She Is
the Future.
A place to build her game, find her voice and belong—on and off the court.
Her Game.
Her Voice.
Her Future.
She Is the Future combines basketball development with confidence, connection and leadership. Girls have room to try, make mistakes, ask questions and discover what they can contribute.
The first six-week program, led by Brianna Falk in Armstrong in 2025, brought basketball skills and mindset work together for girls in Grades 5–10. That foundation guides the next community opportunities.
Each community opportunity is shaped around its athletes, coaching team and local partners. Contact us to explore the right fit.
Meet Brianna, Head Coach of Girls’ Programs
Grow Her Game
Practice basketball fundamentals, learn through activity and build confidence with the ball.
Value the Whole Person
Make room for questions, effort and setbacks. An athlete’s worth goes beyond her performance.
Find Her Voice
Encourage teammates, take on leadership moments and build trust with the people around her.
Growing With
Our Communities.
Ask about local opportunities, support a program or help bring She Is the Future to a new community.
A New Chapter for Her Game
She Is the Future is coming to Surrey. A place for girls to develop basketball skills, build confidence and find connection.
Dates, venue and registration details will be shared when confirmed. Start a conversation with our team to learn more.
Ask About SurreyHelp Create the Next Opportunity
A school, local organization, community partner or parent can start the conversation. You do not need to have every detail worked out.
Tell us about the girls you hope to reach, your community and any local connections. We will explore a suitable format together.
Bring She Is the Future to Your CommunityHelp Make
Room for Her.
Support can help cover gym access, coaching, equipment, apparel and program delivery. A local introduction or an in-kind contribution can also move a community opportunity forward.
Leadership. Belonging.
Basketball is the starting point. The girl she is becoming matters just as much.