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A place on the court: Pittsylvania’s basketball pathway for girls and boys

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County basketball covers ages 6–13 across the four recreation districts, with a published autumn signup pattern.

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  • County basketball covers ages 6–13 across the four recreation districts, with a published autumn signup pattern.
  • Recurring winter program; 2026 registration year requires confirmation
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Pittsylvania County’s basketball program gives families in the Gretna, Chatham, Dan River and Tunstall districts a route into organized play. The county lists 8U and 10U divisions for boys and girls, followed by separate 13U boys’ and girls’ divisions.

The age bands run from 6 through 13.

The published program calendar places registration in October, practices in November and games beginning in mid-December. Its online signup window is October 1–25, but the page does not attach a year to that window.

Families should confirm the dated season notice before treating it as an open registration.

The county also provides an in-person route for families without internet access. Registration forms and local club contacts sit alongside the league bylaws and schedule links.

Youth Sports Coordinator Brandan Perkinson is listed on the county basketball page; the department can be reached at 434-432-7736.

Before your family signs up

The county lists September 30 as the age cutoff and a $5 game-admission charge. Before registering, ask your local club how the cutoff applies to the coming season, what equipment the player needs and where practices will take place.

Also check whether a notice describes registration, a practice or an actual game: those are different dates. Keeping the confirmed club contact and current schedule together can save a family an unnecessary trip.

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Pittsylvania County Basketball

Boys/girls 6–13. Published recurring window October 1–25; page does not specify a year, so confirm a dated 2026 registration notice before event publishing.

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