DHS Girls Feeder Basketball 

"The feeder basketball program was a fantastic experience for Maddie. She not only improved her skills on the court, but also had the opportunity to play alongside her friends and future high school teammates. The coaching was great—supportive, knowledgeable, and truly committed to helping the players grow. It was a great way to build confidence, teamwork, and a strong foundation for the years ahead. We’re grateful for the coaches and the positive environment they created!"

Corey & Greg Swender (Parents of Maddie, DHS Sophomore)

"The Warriors program has been an absolutely fantastic experience for my Daughter. Not only do they have knowledgeable basketball coaches, but they also make it a fun and positive environment to learn the game. They have managed to strike a perfect balance between focusing on team success on the court and developing young ladies into well rounded and happy individuals."

Lindsey & Jon Rogosich (Parents of Allie, 8th Grader)

"We have nothing but positive things to say about Coach Nate and Coach PJ’s Warrior girls feeder program. Top notch coaching that reinforces fundamental skills, team concepts, and a competitive mindset all make this an asset to the Warrior basketball program. Not only is this a competitive feeder program, the girls have fun, encourage one another and learn what it takes to work on a team.  The environment that all the warrior feeder coaches encourage is positive, competitive, and empowering—perfect for athletes who want to grow on and off the court."

Jenny & Steven Serota (Parents of Emma, 8th Grade and Lily, 7th Grade)

"Feeder has been a game-changer for our family. The coaches bring out the best in every player—not just in skills, but in confidence, leadership, personal character, and love for the game. The growth we’ve seen both on and off the court is incredible. The environment is competitive, yet supportive. Not to mention…making sure the kids are surrounded by positivity and fun is a top priority! It’s more than basketball—it’s a community, and we’re grateful to be part of it."

Franny & Mike Kaulentis (Parents of Sloane, 6th Grade)