Apex Event Center
Private
Large (60,000 sq ft, 8 courts) indoor sports arena in west Lubbock used for basketball and volleyball tournaments and practices. It hosts youth summer basketball camps run by outside organizations, including a Breakthrough Basketball camp for boys and girls in grades 7-12 focused on shooting, ball handling and finishing.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Apex Event Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThis facility has a lot of events here, but cant good air conditioning to work or it just doesn't have one. Extremely hot, Needs to have a better a/c installed. Parking lot needs alot of work.
Like all of the other places like this, you pay at the door for the subpar. Volleyball tournament and they have all the basketball nets up. I saw a player going in with a box of donuts for her team, and was stopped by the guard asking “you didn’t read the sign we had out there?” Good job, maam, you stopped that little kid from bringing in the donuts for her team, while letting countless people bring food in through their bags anyway. The road leading in and the parking lot itself is shattered earth, RIP to your tires. Nevermind the bathrooms haven’t been touched with any actual effort since Covid, there’s not a water fountain in sight. I can’t fathom how that’s a thing at a sports arena, but here we are.
This place has gone DOWNHILL! Men’s room was filthy all day. Wadded up, wet toilet paper all over the place stayed on walls and floors. We were first game of the day and last game of the day it was there from start to finish. Playing Floors needed to be swept. Spend lots of money playing in volleyball tournaments to play on terrible courts. About 6 people working the concession but I don’t think anyone cleaned anything all day.
For all the money that goes into events, tournaments, and player fees at Apex, you'd expect a much better experience—especially when it comes to basic necessities like air conditioning. It's unacceptable for athletes, especially kids, to have to play in a building with no A/C during the summer. These are long, competitive days, and player safety and comfort should be a priority. With all the revenue coming in, it’s hard to understand why the facility isn’t in better shape. Apex has the potential to be great, but right now, it’s falling short. We invest time, travel, and money into these events—do better for the athletes and the families supporting them.
This was our first time here, it was for a basketball tournament. We had a great experience, plenty of parking.





