Duval Elite Spring / Summer 2026 Payment Options
Payment in Full – One-Time Payment
1,500$+$50 Credit Card Processing FeePay the complete player fee in one secure transaction. Covers all practices, tournaments, uniforms, and team gear for the season.Valid for 12 monthsPartial Payment – 1 of 3 Installments
500$+$16.80 Credit Card Processing FeeThe first of three monthly payments securing your athlete’s spot with Duval Elite. This installment contributes to all season expenses, including practices, tournaments, and player gear.Valid for 12 months
Duval Elite is proud to partner with the Duval Youth Empowerment Foundation to expand access to competitive basketball for girls in our community. Through this collaboration, talented athletes with financial need can receive scholarship support that covers essential participation costs, ensuring passion and potential are never limited by affordability. Together, we are building opportunity, confidence, and a stronger future for female athletes in Duval and beyond.
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Duval Youth Empowerment Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to expanding access and opportunity for young female athletes in travel basketball who otherwise lack the financial means to participate. The Foundation is committed to bridging economic barriers, developing leadership, and promoting sportsmanship and teamwork through competitive youth basketball.
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The Scholarship Program provides financial assistance covering registration fees, travel costs, uniforms, training camps, and/or equipment for girls selected to compete at the travel circuit level. Recipients are girls who demonstrate both basketball potential and financial need—ensuring that talent, dedication and passion are not sidelined due to cost. Visit https://www.duvalyouthempowermentfoundation .org/ to learn more or make a donation.
FACT
Youth from lower-income homes participate in organized sports at up to half the rate of those from higher-income homes.
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Because girls from low SES backgrounds have fewer opportunities in sports, scholarships or reduced-cost access (especially for competitive travel or AAU-type teams) help level the playing field and remove an economic barrier.
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Organized sports are not just physical activity; they provide access to coaching, exposure, team dynamics, mentorship, travel experiences, and college recruitment pipelines—that many low-income girls miss out on.
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Increasing access and participation among low-income girls can have long-term benefits: improved academic outcomes, leadership development, healthier lifestyle, and greater social capital.