Informational meeting for parents/players
Wednesday, August 15, 7:00-8:00p, Martin Luther cafeteria

Tryouts – Round 1 – Saturday, August 18, Martin Luther gymnasium
     8:00a-9:00a – Incoming 4th/5th (2027/2026) – check-in begins at 7:45a
9:15a-10:15a – Incoming 6th/7th (2025/2024) – check-in begins at 9:00a
10:30a-11:30a – Incoming 8th/9th (2023/2022) – check-in begins at 10:15a
11:45a-12:45p – Incoming 10th/11th (2021/2020) – check-in begins at 11:30a

Tryouts – Round 2 – Sunday, August 19, Martin Luther gymnasium (This round of tryouts will be for everyone that is invited back after the first day of tryouts and for those that are unable to attend the first day.)
3:00p-4:00p – Incoming 4th/5th (2027/2026) – check-in begins at 2:45p
4:15p-5:15p – Incoming 6th/7th (2025/2024) – check-in begins at 4:00p
5:30p-6:30p – Incoming 8th/9th (2023/2022) – check-in begins at 5:15p
6:45p-7:45p – Incoming 10th/11th (2021/2020) – check-in begins at 6:30p

All interested players (including returning players) must fill out an Indication of Interest form to be considered for an offer – click here.

There is no charge for tryouts. Please bring a dark/light reversible.

Martin Luther address: 5201 S 76th St, Greendale (across from Southridge Mall).

We expect offers to be made and teams to be formed by Tuesday, August 21. It is common for us to hold additional tryouts for the 4th grade level at later dates, but it’s unlikely that there will be any opens spots at 5th and up after August 21.

Please contact 414.630.1778 or info@wisconsinimpact.com with any questions or concerns. Hope to see you at the informational meeting and tryouts!

 

 

Are you interested in pushing your game to greater heights?

Being coached by far the most experienced staff in SE Wisconsin?

Playing a high scoring, fast-paced style that places great emphasis on athleticism, teamwork, and decision-making?

Challenging yourself with playing exclusively man-to-man defense?

Playing against the best competition available?

Being on a team with only 9 players?

Maximizing your college exposure opportunities?

Having exposure to a strength & conditioning coach?

Working with a professional skill development coach?

Being part of the most organized club around?

If you answered “yes” to some or all of those questions, then perhaps it’s worth considering Wisconsin Impact for the 2019 season. Please fill out an Indication of Interest form, and you will be notified of tryout details.

Tryouts will be held for each of our 8 teams – one per level – in August. Stay tuned for additional details!

This year’s Cheesehead Challenge, held in Waukesha County on June 23/24, features 112 teams – once again believed to be the largest girls’ tourney in Wisconsin! Teams are divided into 13 divisions, and each team will play at least 4 stopped clock games (except 4th grade will play running clock gams). The schedule/results can be seen here: Schedule/Results

This year’s event features 64 Wisconsin varsity teams, split into 4 divisions of 16. Each team plays exactly 2 games on Saturday and exactly 2 games on Sunday. All games will be held at either Center Court (Waukesha) or Pewaukee High School.

Here is the schedule: SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Registration for the Cheesehead Challenge on June 23/24 is now open. Register here or see the Tournaments tab for more details. See how your program/team stacks up against the best competition in Wisconsin and beyond!

Registrations are now open for our Fall Development sessions on Wednesdays and Sundays from September 10 through October 25. Players can sign up for Sunday-only, Wednesday-only, or both. Players are divided into two non-overlapping groups: 4th-7th grade and 8th-12th grade. Each session combines fundamental basketball skill development with 45 minutes of strength & conditioning training led by a professionally certified trainer.

Space is limited to a maximum of 24 participants in each session. Sign up here.

2017 Fall Development Details

Don’t miss your chance to become part of Wisconsin Impact! Tryouts for incoming 4th graders will be held on Sunday, August 27, at Martin Luther High School (5201 S 76th St, Greendale) from 10:00a-11:00a.

Walk-ups are welcome, but it is helpful to pre-register with an Indication of Interest form here.

There is no charge.

Please contact info@wisconsinimpact.com or 414.630.1778 if you have any questions.

For 2018, we are moving from a tryout process to an early offer process. If you are interested in joining Wisconsin Impact and wish to be considered for an early offer, then you must fill out an Indication of Interest form here before August 7!

Please contact info@wisconsinimpact.com or 414.630.1778 if you have any questions about our organization.

Next year will be Wisconsin Impact’s 9th season, and without fail, our organization has become stronger with each passing year. We are confident that once again our next season will be our best season yet.

We have the most experienced coaching staff in SE Wisconsin (see our coaching bios); we have a strength & conditioning program as part of our regular practices led by a professional coach; and we have professional trainers that work with our athletes (included in our fee). Our teams consistently face the strongest competition, and we have a track record of success throughout our program (see the results for each team on our website). We also have a strong track record of placing athletes at colleges that are a good fit for them with a transfer rate that is far below typical clubs (see our alumni section). Finally, we take pride in being the most organized club around, and our families greatly appreciate the level of communication and organization.

Looking forward to a banner 2018 season!

The schedule for the Wisconsin Varsity Invitational on July 15/16 in Waukesha County has been released: http://www.tourneymachine.com/R30020.

Rules/notes can be found in the Tournaments section of the website (and within the Tourney Machine app).

The Wisconsin Varsity Invitational features 72 of the top high school programs in Wisconsin, split into Large, Medium, and Small divisions. Each team plays 3 stopped-clock games on Saturday and 2 stopped-clock games on Sunday, with the teams advancing to the championship getting an additional game on Sunday.

This year’s Under Armour Cheesehead Challenge is bigger and better than ever with a record 135 teams from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois.

The schedule is available at http://www.tourneymachine.com/R31232.

Rules/notes are available in the tournament section of the website.