INVITATION | 10th Annual RBS Cup

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Whoa! It's been 10 years already. We are so happy to announce our RBS cup, where 400+ students from all 5 locations are going to unite as a community. 

It's the perfect occasion to celebrate basketball, see exciting games from other RBS students, meet parents and talk to coaches. 

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SIGN UP NOW
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Call us or send an email:

Tel: 310.744.5403 
E-mail: marketing@royalbasketballschool.com

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Need even more reasons? There you go!

- It's a family event, so everyone is welcome to participate
- Entertainment breaks with dancers and music
- Individual and group photoshoot from a professional photographer
- Money ball contest
- Snacks and water is included

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The cost

It's only $89 per kid AND it includes the following perks:
  • 2 NBA G-League tickets to the South Bay Lakers game at the UCLA Health Training Center on March 25th, 2020.
  • A chance to play during the half time show of the G-League game
  • Free Clippers Clinic and presents
  • 1 Royal Cup participant trophy
AND all friends & family members get FREE admissions to the event. How awesome is that?
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BLOG: RBS CUP 2019 HIGHLIGHTS
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Practical Info

DEADLINE TO SIGN-UP: February 29

WHEN: Sunday, March 1st

TIME: 9:30AM - 4:00PM

WHERE: De Toledo High School: 22622 Vanowen St, West Hills 91307

CUP COST: $89 per child participant (free to all family members that want to attend)
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BLOG: 3 REASONS WHY YOU CAN'T MISS RBS CUP
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Bonus: video from our previous cup


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