Work with Wilford presents the Summer Show Me 3v3 League.
Registration is $75 and includes a jersey. The season runs for 7 weeks starting June 3rd, with 11 games guaranteed plus a single elimination tournament. All games will be on Wednesdays starting at 6:00, held at Kentucky Sports Factory.
Kentucky Sports Factory
839 Midtown Blvd.
Madisonville, KY 42431
Grind Session and Work with Wilford present the Muhlenberg Confidence 3v3 League.
The league begins July 13th and 16th and runs for 6 weeks. Players are guaranteed 11 games plus a single elimination playoff game. It is open to boys and girls in 1st through 10th grade. The cost to register is $65. Register now.
Jr. Grind presents the Summer Show Me League, where you compete, develop, and be seen.
We already have 400+ registrations across Western Kentucky, and the league is running in three cities: Bowling Green, Owensboro, and Madisonville. Three cities, one league, endless opportunities.
Here's what you get when you participate: competitive matchups with weekly games and top tier competition, player development focused on skills, confidence, and exposure, and college coach exposure with coaches in attendance at games. This league is about building the future.
One game, One kid, One city
The league is open to all boys and girls in 1st through 10th grade.
This is more than a league. This is a movement.
Corey Wilford, a native of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, is a former collegiate basketball player at Southeast Missouri State University and the founder of Work With Wilford Basketball. What started as a grassroots effort has grown into a network of youth basketball leagues across Western Kentucky.
Now, as the new leader with Junior Grind Session, Corey is focused on expanding the platform globally—creating opportunities for young athletes to compete, develop, and build lifelong relationships through the game of basketball.
Jr Grind Session presents the Confidence 3v3 Youth League, coming soon to Phoenix, Arizona.
This league is where teamwork is built, confidence is grown, and champions are made. It is more than a game.
Grind Session has officially announced updated eligibility standards beginning with the 2026–27 season to better protect opportunities for true high school student-athletes. These changes reflect the evolving landscape of basketball and Grind Session’s continued commitment to protecting and creating opportunities for elite high school athletes.
