2026 Fall Girls Academy Club Teams
Our 2026 Fall Academy Club Teams are built for athletes seeking high-level training, competitive tournament play, and growth within a positive, team-first environment. A majority of practices and training will take place at our home facility the Edmonton Sports Centre (9880 47 Ave) featuring 3 hardwood courts and S&C amenities.
Teams will take part in regular practices and compete in local, regional, and U.S. tournaments (where applicable), with programming grounded in the Canadian Long-Term Athlete Development Model to ensure each athlete builds a love for the game and the develop appropriate adaptations to continue playing basketball at a high-level.
We emphasize a safe, enjoyable, and challenging learning environment that develops skills and decision-making through a constraints-led coaching approach—preparing players to perform effectively in real game situations.
Flexible payment plans are available, and athletes can apply for grant funding through KidSport and Jumpstart.
For families needing additional support, GOOD Hoops offers fundraising opportunities and customized payment options. As a not-for-profit organization, we’re dedicated to reducing financial barriers and providing every athlete with access to a high-quality development experience regardless of social, economic, or educational background.
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2026 Girls Circuit Teams
GOOD Hoops Club is Alberta’s only Tier 1 Girls Circuit Program. We are apart of the Power 24/Select 40 Circuit a Premier Girls Only Circuit. For more information on our circuit teams please click the button below.
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High School Girls Academy Club Program
Born 2009 or later
Dates - Sept 3rd to Nov 1st
Days & Time - Tues/Thurs
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Coaches - TBA
Fees - $1050 + FeesLocation - ESC
*dates and times subject to change, will be communicated prior to families and registrants.
** 3 Tournaments (2 in Edmonton + 1 in Calgary), Jersey, Shorts, Hoodie included.
***payment plans, fundraising and grants available to ensure inclusivity for any child regardless of social, economic, or educational background. -

15U & 14U Girls Academy Club Program
Born 2012 or later.
Dates - Sept 3rd to Nov 1st
Days & Time - Tues/Thurs
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Coaches - TBA
Fees - $1050 + FeesLocation - ESC
*dates and times subject to change, will be communicated prior to families and registrants.
** 3 Tournaments (2 in Edmonton + 1 in Calgary), Jersey, Shorts, Hoodie included.
***payment plans, fundraising and grants available to ensure inclusivity for any child regardless of social, economic, or educational background. -

13U & 12U Girls Academy Program
Born 2014 or later
Dates - Sept 3rd to Nov 1stDays & Time - Tues/Thurs
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Coaches - TBA
Fees - $1050 + FeesLocation - ESC
*dates and times subject to change, will be communicated prior to families and registrants.
** 3 Tournaments (2 in Edmonton + 1 in Calgary), Jersey, Shorts, Hoodie included.
***payment plans, fundraising and grants available to ensure inclusivity for any child regardless of social, economic, or educational background.
Leadership & Coaches
Binny Atwal – Program Manager
Binny Atwal plays a key leadership role within GOOD Hoops, supporting all aspects of the girls’ program, including player development, operations, and team management. A former collegiate student-athlete, Binny embodies the organization’s core values of discipline, leadership, and mentorship.
She works to ensure consistency in program standards and philosophy, and is positioned as the next generation of leadership within the GOOD Hoops Girls Program. Binny has developed a strong reputation for her ability to connect with athletes and teach the game through a player-centered, modern coaching approach. Her focus is on helping each athlete maximize their potential on and off the court through accountability, preparation, and care.
Ryan Bhalla – Co-Founder & Girls Program Director
Ryan Bhalla brings over 10 years of experience in student-athlete and program development across the grassroots, high school, prep, circuit, National Team, and U SPORTS levels.
He takes a holistic approach to athlete development, pairing practical experience with teaching pedagogy and sports science to help athletes reach their full potential. Guided by Canada Basketball’s Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework, Ryan focuses on developing global athletes who are adaptable, technically sound, and mentally strong.
As Co-Founder of GOOD Hoops Club, Ryan is committed to creating opportunities and exposure pathways for female athletes. During his Master of Coaching at the University of Alberta, he developed athlete development frameworks applying a constraints-led coaching approach — a proven model for building decision-making and skill adaptability in dynamic game environments.
Experience:
All Canadian Game Selection Committee Member
Director of WBB | Co-Founder – Western Canada Prep Academy
Assistant Coach – University of Alberta (2020–2023)
3rd Place – U SPORTS Nationals (2022)
2nd Place – Canada West (2022)
Assistant Coach – MacEwan University (2017–2020)
Principal Instructor, Coaching Studies – University of Alberta / Concordia University of Edmonton
Support Coach/Practice Player - Canadian Senior Women's National Team (2016 & 2017)
Education & Certifications:
Master of Coaching – University of Alberta (2024)
Bachelor of Commerce – MacEwan University
Train to Compete & Learn to Train – NCCP Levels 1 & 3
Learn more about Ryan Bhalla on LinkedIn.
2026 Coaching Staff
We pride ourselves on the outstanding female coaches & mentors that are apart of the GOOD Hoops program, with former collegiate student-athletes, educators, and passionate about developing holistic & strong people that play basketball.
HSG Team Coaches:
Kaelyn Bryks, Allison Raitz, Lily Sleiman, Ryan Bhalla.
15U Girls Team Coaches:
Binny Atwal, Susan Ayaa, Allison Raitz, Mackenzie Moscrip, Izabella Robertson.
13U Girls Team Coaches:
Ryan Bhalla, Samantha Schutte, Brooke Burbank, Lexis Chan.
11U Girls Team Coaches:
Binny Atwal, Susan Ayaa.