Can Sports Center expand basketball programming for Markham players
Sep 17, 2026
Markham, Ontario Sep 16, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Can Sports Center has expanded its basketball programming at 1443 Denison Street in Markham, adding structured training options alongside its existing court rental system, which operates 24 hours a day.
The facility offers two full courts and four half courts. Peak hours run from 3 p.m. to 5 a.m., seven days a week, with half-court rental priced at $80 an hour and full-court rental at $130 an hour. A shooting machine is also available to book at the front desk.
New and existing programs now include drop-in sessions, pick-up runs, adult training for players aged 16 and older, small-group coaching, and private skills training focused on court work alone. Elite 1-on-1 Athlete Development combines individual skills coaching with gym-based strength training, providing players with a structured path beyond open-court time.
"Players are asking for structure, not just open gym time, and that shift is what this expansion addresses directly," said Patrick Jabbaz, co-founder of Can Sports Center. "Basketball camps, clinics, and the recreational men's league round out the programming for players at every stage."
The facility also runs a men's recreational league through Can Sports Center, as well as basketball camps and clinics for younger players. Court access remains available around the clock, a structure the facility has maintained since opening.
About
Can Sports Center is an indoor sports and fitness facility located at 1443 Denison Street, Markham, Ontario, founded by Patrick Jabbaz and Michelle Chen. The facility offers basketball, badminton, and pickleball courts, a fitness gym, and group training programs, with 24-hour access for players and members across the Greater Toronto Area.
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1443 Denison St
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