

4th grade to High School Varsity
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We coach with dedication and expect athletes to demonstrate equal levels of passion, commitment, and performance. Our culture emphasizes accountability, teamwork, ownership of responsibilities, and resilience, while recognizing that growth often requires personal sacrifice and active parental involvement.

History
Founded in 2002 as the first Jr. NBA league, we expanded our programs and opportunities through partnerships with local middle and high school programs and college coaches, aligning organized basketball with academics. The league rebranded as Ultra in winter 2025, reflecting our continued growth and commitment to strong AAU tournament experiences.
Now
Ultra is now the DMV’s premier local AAU tournament team.
Led by former college players, ClubUltra requires weekly skills training for all AAU athletes in addition to team workouts. 4th/5th graders and non-AAU players continue developing through the in-house program, with priority for future tryouts. This major/minor league model has helped many in-house players advance to the tournament team.
Objective
Prepare players for middle and high school tryouts.such as Made Hoops, before pursuing participation in the major shoe circuits.

Basketball doesn’t offer instant gratification. You can cut corners, chase easy wins, or join a stacked team just to look like a champion. Coaches do it, players do it, and it might feel like you won the social comparison; other people are envious for a while. But if you still haven’t learned the fundamentals — the footwork, the discipline, the understanding of the game — then all that time was wasted. Winning without growth isn’t winning at all.
Ultra is a platform built to nurture committed players. For those who truly understand and follow progression, growth isn’t instant — it takes time to train, learn, develop, and execute. We focus on understanding court geometry, mastering both defensive and offensive positioning, strategy, and understanding the theory to build habits that lead to a high basketball IQ. Here, improvement comes from real insights and dedication, never shortcuts. In many cases, the habits developed in basketball translate into valuable life lessons that become your adult behavioral qualities.
Marcus Mui

Marcus Mui, Executive Director - Former Quince Orchard HS coach, JR. NBA Executive Director
Adrian Gonsalves, Program Director - Sandy Springs Friends School – Upper School JV head coach
James Quinn - Director of Player Development [ Formerly St. Mary College player]
Daryn Alexander - ClubUltra Coach [ Formerly St. Mary College player ]
Adrian Gonsalves
Jake Layton
Enuma Nnzesi
Eric Froster
kai Liu
Kamau Johnson
Logan Ambrose
Paul Foringer, Montgomery College coach
Vernon "Vito" Buckle , National Christian Academy Headcoach
Bobby Bishop, Quince Orchard HS Varsity coach
Michael Friend, Information Technology
3/29 vs Next Gen Force White
3/29 Vs Gtown
4/11 vs Ballers 6th/7th
Crossover 4/12 vs 4th Qtr Grind - Dominic
Crossover 4/12 vs Blaze United Frederick
4/18 vs East Coast Hoopers
4/18 vs DISA Spartans 2032
Maryland Flames Tournament
4/19 vs Delmar Elite 9th
4/19 vs DISA Spartans 2032
Above Average Tournament
4/2 vs HC United
Above Average Tournament
4/2 vs Gladiators
Maryland Flames Tournament
5/17 vs Nova 94 12U
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