CYO basketball is the Catholic parish league system that runs in nearly every US diocese during the winter season. Each parish fields one or more youth teams, and each diocese coordinates the regional schedule and championship. Pro Shops handles both the parish-level storefront (one parish, multiple teams) and the diocese-level storefront (multiple parishes feeding into one regional shop) without any minimum order.
A single-parish storefront keeps the parish identity front and center: parish name, patron saint, parish colors. A diocese-wide storefront aggregates merchandise across parishes for the regional bracket, the all-star game, and championship weekend. Both work as separate Pro Shops vendor accounts. Some dioceses run both: a parish storefront for the season jersey, a diocese storefront for the championship and all-star.
Most parish CYO programs run on a thin volunteer budget. Apparel revenue from a Pro Shops storefront covers: registration fee waivers for families that need help, gym-time payments to a school or facility that hosts practice, referee fees for the regional bracket, and equipment refreshes (basketballs, pinnies, scorebook supplies). A 60-player parish program averages $700 to $1,200 in apparel margin per season.
Free storefront for your CYO parish or diocese basketball league. Each family checks out themselves. Parish keeps a margin. No minimum, no inventory.
Start FreeYes. The parish provides the approved patron-saint mark and the parish name. Pro Shops prints it on every SKU exactly as uploaded.
Both work. The cleaner model is one storefront per parish for the season jersey (so each parish controls its identity), plus one diocese-wide storefront for the regional all-star and championship. Pro Shops does not limit how many storefronts a diocese can run.
The parish names the CYO program as the storefront account holder, and payouts route to the program account. No commingling with the parish offertory or general funds.
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