Girls Jackson Wolfpack is a non-profit feeder basketball club. Girls in grades 4th through 8th within the Jackson High School boundaries are encouraged to try out. Our goal is to help kids learn fundamentals and teamwork in a positive environment to prepare them to compete for Jackson High School teams. Wolfpack teams will have the opportunity to be guests of the JHS Girls basketball team at various games and participate in special training throughout the season.   The Jackson HS Head Girls Basketball Coach Corey Gibb fully supports and is committed to building a strong and competitive youth program.  Go Twolves!

Looking for the Jackson Boys Wolfpack? Here is the link

https://www.jacksonwolfpack.com/

Tryouts for the 2023/24 winter season will be held at the end of September.  Confirmed dates will be posted in the beginning of September.  See you then!

Please make sure that your player lives within the high school boundary and will be attending high school at Henry M. Jackson.  If not, many of the other high schools in the area have their own feeder program that your child would need to tryout for.  There are some special exceptions, so email girlswolfpack@outlook.com if you are unsure. 

For liability and insurance purposes, each athlete needs an updated AAU membership to be able to register for tryouts.  See the link above for AAU membership.

To complete registration through our secure site, please have your Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or ACH Bank Account information available.  There is a one time $10 fee to cover court costs of open gym and tryouts. 

Go Wolfpack!

Girls Jackson Wolfpack participates in the NPSTL (North Puget Sound Travel League) for regular season games.  Practices begin in October and regular season games typically run from the first week in December through the first week of March.  In addition to regular season games, the program participates in 3 local tournaments and has the ability to qualify for the Washington State Middle School Championships in Spokane.

4th Grade: Andrew Grinaker

5th Grade: Joe Fluery

6th Grade: Jay Saffold

7th Grade: David Wirkkala

8th Grade: Greg Devine