MLK Youth Basketball Clinic Scheduled in Huntsville

News Summary

The City of Huntsville Parks & Recreation Department is excited to announce the third annual MLK Youth Basketball Clinic on February 23, 2025. This clinic is designed for young athletes aged 8 to 13, focusing on skill enhancement, teamwork, and valuable life lessons. Hosted at the Optimist Recreation Center, the event will offer personalized coaching and encourages participants to bring canned food donations for the Food Bank of North Alabama. Register early, as spots are limited to 75 participants for this engaging community event that combines sportsmanship with a spirit of giving.

Exciting Youth Basketball Clinic Coming to Huntsville!

Hey, sports enthusiasts in Huntsville! Mark your calendars because there’s an exciting event happening soon that every young basketball fan won’t want to miss! The City of Huntsville Parks & Recreation Department is thrilled to announce the third annual MLK Youth Basketball Clinic taking place on February 23, 2025. This event is designed to inspire and develop young athletes while fostering a spirit of community. It will be a fantastic afternoon filled with basketball, teamwork, and valuable life lessons!

What to Expect

This year’s clinic is tailor-made for boys and girls aged 8 to 13. Whether your young athlete is just starting out or is already showing some skills on the court, this clinic welcomes participants of all experience levels. The expertly selected coaches are all about enhancing skills, building teamwork, and promoting good sportsmanship. Each session is packed with opportunities for every child to learn, grow, and have fun!

Join Us for a Special Afternoon

The clinic will be hosted at the Optimist Recreation Center, conveniently located at 703 Oakwood Avenue. It runs from 1 PM to 4 PM, so there’s plenty of time to dive deep into the wonderful world of basketball. With registration capped at the first 75 participants, you’ll want to secure a spot early to take advantage of personalized coaching and attention!

Give Back While You Play

canned food donation to support the Food Bank of North Alabama. It’s a lovely way to give back while also having a great time learning the ins and outs of basketball. By participating in the clinic, young athletes not only hone their skills but also contribute to making a difference in their community.

How to Register

Parents and guardians can easily register their children online to secure a spot at this in-demand clinic. The friendly folks at the Parks & Recreation Department are eager to make this process as seamless as possible. Once your child is registered, get ready for an incredible day filled with one-on-one coaching, team-building exercises, and engaging discussions on the importance of fair play. What better way to learn valuable life skills while enjoying the game?

A Focus on Skills and Values

This MLK Youth Basketball Clinic is more than just an event; it’s a celebration of youth, skills, community, and service! Don’t let your young athlete miss this amazing opportunity to learn from great coaches, make new friends, and be part of something bigger. Sign up today and get ready for a fun-filled afternoon that just might spark a lifelong passion for the game!

Let’s Make Memories Together!

Hope to see all you budding basketball stars at the clinic! Bring your energy, enthusiasm, and that winning spirit. Together, let’s shoot for success, teamwork, and a great time. Remember, whether you’re making a basket or lending a hand to those in need, every act counts. See you on the court!

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