COMPETITIVE TEAMS
Our Select Basketball Teams operate year round and are designed for intermediate athletes continuing to develop their skills beyond recreational league play. These teams compete primarily through recreational leagues at Fieldhouse USA Grapevine and GameOn, with occasional tournament play based on team progression and readiness.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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Structured training focused on player development
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Emphasis on basketball IQ and game understanding
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Competitive league play or tournament play, depending on team competitive skill level.
House of Hustle Circuit Teams represent the highest level of competition within our player development pathway. These teams compete against strong competition while continuing to emphasize skill development, basketball IQ, teamwork, and long-term athlete growth.
CIRCUIT TEAMS
HOUSE OF HUSTLE X LG PERFORMANCE
House of Hustle is officially collaborating with LG Performance to elevate our Circuit level athletes through structured strength, speed, and performance training.
Meet Loli Gomez, who is the founder of LG Performance and one of the top Sports Performance Coaches in DFW. She previously trained at Sports Academy, playing a key role in youth development programs and the NBA Pre-Draft Program. A graduate and former team captain at San Diego State University, she also competed in the Women’s Drew League in Los Angeles. Loli holds NASM CPT, PES, CNC, and USAW Level 1 certifications and specializes in developing youth athletes through strength, speed, agility, and basketball-specific performance.
HOUSE OF HUSTLE X COURTSIDE CLARITY
House of Hustle is officially collaborating with Courtside Clarity to support our Circuit level athletes through structured mental performance training and athlete development.
Meet Coach LD, the founder of Courtside Clarity, who specializes in helping athletes strengthen their mindset, confidence, and focus both on and off the court.
A former high school All-State player and 1,000-point scorer, LaDarius continued his basketball career at the collegiate level, where he experienced the challenges of high-level competition, injuries, and performance expectations. After his playing career, he earned a Master’s degree in Mental Health and now combines his education and athletic experience to help athletes navigate both sport and life.
