The Program

A complete environment.

Rose Academy is a preparatory basketball academy serving student-athletes who intend to pursue collegiate basketball at the NCAA Division I level. The program pairs daily practice with a full Ontario secondary curriculum and a managed residential environment.

Athletes train under a Division I coaching staff, compete on a forty-game schedule against the leading prep programs in North America, and complete academic coursework through a Ministry-approved partner school in Markham, Ontario.

A day at Rose

Two-practice training structure paired with academic coursework.

Morning
7:00
Wake
7:30
Breakfast
8:00
Team practice
10:10
Mid-morning snack
11:00
Class I
12:00
Class II
1:00
Lunch
2:00
Class III
Afternoon · Evening
3:05
Mid-afternoon snack
3:15
Strength & conditioning
4:15
Team practice
7:00
Dinner
7:30
Study hall
9:00
Shooting & conditioning
10:30
Lights out

Academics

Great Lyn International Academy — Markham, Ontario

Students complete the full Ontario curriculum through Great Lyn International Academy, a Ministry-inspected, credit-granting secondary school led by Principal Ana Visoiu — taught by OCT-certified teachers, with the English-language foundations required for post-secondary success.

Great Lyn International Academy campus — Markham, Ontario
GLIA Campus · Markham, Ontario
Ontario Curriculum
Full provincial credit program
OCT-Certified Faculty
Ministry-approved instruction
English Language
Foundations for post-secondary
Markham Campus
Dedicated academic facility

Residence

Student-athletes are supported by a structured living arrangement with full-time supervision — built around daily routine, academic study, and recovery.

Furnished accommodations
Managed for student-athletes
Catered meals
Prepared, seven days a week
Housekeeping
Cleaning, laundry, and linen
On-site supervision
Full-time live-in director

Why Toronto

Canada is the second-largest source of NBA talent globally, and over four hundred Canadian players sign with NCAA programs each year — the majority from the Greater Toronto Area.

NBA city
Home of the Toronto Raptors and a major development hub.
Two international airports
Direct flights across the United States for the season schedule.
Cross-border access
A forty-minute drive to New York State.
99% visa approval
Student visa success rate for international athletes.
Recruitment access
NCAA and NBA scouts actively recruit in the market.

The full program, in one PDF.

The 2026/27 admissions brochure — program, schedule, academics, residence, and enrollment.