Broken Arrow Youth Basketball Assoc.

09/01/2026

Quick hits....

Registration starts: 9/1 and end dates 10/16 early bird 9/1-9/15 $205 ... 9/16-10/16 reg price $220 (while space is available)
Uniform sizing 10/3 9am-3pm 10/7 5pm-8pm
Combine 10/18 time TBA
Draft 10/21 you will hear from coaches after this date.
Practice starts 11/2
Games start weekend of 12/4

09/01/2026

Registration for the rec season is officially open. Please use the appropriate link to register your rec child.

boys https://www.sportabase.com/Registration/Register/4989

girls: https://www.sportabase.com/Registration/Register/4990

08/25/2026

Who's ready for basketball season??? I know we are!!! Sign-ups start Sept 1. The link to sign up will be posted that day.

08/18/2026

Here's some basketball updates...

🏀 INBC BASKETBALL UPDATES! 🏀

We’re excited to announce some new opportunities for the upcoming INBC basketball season!

⭐️ NOW OFFERING 2ND GRADE SELECT for both girls and boys!

🏆 TOURNAMENT DIVISION available for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade boys!

More opportunities. More competition. More basketball. 🔥🏀

For additional information or questions, please reach out to your local club director.

Stay tuned for more information on the upcoming season!

07/17/2026

INBC has a 20% off shopping coupon for next weekend. It's never too early to grab up them basketball shoes or 🏀. Looking forward to this season.

We’re excited to share that our partner, Dick’s Sporting Goods, will be hosting an exclusive 20% off discount shop event for Indian Nation Youth Sports families!

Event Dates:
🗓️ Friday, July 24 – Monday, July 27
📍 Locations: Dick’s Sporting Goods at Tulsa, Broken Arrow, and House of Sport

Enjoy 20% off most items throughout the store. If something isn’t available in-store, a team member can help you place an order on-site — you’ll still receive the 20% discount, free shipping, and delivery within 3–6 business days on qualifying team sports items.

In-Store Coupon Link:

https://cmm.dickssportinggoods.com/crmcdn/getoffer.aspx?offer_entity_code=O241FSZJ&token=NfmEfvBRBzt1JN9JiKppNwX5HF9TbWBmAfAQ1UJBez5QNzTWiFfbMwInBPDIOHU8f5I1E2Z-G3oI4PJkG1m1g2

03/27/2026

Future Tigers, join in on the girls basketball camp hosted by varsity Coach Coffey. Please reach out to coach for information

Ready to own the court? 🏀🐯

Registration is OFFICIALLY OPEN for the Shane Coffey Champions Girls Basketball Camp! Get ready for three days of high-energy training, fundamentals, and team competition at the Fieldhouse.

🗓 June 9 – June 11, 2026
📍 Tiger Fieldhouse

THE LINEUP:
⛹️‍♀️ 9 A.M. - 12 P.M.: Incoming 2nd–5th Graders
⛹️‍♀️ 1 P.M. - 4 P.M.: Incoming 6th–8th Graders

Scan the QR code to grab your spot today!

Questions? Email Coach Coffey at [email protected].

Let’s continue to 🐅

03/09/2026

Awesome job 3rd grade BA White on winning post season

03/09/2026

Great job to our 4th grade girls they played each other in the post season tournament.

03/02/2026

We had a few teams win some championship rings yesterday. Playoff wins: 3GR BA Pink, 4BR BA Black, 6GR BA Purple, 9/10 BR BA Pink, 11/12BR BA Black, PST wins:7BS BA Platinum, 9/10BR BA Chrome. If your teams picture isn't posted please share it with me and I'll add it in. Great job to all players and coaches and good luck to those still playing.

02/19/2026

It’s easy to yell when a call doesn’t go our way.

We expect the whistle to be perfect.
The strike zone to be exact.
The refs to see everything from every angle.

But sometimes I think we forget the ones wearing stripes and all our expectations…are human.

Just like we don’t expect our kids to make every layup or finish the season without a single strikeout, we shouldn’t expect perfection from officials either.

Don be fooled—they strive for it.

They study rulebooks after school or work.
They watch film.
They practice signals in bathroom mirrors.
They text each other questions and offer feedback.
They have Facebook groups where they analyze everything.
They build their own sort of team as they log miles and games and memories.

None of it is for attention, or because they have some superiority complex.

They do it because once upon a time, they fell in love with a game too.

This is how they give back.

So the next time you’re sitting in the bleachers or pacing the sidelines, try a little gratitude in place of grumbling.

Sports don’t happen without them.
Neither does character.

And it just never hurts to be kind.🤎

-Her View From Home