A place to belong, on and off the court. Explore After Hours Hoops
Beyond the scoreboard

About Legacy North.

We use basketball, mentorship and community relationships to help young people build skills, confidence and belonging.

Legacy North Docu Series · Trailer · 1:54

This Is My Legacy.

Nine communities. Nine days. A glimpse into the people, connection and belief behind the My Legacy Tour.

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Founder Ben Eby during a coaching session
Our founding story

Why We
Show Up.

From a difficult high-school experience to college basketball and a career in youth development, Ben Eby’s journey shapes why Legacy North puts belonging and the person behind the player first.

Community in practice

A Saturday Night.
A Place to Belong.

After Hours Hoops brings basketball and connection together at the Splatsin Community Centre, through a partnership rooted in community.

7–12

School grades

FREE

To attend After Hours Hoops

Your next step matters

Your Connection Could
Open a Door.

Know a community, organization or person who shares this purpose? Start a conversation with us.

More of the Story.

Community Is Part of the Program.

Why relationships and local context belong at the beginning of the conversation.

Read the story

Make Room for Her Game.

A place to learn, compete and grow into leadership.

Read the story

Built Close to Home.

Six sessions can give a young person a place to start.

Read the story

Athlete spotlight

Small Towns.
Next Chapters.

Celebrate the athletes doing the work, the people beside them and the opportunities ahead.

Kage Williams handling a basketball in his Your Legacy Lives Forever shirt

Enderby, British Columbia

Kage Williams

Kage Williams in his South Puget Sound Clippers number 14 jersey

South Puget Sound Community College

Kage came through Legacy North and is now at South Puget Sound Community College. His next chapter carries a special connection: it is the same junior college where founder Ben Eby played.

From Enderby to a new college community, this is a milestone worth celebrating.

See Kage’s official college profile

Baron Schultz holding a basketball in his Your Legacy Lives Forever shirt

Revelstoke, British Columbia

Baron Schultz

Okanagan College

Baron came through Legacy North and has taken his next step at Okanagan College, where he is listed on the Coyotes men’s basketball roster.

A new chapter for an athlete from Revelstoke, and a story that can help younger players see what is possible.

See the official Coyotes roster

Every athlete’s path is their own. We’re proud to be part of these journeys alongside their families, coaches and communities.

In the news

Community Stories.
Shared Further.

Coverage and community updates about the work, with links to the original publishers.

Independent coverage · April 11, 2025

RiverTalk: After Hours Hoops Begins

Enderby RiverTalk reported on the program’s opening night, the youth who attended and the partnership behind a welcoming Saturday-night space.

Read the RiverTalk issue

Partner update · April 19, 2025

Splatsin Shares After Hours Hoops

Splatsin’s community update introduced the free basketball nights and the partnership with Legacy North Academy and Splatsin Recreation.

Read the Splatsin update