Overview MADE Hoops runs grassroots basketball circuits where club teams play each other through the spring and summer while MADE's own staff rank the players, name All-Circuit teams and write up prospects class by class. The boys' side is the MADE Hoops Circuit and a second tier, the Challenger Circuit. In April 2026 MADE launched a girls' circuit, MADE For HER, with eight events: every team plays the three live-period stops and picks two of five dead-period events. MADE also runs middle school leagues, camps and tournaments, and a gym in Brooklyn. On site Events carry their own names through the season, among them the Philly Spring Clash, AAU DMV Live, Summer Live and the Summer Live Finale, with regional circuit championships in the Southeast and the West. Games stream through MADE's media partner Baller TV, full 17U games have gone up on YouTube, and players can be looked up in MADE's Player Finder, its class rankings and power rankings. Audience The players are middle and high schoolers chasing college roster spots, and MADE describes its girls' circuit as a national platform for athletes who want to play in college. Three of that circuit's stops fall in NCAA live periods, when college coaches can watch in person. Talent and Influencers Team Takeover National won the 2025 MADE Hoops Circuit 17U title, beating an undefeated East Coast Cyclone 74-58 in coach Chuck Henry's final grassroots season, with guard Colin Byrd named MVP. In 2026 the 17U circuit MVP went to Korey Francis, a 6-foot-3 guard with Team Iverson. MADE's writers also profile prospects between events, such as the class of 2027 guard Eli King out of New York City. Brand presence Partners named on MADE's site include the Army National Guard, Wilson, G-Bolt, Mastery, Nestle Nesquik and Baller TV. In September 2026 Nesquik ran a MADE Hoops merchandise giveaway sweepstakes through MADE's channels. MADE also sells its own apparel and runs the MADE Foundation.