Welcome to our Melrose Basketball page! On here, you will find information for Melrose Youth Basketball and the Boys High School Basketball League! Thank you for participating in our Melrose Basketball Leagues!


Melrose Youth Basketball & Boys High School Basketball League

Below you can find game schedules, rules, and other information regarding the 2022 season! Practice times will be shared to players through the head coach of the team.

**In the rules tab, be sure to click the correct tab for your division at the bottom of the excel sheet. Rules vary for each league.

Gym Locations

Please do not arrive to your gym locations more than 5 - 10 minutes prior to the start of your game or practice. Please allow the teams who are just finishing their practice or game to leave the court before going onto the court. No dribbling or playing with basketballs in the lobby's or hallways of the schools. No dribbling basketballs around the courts while a game is going on. Please have an extra pair of sneakers with you to change into to avoid bringing any water, ice, salt, dirt, etc. onto the court. Please clean up all water bottles and trash before leaving the gym. Please keep respect the school bathrooms and clean up after yourselves. The Recreation Department is not responsible for any lost or stolen items. You are responsible for anything brought to the gym. If you are missing anything from any of the locations below, please contact the school associated with the gym for assistance.  

Roosevelt Gym - THERE IS A NEW ENTRANCE TO THIS GYM. There will no longer be access to the Roosevelt Gym through the Main Lobby. Everyone must enter the gym from around the right side of the building (if in the back parking lot). There is a sign of the end of the building pointing "Gym Entrance." Please follow the side walk to the set of double doors. This is where you can enter the gym. No dribbling basketballs in the hallway. Please throw away all water bottles and trash.

Lincoln Gym - Please enter the school through the gym hallway entrance. No dribbling basketballs in the hallway. Please through away all water bottles and trash. 

MVMMS Gym - Please enter the gym through the "Middle School Gym" entrance around the back of the Middle School in the parking lot off of Melrose st. There are two courts in the Middle School Gym. Court 1 is the Main Varsity Court. Court 2 is the side court on the opposite side of the wall. DO NOT PULL OUT THE BLEACHERS ON COURT 2. DO NOT LEAN UP AGAINST THE WALL DIVIDER. We will put out as much seating on Court 2 as possible, but we always recommend that spectators being their own chair with rubber stoppers on the bottom of the legs. No dribbling basketballs in the Hallway or around the courts while games are being played. Please throw away all water bottles and trash.

Marcoux Gym - Please enter the gym through the "Marcoux Gym Entrance" in the back of the High School in the parking lot off of Melrose st. No dribbling basketballs in the hallways. No dribbling basketballs around the courts when a game is going on. Please throw away all water bottles and trash. 

**Important Parking Information at Marcoux and Middle School Gyms**

There have been many incidents involving emergency vehicles and buses unable to drive in and out of the Middle School Gym parking lot (located off of Melrose st) due to vehicles illegally parking in the lot.

On the weekends and even on some week nights, this parking lot can get very busy and result in limited parking. We understand that everyone wants to be close to the doors especially during the winter time, but please DO NOT park illegally and make sure that you are actually parked in a spot. This means no parking along the school in the fire line, along the median turnaround just outside the gym, or anywhere that is not clearly marked as a legal parking spot.

If unable to find parking, there are plenty of spots in front of the High School and Middle School.

Please keep this in mind when looking for a spot. In the event of an emergency, vehicles that are illegally parked can play a negative role in first responders being able to do their job.