7:30pm @ Woodlawn Elementary

Session #2 : Tuesday 11/18 7:30-9pm @ Woodlawn Elementary

Boys Grade 5:

Session #1 : Wednesday 11/19 7:30-9pm @ Woodlawn Elementary 

Session #2 : Monday 11/24 6:00-7:30pm @ Woodlawn Elementary

Boys Grade 6:

Session #1 : Monday 12/1 6:00-7:30pm @ Belle View Elementary

Session #2 : Tuesday 12/2 7:30-9pm @ Woodlawn Elementary.

Boys Grade 7:

Session #1 : Tuesday 11/25 7:30-9:00pm at Woodlawn Elem

Session #2 : Monday 12/1 6:00-7:30pm at Whitman Gym 1

Boys Grade 8:

Session #1 : Wednesday 11/19  7:30-9pm @ Sandburg Gym 1

Session #2 : Monday 11/24 6:00-7:30pm @ Whitman Gym 1

Boys Grades 9th/10th: 

Session #1 : Thursday 12/4 6:00-7:30pm @ Sandburg Gym 1

Session #2 : Sunday 12/7 2:00-3:30pm @ Sandburg Gym 1

Boys Grades 11th/12th: 

Session #1 : Saturday 12/6  11:00am-12:00pm  Sandburg Gym 2

Session #2 : Sunday 12/7 12:00pm-1:00pm  Sandburg Gym 1

Girls Grades 1st/2nd:

Session #1 : TBD

Session #2 : TBD

Girls Grade 3:

Session #1 : Monday 11/24 6:00-7:30pm at Stratford Landing Elementary

Session #2 : Monday 12/1 6:00-7:30pm at Stratford Landing Elementary 

Girls Grade 4:

Session #1 : Monday 12/1 7:00-7:45pm Waynewood Elementary

Session #2 : Tuesday 12/2 7:00-7:45pm Waynewood Elementary

Girls Grades 5th/6th:

Session #1 : Monday 12/1 6:00-7:30pm Woodlawn Elem

Session #2 : Wednesday 12/3 6:00-7:30pm Sandburg Gym 2

Girls Grades 7th/8th:

Session #1 : Wednesday 11/19 6:00-7:30pm Sandburg Gym 2

Session #2 : Thursday 11/20 6:00-7:30pm Whitman Gym 1

Girls High School: (will not be scheduled until HS Winter Sports tryouts end) 

Session #1 : TBD

Session #2 : TBD

More info coming soon 

REFEREE/COACHES CLINICS: TBD

FHYAA is committed to supporting and promoting concussion safety throughout all of our programs for the safety of each participant. We have implemented a comprehensive concussion awareness program as well as policy and safety protocols. These programs are aimed at reaching each involved party including parents, athletes and coaches. Our league-wide approach includes:

• Concussion Awareness and Response training for Coaches.
• Parent Meetings and Communication about Concussion Safety and Awareness.
• On-Field Concussion assessment tools are in effect.
• Concussion Awareness communication to Athletes.
• Strongly encourage Concussion Baseline Testing at onset of each sports season.
• Accessibility of training to all parents and athletes though CDC Heads Up: Concussion Awareness.
• Protocols for removal from games and practices, which include clearance from a physician before return.

All Parents and Athletes should become aware with the CDC Heads Up Concussion Awareness Program.

Basketball Spectators’ Code of Conduct

To ensure that the principles of sportsmanship, fair play, skill development, and mutual respect among players, coaches, officials, and spectators are the primary considerations governing competition, the following Code of Conduct has been established. 

Each SPECTATOR will ensure that his/her conduct sets the example for team members and spectators. To satisfactorily meet these responsibilities, the SPECTATOR is expected to:

1. Respect the rules of the game.
2. Respect the referees and refrain from questioning their decisions in a disrespectful or abusive manner. 
3. Cheer for their team in a positive supportive manner, always refraining from making hostile, negative, or abusive remarks about the opposing team.
4. Refrain always from coming onto the court, or from throwing objects or other foreign materials on to the court.
5. Follow all building rules and regulations, always respecting the property of others. 
6. Demonstrate appropriate gestures of sportsmanship at the conclusion of a game, win or lose.
7. Realize, accept, and practice by the principle that a team’s reputation is built not only on its individual playing ability but also on the sportsmanship courtesy and manner of its fans.

Spectators who fail to comply with the above code of conduct may be asked to leave the gym and may be barred from attending any future basketball games. If a spectator is banned from attending any games in any FHYAA sport the ban may extend to attendance for other FHYAA Sports. 

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Basketball Players’ Code of Conduct

To ensure that the principles of sportsmanship, fair play, skill development, and mutual respect among players, coaches, officials, and spectators are the primary considerations governing competition, the following Code of Conduct has been established. 

Each PLAYER will ensure that his/her conduct is consistent with the primary considerations of competition. To satisfactorily meet these responsibilities, the PLAYER is expected to:

1. Know the rules and abide by them.
2. Respect the coaches and referees and refrain from commenting on their decisions during the play of the game. The head coach or his/her designee may address the referee during the game but only withing the provisions of the rules and in a courteous, respectful manner. 
3. Maintain control of his/her emotions, avoiding the use of profanity, humiliating remarks, and/or gestures of ill temper, and physical assault upon another player at any time. 
4. Respect the coaches and players of the opposing team both during the play of the game and at is conclusion, win or lose. Be humble and generous in victory and proud and courteous in defeat. 
5. Follow all gym rules and regulations, always respecting the property of others. 
6. Realize, accept, and practice by the principle that a team’s reputation is built not only on its individual playing ability but also on the sportsmanship courtesy and manner of each individual player.

Players who fail to comply with the above code of conduct are subject to suspension and/or removal from their team.  

Once you have properly finished the online registration form, the following additional steps are needed before your child’s registration is considered complete.  Until all these steps are done, your child’s registration is considered incomplete and they will not be assigned to a team and are not allowed on a field or court for either practice or games.

•     Download and properly complete and sign the Fairfax County Youth Sports Scholarship program application. Found Here:  https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/neighborhood-community-services/athletics/youth-scholarship
•     Provide proof that your child is currently receiving assistance by 1) attaching a copy of your official document that signifies your child is receiving aid or 2) obtaining the signature of school counselor or staff, case worker, or other official on appropriate line of Scholarship application form.
•     Give signed application form and proof of aid to your sports commissioner and/or registrar.

Once you have completed the online registration AND provided appropriate paperwork to the sports commissioner/registrar, your child’s registration is complete.

FHYAA wants to ensure that every child has an opportunity to participate in youth sports regardless of his or her financial situation. The Fairfax County Department of Community and Recreational Services (DCRS) provides registration fee scholarships.  To be eligible for a county scholarship, a child must be currently enrolled in a public assistance program such as Free or Reduced Lunch, General Relief, Food Stamps, ADC, Foster Care, Medicaid, or SSI.  In addition the child must live in Fairfax County, be enrolled in K - 12, commit to attend 80% of practices and games, and not be currently served by an existing scholarship or fee waiver program.  If you are not eligible for the above Fairfax County assistance program and require financial assistance, please contact your sports specific commissioner and/or registrar.