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The Meadowdale Lady Mavs Feeder Basketball program gives players the opportunity to develop close relationships with girls they will be playing with in high school, while teaching them the “Meadowdale Way” long before trying out at the high school level.
TRYOUTS! 2023-2024 Season
Coming Soon. Tryouts will be in early October, 2023, for 5th-8th girls teams (4th graders can tryout to see if there's an availability).
Forms: We will have online forms for in the fall. We also have Concussion and Code of Conduct forms at this page. Please print and sign these so you won't have to do this when you arrive.
Feeder Zone Rules: Meadowdale will play in a new league with mostly WesCo teams. More info will be out when it becomes avialable.
Eligibility: Teams must abide by ETL rules regarding out-of-zone girls. Meadowdale girls must play for Meadowdale if offered a position, and out-of-zone girls may play for Meadowdale if we have availability and their high school zone does not have a team. If their zone does have a team they will have to play for them as first option. Out-of-zone girls should ensure they have other options.
Edmonds School District (Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace & Edmonds-Woodway) will have feeder tryouts this year. If you are not in the Meadowdale Zone, we recommend you attend tryouts for other feeder teams to increase options. Go to the ESD Feeder Site for info.
Links:
ESD Feeder Site
Edmonds School District Feeder Tryouts
Getting Girls on Team: This year we are working with other teams in the Edmonds School District, namely Edmonds-Woodway, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, to ensure that all girls find teams. This means we are considering combined tryouts and teams as an option.
Lady Mavs 4th through 8th Grade (4th Graders usually would have to play up on 5th)
The Meadowdale Girls Feeder Basketball program helps younger girls zoned for Meadowdale reach their full potential in preparation for Meadowdale High School - home to one of the most successful high school girls basketball programs in Washington State. The feeder program plays at the competitve AAU level for several months of the school year. Tryouts are held annually in the Fall.
Meadowdale Boys Feeder: Here
Lady Mavs of the Future
The program is comprised of teams, ten girls max, made up of players from 4th through 8th grade who will ultimately attend Meadowdale High School, or those who live in the Meadowdale High School service area (4th grade if we have enough players, though usually 4th graders play up on 5th).
Our season begins in October/ November and runs through the beginning of March. We play in a League and several regional tournaments.
The program strives to develop girls into strong, competitive players through an emphasis on fundamentals, teamwork, community, and love of the game.
A Winning Tradition
The Meadwodale High School Lady Mavs have been one of the most successful high school basketball programs in Washington State for the past 20 years.
Meadowale HS Girls placed in the top eight in state in 2022-2023, the first time they have played in Tacoma since 2009.
Meadowdale HS Girls qualified for the state tournament for 16 seasons while accumulating 2 state championships (2000 and 2004) and a total of 14 state trophies.
The Lady Mavs program has consistently sent players on to play at the next level including Parade All-American, Gatorade Player of the Year, and former member of the Seattle Storm, Kristen O'Neill.
In the 2020-2021 Fatoumata Jaiteh earned Wesco South MVP and now plays Division I basketball at Northern Arizona University.
The Meadowdale program's head coach helps set the coaching philosophy for the Meadowdale Girls Feeder Basketball program.
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