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Arkansas Athletes Outreach

★★★★ 4.3146 reviewsFayetteville, ARAges 6–12

Private

Arkansas Athletes Outreach (AAO) is a Northwest Arkansas youth sports organization whose Fayetteville facility (P. Whitaker Sports Center) runs summer basketball skills camps for boys and girls in grades 1–6. Coaches lead skill stations for dribbling, shooting, finishing and defense, followed by live gameplay, with camps offered over summer and other school breaks. It also operates a Rogers location.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 6–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Early Bird Discount
Before you register

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 Arkansas Athletes Outreach directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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Lacey Scroggins

Ref's are horrible for the grid iron football league. Especially these three pictured below. Also Steve Conley probably shouldn't be allowed to be on a walkie talkie with the ref's during Hawks games considering he founded the Hawks, doesn't give a very good look. And to top it off the game schedule has changed more times than I can count. For the amount of money I paid for my child to be in this league I expected a better outcome.

Harp Boys Racing

Place is a complete joke. Parking is horrible, referring is not much better than a good game of street ball. $15 a person to watch a half ass ref’d game is Atrocious, bleachers are super small and not enough room for people to sit. Place is about themselves and all about money, and that’s it

Courtney Wallace

Played in tournament for 2/3rd grade the opposing team had 6/7th graders allowed to play. Facility is incredibly small you are sitting on the side line with little room for players to fit or play .

★★★★★KA

This was our first visit here for an AAU tournament. It’s a very busy place but very clean. The women working the entrance table were very welcoming. The staff at the concession were friendly and seemed to work well together. The bathrooms were clean & it seemed to be an organized place. Some scheduled games were running late but that’s to be expected at a tournament.

My Ipad

I grew up playing basketball at this location. The referees are great guys been the same ones for over 7 years. However, management is quite rude and poorly handles conflicts. Parents are treated poorly. Ive seen dogs kicked out (service dogs and ones in training). If the owners could get better management the experience would be much more enjoyable. I hate this because the court and environment of the other families is very enjoyable. I have grown up playing here and have even coached a team that played at this very location.

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