Etowah Junior Eagles Basketball
The Etowah Jr. Eagles exist to build the future of Etowah High School basketball. Through competitive play in CCJBC against more than 30 metro Atlanta programs, we develop skilled, confident, hardworking players in grades 6-8, laying the foundation for their success on and off the court at Etowah.
About the Program
The Etowah Jr. Eagles are a youth basketball program built to prepare the next generation of Etowah High School players. Our teams compete in CCJBC, a respected basketball conference that has served the Atlanta metro area since 1977. With more than 30 high school programs feeding into the league, our players face real, competitive basketball from teams all across the region, not just their own neighborhood. For grades 6-8, that means quality coaching, real game experience, and the chance to compete against some of the toughest young talent in metro Atlanta. Players learn the fundamentals, build basketball IQ, and develop the work ethic it takes to compete at the next level. The Jr. Eagles are the building block for the Etowah High School program. Every practice, every game, and every season is part of a bigger plan, preparing players not just to play basketball, but to represent Etowah with pride when their time comes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What league does the Jr. Eagles play in?
The Jr. Eagles compete in CCJBC, a respected youth basketball conference that has served the Atlanta metro area since 1977. With more than 30 high school junior programs feeding into the league, our players face real, competitive basketball against teams from all across the region.
How do ET Booth and the Jr. Eagles work together?
Players are encouraged to do both. Playing for ET Booth lets players represent their middle school with pride, while playing for the Jr. Eagles gives them extra development through CCJBC competition. The two programs work as a team, not in competition with each other, and scheduling is coordinated so players can take part in both without conflicts. ET Booth games are typically held on weeknights, while Jr. Eagles games are typically held on weekends.