The House We Built
Using basketball as a platform towards success.
The House We Built is a 501(c)(3) program that uses basketball as a vehicle to provide holistic training, mentorship, and advocacy for aspiring student athletes on and off the court. Using the sport of basketball, we motivate our students to maximize their potential as student-athletes and, more importantly, helping them become successful members of society.
Holistic Development
In order to best serve our student-athletes, we bring to the table a well-rounded blueprint that maximizes our student-athletes’ potential on and off the court. On the court, we provide effective coaching that builds our student-athletes’ bodies and athleticism and also emphasizes fundamentals and translatable skills. Off the court, we provide academic advice and mentorship to help prepare our student-athletes’ minds and character for success.
College Recruitment
We provide our student-athletes with one of the best platforms for exposure to college coaches. Our program aims to maximize student-athletes’ opportunities at earning scholarships and using basketball to gain access to college education. We proactively advocate for our student-athletes to schools and coaches that best fit our student-athletes. Our network of college coaches and alumni also help elevate our student-athletes’ profiles in their recruitment.
Program History
Our program’s rich history extends back a few years. From our humble beginnings to our rise and our success, every player and coach along the way shaped the way we operate and make us unique. Our mission to build a highly competitive and player-centric program with a family atmosphere has never changed. While the many alums who helped build this program and write the chapters before, they remain active in our program and continue to engage our current players to impart their wisdom and the lessons in their journeys. Our rich tradition and family will continue to create one of the best experiences for our student-athletes as we strive to be the best program in New England.
“Some people want it to happen. Some wish it would happen, and others make it happen”
— Michael Jordan
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
alfred.pf.chan@gmail.com
Phone
(508) 479-3026