Basketball tournaments in Connecticut
16 upcoming tournaments in Connecticut — youth, middle school, high school, and club/AAU divisions, with direct signup links. Free to browse and free to list your own.
This page tracks 16 basketball tournaments in Connecticut across Fairfield County, Hartford, New Haven, and 3 other cities, running from January through December. Every one of them is still ahead, so registration is likely open — confirm on the organizer's page.
Pricing is patchy here — only 3 of the 16 listings publish one, ranging $375–$600 USD. That's too small a sample to call a typical Connecticut price, so treat it as a floor and a ceiling rather than an average. Each listing links to the organizer's own registration page, which is where current pricing actually lives.
Connecticut tournaments here skew toward youth and middle school divisions. Most organizers split further by grade or birth year, and several run boys' and girls' brackets on the same weekend — check each listing for the exact divisions before entering a team.
Every listing links straight to the organizer's own registration page. SixSevenBall doesn't run, verify, or take payment for any of them — if you coach, the guide to running your own covers what it takes to put one on.
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Boys & Girls, 9U-18U (Grades 4-12)
Divisions to be confirmed
Grades 4-12 (Boys & Girls, Gold/Silver divisions plus Varsity)
See organizer for age/grade divisions
See organizer for age/grade divisions
Divisions to be confirmed
See organizer for age/grade divisions
Divisions to be confirmed
See organizer for age/grade divisions
Boys: Varsity, 4th-10th (Gold/Silver); Girls: Varsity, JV, 6th-8th (Gold/Silver)
See organizer for age/grade divisions
Divisions to be confirmed
See organizer for age/grade divisions
Divisions to be confirmed
Grades 4th-8th
Not specified on source page
Associations & clubs running events in Connecticut
Tournaments in this directory for Connecticut are organized independently by:
Basketball tournaments in Connecticut: common questions
- How much do basketball tournaments cost in Connecticut?
- Only 3 of the 16 Connecticut tournaments listed here publish a price, and those range $375–$600 USD — too thin a sample to call a typical Connecticut price. Most organizers quote per team or per player on their own registration page, which every listing links to directly.
- When do basketball tournaments run in Connecticut?
- Connecticut tournaments in this directory run from January through December, with October the busiest month (8 listings). 16 of the 16 listings on this page are still upcoming.
- Which cities in Connecticut have basketball tournaments?
- This directory lists tournaments in 6 Connecticut cities — Fairfield County, Hartford, New Haven, Uncasville, Bridgeport, and 1 other city. Fairfield County has the most with 6.
- What ages are Connecticut basketball tournaments for?
- Age coverage in Connecticut breaks down as Youth — 9 listings, Middle School — 9 listings, Junior High School — 8 listings, Senior High School — 9 listings, and Club / AAU / Travel — 8 listings. Individual listings often narrow this further by grade or birth year, so check each one for its exact divisions.
- Who runs basketball tournaments in Connecticut?
- The Connecticut tournaments in this directory are run by 4 different organizations, including CTBBALL, Organizer not yet confirmed, Vertical Hoops, and Zero Gravity Basketball. SixSevenBall doesn't organize any of them — every listing links to the organizer's own registration page.
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