BASYC- "Building A Solid Youth Community" Inc is partnering with Breakthrough TD1, formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. This partnership aims to raise health & wellness awareness through youth sports in support for children affected by juvenile diabetes. SCROLL Our services Kickball Klassic 3 vs 3 Indoor Soccer 3 vs 3 Basketball BASYC Olympic Games "It is never too late to be what you might have been." - "Do what you can, with what you have, where you are".

Our Sports Programs BASYC sporting programs aim to inspire young people to participate in health & wellness awareness through embracing the values of sportsmanship, respect, and teamwork. Klassic Kickball Sept. 1, 2025 - Oct. 25, 2025 6 vs 6 Indoor Soccer Oct. 27, 2025 - Jan. 10, 2026 3 vs 3 Basketball Jan. 12, 2026 - Mar. 7, 2026 BASYC Olympic Games Mar. 23, 2026 - May 16, 2026 Team Registration Add Additional Players Kickball Rules Team Registration Add Additional Players Indoor Soccer Rules Team Registration Add Additional Players Basketball Rules TEAM REGISTRATION Add Additional Players Basyc Olympic Rules BASYC Registration Form " B uilding A S olid Y outh C ommunity" Organization Name: Contact First & Last Name: Position: Email: Organization Colors & Mascot: Physical Address: Phone: Select Division(s): D1 - 6 Under D2 - 8 Under D3 - 10 Under D4 - 12 Under D5 - 14 Under D6 - 16 Under D7 – 18 Under Select Program(s) "Klassic Kickball" -10 player minimum, $850 team/$85 additional player. "6vs6 Indoor Soccer" - 8 player minimum, $760 team/$95 additional player. "3vs3 Basketball" - 6 player minimum, $600 team/$100 additional player. "BOG" BASYC Olympic Games - 10 player minimum, $850 team/$85 additional player. Additional player(s) required due to injury, illness or ejection. Players 1 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 2 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 3 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 4 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 5 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 6 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 7- Name / DOB / Grade: Player 8 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 9 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 10 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 11 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 12 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 13 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 14 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 15 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 16 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 17 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 18 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 19 - Name / DOB / Grade: Player 20 - Name / DOB / Grade: Date Month Day Year Signature Sign in the box or use the keyboard to type. Signature field is empty. Clear Donation $10 $20 $30 File upload Upload File Thanks For Your Service & Keep It BASYC! Submit

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Our Mission Our Mission Our Mission Our Mission Founded in October 2011, BASYC Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering youth through life skills training and mentorship. Our mission is to provide young individuals with the tools, guidance, and confidence they need to navigate the challenges of adolescence and emerge as responsible, resilient adults. At BASYC Inc., we believe that every young person has the potential to thrive. Our programs are designed to cultivate essential life skills such as communication, problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork. Through hands-on workshops, interactive activities, and one-on-one mentorship, we help youth build a strong foundation for success in both their personal and professional live We envision a world where all youth have access to the resources and support they need to achieve their dreams. By fostering a sense of community and responsibility, BASYC Inc. aims to inspire young people to make positive choices and contribute meaningfully to society. Our diverse range of programs caters to the specific needs of the youth we serve. From workshops that focus on self-esteem and career readiness to mentorship initiatives that connect students with positive role models, we are committed to meeting our participants where they are and helping them grow. Our programs are educational driven which is why we honor the "no pass, no play" rule. The scholar-athlete must maintain a 70% average or above to participate in BASYC programs. Join us in our mission! Whether you're a mentor, volunteer, or supporter, there are many ways to get involved with BASYC Inc. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of young people and help them reach their full potential. Thank you for your support as we continue to empower the youth of today to become the leaders of tomorrow. Our Vision Our Vision Our Vision Our Vision Our Programs Our Programs Our Programs Our Programs Get Involved Get Involved Get Involved Get Involved It Takes A Village It Takes A Village It Takes A Village It Takes A Village Our team Our team members come from every corner of the globe. YOU are the global village behind our mission. It truly takes a village to change the lives of youth in our society. Thank you for believing in the collective strength of community, collaboration, and shared vision. YOU are our team! Team breakthrough The team meets at the cross-road for the kick against and the cure of juvenile diabetes. Our strength lies in community partnerships and togetherness. Every contribution, every registration, every story brings us closer to our goal. When the world comes together, anything is possible! Team captain Rufus the Bear Meet Rufus our team captain! Rufus is more than just a cuddly companion. He is a symbol of strength, guidance, and support for youth living with diabetes. Having been diagnosed with diabetes, Rufus inspires young people to embrace their journey and manage their health confidently. Captain Rufus has patches on his arms, legs, tummy and bottom to show small children where they can inject insulin, take their blood tests, and help them practice their daily medical procedures. Join Rufus and our team as we empower youth to thrive today and every day!

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Refund Policy Registration/Refund Policy: Scholars aged 5 to 18 are eligible to register with specific age groups which determines the division play as of September 1st of current school year. Registration fees include league fee, official referee fee, venue location and game-time playing equipment. There will be NO REFUNDS after the deadline. If for any reason your scholar can no longer participate, we can transfer your scholar’s registration to another sporting event or a future season.

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We are excited to announce that BASYC Inc is partnering with Breakthrough TD1, formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. This partnership aims to raise awareness and provide support for the 85% of youth under 20 affected by juvenile diabetes. Our season begins with Kickball in an effort to kick against the 85%! Juvenile diabetes accounts for 85% of all diabetes cases in youth under 20. Children diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes face daily challenges that require ongoing treatment, education, and care. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) was founded in 1970 by a group of parents of children living with type 1 diabetes. The founding members formed the organization with the intent to find a cure for type 1 diabetes and its complications by advocating for research. JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) historically has a strong focus on academic-based research, with more than 85% of its current funding committed to it. On June 4, 2024, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) adopted Breakthrough T1D as its new name. Type 1 diabetes, often referred to as juvenile diabetes, accounts for at least 85% of all diabetes cases in youth under 20 years of age worldwide. About 85% of people newly diagnosed with type 1 do not have a family history of type 1 diabetes. Being overweight or obese is a significant risk factor for the development of Type 2 diabetes, with 85% of people with Type 2 diabetes being overweight or obese. In solidarity with Breakthrough TD1, BASYC Inc. will donate the first $85 of each registration fee to support research and programs that benefit youth fighting the 85% Type 1 diabetes battle. Your first registration fee will directly contribute to Breakthrough TD1’s mission. Take Action by clicking the link below to pay your first $85 registration fee: Pay it forward in support of the 85%! Join us in creating a brighter future for youth with juvenile diabetes. Together, we can make a difference! Why It Matters Why It Matters Why It Matters Why It Matters History History History History Facts Facts Facts Facts Our Commitment Our Commitment Our Commitment Our Commitment TAKE ACTION - Click Here! Jillian's Story Imagine living with diabetes at a young age. Watch Jillian's video

FREQUENTly ASKed QUESTIONS How do I start the process of forming a team for a particular sport in my organization? I n general, most organizations start their program by finding a volunteer who is interested in being the coach for the program. The coach will then identify days/times when the children will practice as well as send out an announcement recruiting players for the program. What sports will BASYC (Building A Solid Youth Community) be offering for the upcoming school year? BASYC will be offering four sporting events during the school year. • Fall - Kickball (Season begins in September)• Winter – Indoor Soccer & 3 vs 3 Basketball (Season begins in November)• Spring – BASYC Olympics (Season beginning in March) Do I need a copy of their birth certificate in order to register? No, you do not need to provide a birth certificate in order to register but your organization is responsible for league age ruling. How do I find out if a game is cancelled due to inclement weather? Call the weather-hotline approximately 1-2 hours prior to game time for the status of your game. Weather Hot-line Ph# (877)-WEBASYC 932-2792. How long is the season? BASYC program seasons are 8 weeks long which consist of a 6 game regular season followed by playoffs and championship week. Are all of your programs co-ed? All of the sports that we offer are co-ed, unless noted. Are awards given out during your program? Yes, we provide awards for 1st place division champions and 2nd place runner-up champion awards at the end of the season. Do you have trained officials at games? Yes, we have trained officials at all BASYC sporting events. What age divisions do you offer? Our age groups range from 5 -18 years of age. D1-6U, D2-8U, D3-10U, D4-12U, D5-14U, D6-16U and D7-18U. D/division-U/Under (Age determined as of September 1st of the current school year). When will game schedule become available? BASYC do our very best to have league schedules completed 7 days prior to opening day. Team schedules are not compiled until registration is closed. What is the boy to girl ratio on each team? BASYC ratio of boy to girl players are for example: 10 players (4 females), 6 players (2 females) and 3 players (1 female) is a must in active play. How does the "no pass, no play" rule works? The "no pass, no play" policy aims to connect academic performance with extracurricular involvement, encouraging scholars to prioritize their studies. Students who receive failing grades below a 70 in any academic class are deemed ineligible for extracurricular activities until their grade improves. The BASYC league represents the "honor system" which is a system that relies on the honesty, trust, and integrity of the organization to follow rules or guidelines. Call 877-WE-BASYC /932-2792 Email support@basyc.org Follow

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