Faraji Abram Sr.
Owner & Program Director
San Francisco native, former college player, longtime Rebels coach, and former Thurgood Marshall High School head varsity coach and athletic director.
CommunitySan Francisco
SF Rebels
February–July season; leadership and academic emphasis
Youth–high schoolBoys + GirlsCompetitive
Costs
Scholarships available
Practices
Confirm by team
Games
Tournament weekends
Travel
Regional
Reviews
Not yet rated
What it is
Program overview
A San Francisco 501(c)(3) that uses basketball as a platform for leadership, academic growth and community service. Its February–July travel season generally includes one to three local tournaments per month plus selected trips to Sacramento, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, while scholarship support is offered subject to available funding.
Season
The published 2026–27 season runs February–July, with December tryouts and preseason family communication.
Who it serves
Youth and high-school players selected through tryouts. Scholarships are available through an application process, subject to funding.
Who runs the gym
Coaches + leadership
Coach assignments can change by team and season. Confirm the coach attached to the specific roster offer.
Published schedule signals
Events + tournament trail
Events link to a public organizer, program or Exposure page. Circuit participation can be team-specific; confirm the exact roster schedule before accepting an offer.
The real commitment
Cost breakdown
Current dues are not published in the source reviewed. Scholarship requests are available but limited.
Published cost
Scholarships available
Starting estimate
$900+
Still verify
Uniforms · travel · admission
Practices + games
Weekly rhythm
Practice load
Confirm by team
Game load
Tournament weekends
Club basketball is usually tournament-based: game load may be zero on an off week and several games across a tournament weekend.
Where you will go
Facilities
- San Francisco
What the schedule signals
Competition + pathway
Local and national tournament participation
February–July season; leadership and academic emphasis