Dana Barros Basketball Club, founded by former NBA player Dana Barros, runs week-long summer basketball camps at its Stoughton facility at 1776 Washington Street. JR Camps introduce basketball fundamentals to co-ed campers ages 5-7 and run Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., from late June through August; the 3rd-9th grade camp adds game play and runs Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., from late July through August. Weeks are sold individually and registration is per session; the club also runs clinics, leagues and AAU teams year-round.
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★Nelius WKWe had a very sad racist experience by one of the coaches for an entire season. Not sure if we are going back. 😒😒😒 Please talk to your kids. Make sure they are being treated fairly here.
★★★★★Jonathan VenturiniBest Facility in the Business, All the courts are top quality . Wish we had more places just like this for the youth to play at. Building one in New Hampshire!
★★★★★Kevin CostaCourts are well maintained and polished and buffed. The signature sounds of squeaking sneakers as the kids play. Food court was good and plenty of parking.
★★★★★G TNice courts, food options could improve some good refs and some really really blind ones... parking was ok. ZG State Championships
★★★★★Doron BrachaThis is a great basketball center, the building is newer and in very good condition, well organizedand equipped. Free, large parking lot outside, clean interiors, God concession and vending machines, comfortable seating on the bleachers. Families can attend as spectators without worrying about having to pay admission, like in some other places The only two things to improve are the noise level: install lots of acoustical panels on the upper walls and ceilings, and lower the volume of the buzzer, it's nasty and too loud. Overall- two thumbs up !