The C2C Circuit Schedule is Here

Every Coast 2 Coast Preps ranking starts the same way: a scout, courtside, watching the game live. No highlight reel. No stat sheet. The real thing.

Want your players ranked? It's simple: get them in front of our scouts, including Ben Perkins, at C2C tournaments in 2026-2027.

The Winter Circuit runs 9 sessions leading to the Winter Finals in Dallas, March 13-14, 2027. Win your session, earn a free trip to Finals. The Spring/Summer schedule stacks top tournaments nationwide, building to our National Finals in Dallas, August 6-8.

Evaluation

Coast 2 Coast built its name as the most comprehensive, trusted voice in competitive youth basketball, and that reputation comes down to one habit. Scouts show up. Every event is staffed by C2C evaluators who arrive prepared and call it honestly, often starting a prospect's recruiting profile years before that player ever steps into a high school gym. Professional videographers and photographers are there too, so a team's story gets documented from the first tournament instead of pieced together later.

Exposure

The C2C Circuit works because competition and opportunity meet on the same court. Every tournament doubles as an evaluation, so players earn recognition through what they do in the game, not through reputation alone. Scouts watch for more than highlight plays. They track decision-making, playmaking, defensive effort, and the way a player carries himself on the floor, building a fuller and more accurate picture of every prospect they follow.

Competition

The Circuit matches the best 9u through 14u programs in the country against the toughest competition their region has to offer. It's grassroots basketball built for development. Games are competitive, events run smoothly, and every player leaves more prepared for what comes next, long before high school basketball starts.

Path to the Finals

Every session leads somewhere. Teams can play the sessions that fit their schedule, since there's no requirement to hit a certain number, and then close out the season by testing themselves against the best at Nationals. Each event sits in a location families can actually get to, so every dollar spent traveling goes toward real competition.