South Stoney Story

Established in 2026, the South Stoney Basketball Association (SSBA) is the most recent zone as part of the Calgary Minor Basketball Association (CMBA).

Resulting from recent and expected City of Calgary population growth, SSBA spans all communities south of Stoney Trail South and north of the City of Calgary City Limits -

see map.

CMBA zone predecessors to SSBA were Bow River South Basketball Association and So-Cal Basketball Association.

We are a not-for-profit registered organization in the Province of Alberta.

Our volunteer Board of Directors govern and administer in accordance with the

SSBA Bylaws.

Through affordable, accessible, community‑driven basketball programs, we help develop youth skills, recognize the value of teamwork, and encourage personal growth.

As a volunteer run, nonprofit organization, we are committed to creating a safe, inclusive and supportive environment where every young athlete can build confidence, develop leadership, and cultivate a lifelong love for the game along with building friendships through sport. 

Through collaboration with families, volunteers, and community partners (CMBA), we strive to inspire positive experiences on and off the court while strengthening the communities we serve.

Board Makeup

The makeup of our Board of Directors is prescribed by the SSBA Bylaws. As such, the following positions are to be in place:

Role Type Role Name
Executive
President
Executive Vice President Girls
Executive Vice President Boys
Executive Director of Facilities
Executive Director of Registration
Executive Director of Finance
Executive Secretary

At South Stoney, we don't just build basketball players. We build teams, leaders, and a community where everyone grows stronger together.

Sportsmanship & Fair Play: The South Stoney Way

At South Stoney Basketball, we believe that how we play the game is just as important as the final score. Sportsmanship and fair play are fundamental values that guide our athletes, coaches, and supporters every time we step onto the court.

Our philosophy is rooted in the belief that basketball provides an opportunity to build character, develop leadership, and foster respect for others. Winning is rewarding, but success is measured by the integrity, effort, and respect we demonstrate throughout the journey.

Respect 

Our members support everyone's worth and dignity, regardless of background, abilities or beliefs.  We treat others the way we wish to be treated.  We are considerate of the feelings of others and their rights.  We are attentive with learning from coaches, officials and players while encouraging growth and development of others.

Role Type Role Name
General
Special Events & Casino Coordinator
General Lead Uniform & Equipment Coordinator
General Age Group Uniform Coordinator
General Coaching Development & Evaluations Coordinator
General Social Media Coordinator
General U11 Boys Coordinator
General U11 Girls Coordinator
General U13 Boys Coordinator
General U13 Girls Coordinator
General U15 Boys Coordinator
General U15 Girls Coordinator
General U18 Boys Coordinator
General U18 Girls Coordinator
General Junior Tykes Coordinator
General Senior Tykes Coordinator

What We Do

Our Values

TeamWork

At South Stoney Basketball, teamwork is more than a skill. It is the foundation of everything we do. While talent can help win games, success comes from players working together toward a common goal.

Teams achieve more when every player contributes, supports, and trusts one another. Every athlete has a role to play, whether scoring points, making the extra pass, defending, encouraging teammates from the bench, or leading through effort and attitude.

Leading Beyond the Court

The lessons of sportsmanship extend far beyond basketball. By demonstrating respect, empathy, and responsibility, our athletes develop skills that will help them become positive leaders in their schools, communities, and future endeavors.

At South Stoney Basketball, we take pride in being known not only for how we compete, but for how we conduct ourselves. Sportsmanship and fair play are not simply expectations; they are part of our identity as Bobcats.