Broken Arrow Soccer Club (BASC), the largest soccer club in eastern Oklahoma, runs a half-day summer soccer camp featuring technical training circuits, skill games and small-sided matches, with instruction from University of Tulsa coaches and players. Campers receive a shirt and coaching from a nationally licensed coach. The club serves players from about age 3 through 18.
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 Broken Arrow Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★Ashley PearsonRefs should not change calls because a coach is complaining. Especially when it is the home team that is complaining. Really swayed the course of the game and gave favoritism to the home team.
★★★★★Warren SloatThe Tornado Alley Spring Classic ROCKS! 🌪️⚽️🤩 I love it when these tournaments come to Indian Springs… ❤️⚽️ …I’m sure the city does as well with the income generated by participants from not only Oklahoma but neighboring states as well! It’s always soooo enjoyable watching loving families at play and the fields look amazing… 🤩 I see vendors everywhere with a lot of children and parents purchasing everything from shirts to pizza and running laughing out loud… 😍
★Amy CarrierI asked 2 different Broken Arrow photographers to meet our team on a particular field to get a photo. I had 8 plus people ready to order. We’ve got a picture every year. We even agreed to meet 15 min earlier due to the sun setting. My team was there, 1 hour before game and no one showed up. Very disappointed. We had 15 on team that would have probably ordered. Lots of $ lost.
★★★★★James GilbertI come here every weekend and practice every week and the fields are the best you’ll find anywhere close to ba. The club is amazing and cheap and the coaches are great.
★★★★★Diana DacyBASC is a great club environment that genuinely works to develop the children within the group as well as other organizations. It is incredibly family friendly and a great opportunity for players from their kickstart program (3-4 year olds), through to the High School age group. They continue to make impressive improvements to their facility, including lighting for evening games, irrigation and sprinkler systems, and a new referee facility onsite. The complex itself is in fantastic shape. Our team jokes that we are a bit spoiled with this facility vs others that we visit because it is so well maintained and the staff clearly works hard to do so. The people within the organization clearly dedicate so much of themselves to the programs, as it is in everything they do for the teams, their parents, and the community. As a parent of a current player, and a former player myself, I have been proud to be a part of BASC.