Glory League has been designed to take amateur basketball to a whole new level. By making professional quality full-game video, personal highlight reels, stats and more available to and shareable by its users; players, coaches, referees and supporters alike, can now relive on-court memories and moments beyond the hardwood.

 

We can’t wait for your league to start enjoying the many benefits Glory League brings with it. All that we ask of you, as users, is that you play fair both on the court and (virtually) on our platform; keeping the game fun, for everyone.

Before using Glory League for the first time, we ask that all users become familiar with our simple good behaviour guide (below) and adhere to both this guide as well as your club’s own code of conduct and/or behaviour guide in all interactions.

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Keep It Fun

At the end of the day, we’re all in the game to have fun.

By applying the five simple Glory League guidelines, below, in addition to those set out by your club, everyone involved in and/or supporting your game is going to have a good time.

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Glory League's "Keep It Fun" Guidelines

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• Think before you type
  If you wouldn’t say it to their face, don’t type it. Nobody likes a bully
   

• Be careful with humour and sarcasm
  What might be funny to some, could be hurtful or degrading to others
   

• Avoid offensive language
  On or off the court, it’s just not cool
   

• Be constructive, not cruel
  Constructive criticism helps us improve and grow. Abuse of any kind makes us shrink
   

• Laws are laws
  Illegal online acts will not go unpunished

 

Maitland Basketball is currently reviewing competition by-laws, policies and procedures with reference to Glory League and Courtside, however the offering above is a good guide provided by Glory League.

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