Question 1

What age do you have to be to play in Hub City Street Hoops?

Accepted Answer

Hub City Street Hoops is an 18+ adult league. All players must be 18 years or older to register and compete.

Question 2

Where do Hub City Street Hoops games take place?

Accepted Answer

All games are held at an indoor gym located at 1323 E 24th St, Lubbock, TX 79404.

Question 3

What basketball formats does Hub City Street Hoops offer?

Accepted Answer

Hub City Street Hoops runs three formats: 3v3 tournaments (half-court, quick elimination), 4v4 runs (expanded court), and 5v5 league play (full court, our flagship format). The season progresses through all three from June through August 2026.

Question 4

Can I register as an individual or do I need a team?

Accepted Answer

Both options are available. Register as an individual and get drafted onto a team, or bring your own squad of 3-5 players. Registration is currently by phone — call (806) 283-7868 to sign up.

Question 5

Is Hub City Street Hoops just pickup basketball?

Accepted Answer

No. Hub City Street Hoops is organized street ball — think AND1 meets competitive league play. We have referees, scorekeepers, and structured tournament formats, but with street ball rules and energy.

Question 6

What is the connection between Hub City Street Hoops and the Lubbock semi-pro team?

Accepted Answer

Hub City Street Hoops is building a pipeline from street ball to the semi-pro level. The best players from HCSH leagues will be scouted for Lubbock's future semi-pro basketball team launching in 2028-2029.

Question 7

When does the 2026 summer season start?

Accepted Answer

The 2026 Summer Season kicks off June 19-21 with a 3v3 Tournament. The 4v4 Tournament is July 12, and the 5v5 Championship Tournament wraps the season August 14-16.

Question 8

What is HCSH Y1000?

Accepted Answer

HCSH Y1000 is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm of Hub City Street Hoops. A portion of all tournament registration fees supports youth mentorship, basketball camps, and community programs in Lubbock. Learn more at hcshy1000.com.