Programs & Registration
Where Hustle Meets High-Level Play
Roots offers developmental training and competitive play for all.
Training
Weekly engaging, disciplined, and productive team practices with our experienced and prepared coaching staff.
Learn fundamental offensive and defense skills, strategy, and team basketball.
Competition
Play in regional Puget Sound leagues and tournaments versus other competitive programs.
Qualify for the penultimate Washington State Basketball Championship in Spokane.
Clinics & Camps
Summer and holiday skills camps and training sessions.
Focused training on ball handling, shooting, defense, and game IQ.
Spring Break with Coach Zach Burnham
Basketball Skills Training with Coach Zach Burnham (3rd -5th Grade)
Give your young athlete a more personalized basketball experience with small group training led by Zach Burnham, head coach of the Bainbridge High School Girls Varsity Basketball. Designed for 3rd–5th graders and limited to 10 players or fewer, these sessions provide focused instruction on fundamentals like dribbling, passing, and shooting in a fun, supportive environment. With more one-on-one attention, players will build confidence, improve their skills faster, and develop a strong foundation for the game.
For: Boys and Girls
Grades: 3rd - 5th Grade
- Monday April 6
- Tuesday April 7
- Wednesday April 8
- Thurs April 9th.
Time: 3:00PM to 5:00PM
4 Total Sessions
Pricing: $150
Skills Training with Craig Murray
12 Total Sessions
Limited to 12 Players per Session
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4/13, 4/15
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4/20, 4/22
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4/27, 4/29
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5/4, 5/6
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5/11, 5/13
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5/18, 5/20
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April Package, $180
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May Package, $180
Skills Training with Craig Murray for MS/HS Girls
7 Total Sessions
4/16, 4/23, 4/30
5/7, 5/14, 5/21, 5/28
High School Skills Training with Patrick Names
12 Total Sessions
Limited to 6 Players per Session
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4/13, 4/15
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4/20, 4/22
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4/27, 4/29
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5/4, 5/6
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5/11, 5/13
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5/18, 5/20
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April Package, $180
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May Package, $180
A Tacoma native, he played collegiate and semi-professional basketball before transitioning into coaching. Most recently, he served as a graduate assistant for the University of Washington Men’s Basketball program while earning a Master’s degree in Athletic Leadership and Coaching.
His off-season small-group training emphasizes skill acquisition through game-based learning and the constraints-led approach. Sessions are designed to help players develop shooting, ball handling, footwork, defense, and decision-making in realistic, game-like situations. The focus is on building adaptable, confident athletes who can read the game and apply their skills effectively under pressure.
He believes basketball is a powerful vehicle for teaching a growth mindset, resilience, and strong work ethic, and is passionate about helping players improve both on and off the court.
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