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RAWW HOOPS Evaluations

RAWW Hoops operates using a three-tier development model designed to meet athletes where they are and support long-term growth. Athletes are evaluated and placed based on skill level, work ethic, coachability, and overall commitment—not just current performance.

Our tiers include Building, Rising, and Warrior.

  • Building focuses on individual skill development and foundational training.

  • Rising supports athletes working toward the next level, offering increased training intensity and exposure to competitive environments.

  • Warrior is for athletes ready for higher-level competition, including structured game play and tournament participation.

Evaluations take place on a seasonal basis, aligned with the AAU competitive calendar to maximize peak exposure opportunities. While formal evaluations follow this cadence, our coaches continuously assess and challenge athletes throughout the season. Placement is earned and may evolve as players grow and develop. Our goal is to ensure every athlete is appropriately challenged, fully supported, and positioned for success at each stage of their journey.

Open Enrollment

We are now accepting new players for Summer 2026. To book an evaluation, please register for a Hoop Lab below.

REGISTER

Seasonal Game play

Our Development Club includes a Competitive Tier called “Warrior” that participates in higher-level competition during the Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter seasons for select age groups. Athletes interested in competing on a team must complete an evaluation to be considered for placement.

Spring/Summer At a Glance:

  • Season: March–July

  • Ages: 3rd-12th Grade

  • Training: Two trainings per week in the Bremerton area

  • Competition: Minimum of two competitive events per month for “Warrior” Tier Players beginning in April.

Fall/Winter At a Glance

  • Season: September-December

  • Ages: Fall 3rd-12th | Winter: 3rd-8th

  • Training: Two trainings per week in the Bremerton area

  • Competition: Minimum of two competitive events per month for “Warrior” Tier Players beginning in October.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime at hello@rawwathletics.com.

  • Athletes may join our Development Club and participate in skill training at any time throughout the year. (Team commitment not required.)

    We host formal evaluation dates ahead of our Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter seasons. Athletes interested in team placement are encouraged to register for an evaluation.

  • Our skill training sessions are open to both boys and girls of all experience levels. Athletes may attend on a drop-in basis or train consistently throughout the year.

  • RAWW Hoops Training Membership - $120/month
    Great for athletes who want to be part of the RAWW Hoops community but aren’t ready to commit to competitive play. This is the recommended path for athletes in the Building tier.

    Spring / Summer Season

    Fees or 1st payment due no later than April 1st - no exceptions. We offer flexible pricing options to support different schedules and levels of commitment.

    NON-REFUNDABLE UNIFORM FEE

    New Players: $250

    Returners: $200

    Includes

    • Game uniform

    • Numbered practice reversible and shorts

    • Shooting shirt 

    • RAWW T-shirt

    PARTICIPATION FEES

    Prepaid Option — $1,300
    Covers team participation, practices, unlimited group training, and individual player fees for competitive events for the entire season.

    Monthly Option — $350/month
    Covers team participation, practices, unlimited group training, and individual player fees for competitive events on a month-to-month basis.

    Flex Option — $210/month + $70 per tournament
    Covers team participation, practices and unlimited group training. Ideal for multi-sport athletes who want to play for the team, but may not be able to commit to every tournament due to schedule conflicts.

    *Families are also responsible for covering their travel/accommodation and tournament entry fee expenses.

  • Not exactly. RAWW is a development-first club, not a traditional select or win-focused program. Competition is used as a tool for growth, not the primary measure of success.

    While we remain development-focused, our competitive seasons follow the traditional AAU cadence to ensure meaningful competition and exposure for athletes pursuing the next level.

  • RAWW Hoops exists to intentionally invest in and empower girls through sport. By centering our team play around girls, we create more meaningful reps, leadership opportunities, and confidence-building experiences in an environment designed specifically for them.

  • RAWW prioritizes long-term development, empowerment, and access. We are committed to building confident, skilled, well-rounded athletes and leaders, while intentionally creating space for girls to grow, compete, and thrive.

    The program is led by Coach Ashli Payne, a woman who has competed at the highest levels of basketball around the world and is deeply committed to mentoring and guiding the next generation of athletes to be confident and chase their dreams. RAWW Hoops is also led by one of the area’s top strength coaches, Taylor Neal, with a strong emphasis on injury prevention, movement quality, and sports performance enhancement.

  • Yes. Athletes are welcome to participate in skill training regardless of other team or club commitments. Team play opportunities are more selective and may be offered with limited exceptions.

  • Access matters to us. We do not want finances to be a burden or obstacle to participation. Families in need of financial assistance are encouraged to reach out.