Latest updates from the junior, senior, and community basketball programmes at Leicester Dynamite.
Families and supporters have the opportunity to save money on their household bills while supporting the club at the same time.
The club is re-launching Leicestershire Women’s Basketball League, bringing players, coaches and teams together to revive women’s competition in the county.
The club's Future Dynamite Academy has played its first game as a team in the mini-league against Rutland Thunder.
The camp will be running from Monday to Thursday next week at WQE College in Leicester and is open to members and non-members of the club.
The aim of the Future Dynamite Academy is to build confidence and develop skills in young players before they move into competitive squads.
U16s guard Asher has been selected to play in the England U16s squad in the Future Stars 2026 tournament.
Gabriel Traski plays for Leicester Dynamite YBL U15s team. His mum Laura has expressed what being involved with the club means to them both and how it's more than just basketball.
Leicester Dynamite has announced the launch of the Future Dynamite Academy, a brand-new pathway designed to introduce the next generation of local talent to Leicester basketball.
The club is looking for more players - boys and girls- for its U12s mixed squad for 2026-27.
Alvin, Asher, and Artemii all competed in the Aspire All-Star tournament held at Manchester’s National Basketball Performance Centre.
The club wants to attract more kids aged between 5-8 to train in the youngest coaching group at the community sessions.
U16 players Asher and Artemii have been selected to compete in the Aspire All-Star Tournament in Manchester.
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