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MidAmerica Sports Center

★★★½ 3.7174 reviewsLouisville, KYAges 8–13

Private

MidAmerica Sports Center is a Louisville basketball facility that hosts youth summer basketball camps, including skills camps for boys and girls in grades 3-8 run by visiting programs such as Breakthrough Basketball and Nike. Camps focus on shooting, ball handling, and playmaking, with sessions capped to maximize repetitions. It sits on Watterson Trail in eastern Louisville.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 8–13
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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 MidAmerica Sports Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Jimmy Rosario

Nice venue to watch a basketball game. We came here to watch my nephew's travel ball league play a game. A little pricey to get in but you gotta do what you gotta do for family.

★★★★Miranda Dennis

Overall not bad venue but parking was not enough for large events and soft pretzel was hard.

★★★★★noqq

Best club for volleyball. My daughter switched from kiva to mava and she has already had an amazing experience, the coaches aren’t in high school like kiva coaches are and here they actually focus on volleyball skills and not unnecessary things. Would say it’s a fair price, you get everything your daughter needs to play volleyball and to get better. the coaches are all amazing and all the parents and players are extremely kind and welcoming. i always see teams having a great time and i always hear amazing things, the facility is also very nice. i’ve seen some reviews about refs, let’s keep in mind that mid america may not choose the refs for each game!

Charles Carrico

Not a mad parent but a concerned parent. All kids of every age deserve the opportunity to learn how the game of basketball should be played but most importantly play in a safe environment. To clarify, I'm talking about the encouraging of adults/coaches to intentionally hurt other players and take no accountabilty. What I don't see is anyone at MA advocating or enforcing safe play nor monitoring for unsafe behavior. Appears that refs are extremely poor in their ability to properly ref or know the game, leading to yeah, bad calls, which is going to happen, but more importantly leading to kids getting hurt. My kid has gone here for a few years now and it worsens every year. Just make the kids a priority, that is why you have a business. Take the time and invest into training and monitoring of actions both on and off the court. Address parent behaviors with positive but stern expectations. Be relentless when it comes to kid safety. Do BETTER MA! Your community demands it.

★★★★Rashid Hunter

This is a great place to enjoy youth sports and family time. The environment is usually great when I have visited. They have plenty of space to accommodate a lot of people. Also they have a concession stand that serves concession food and it's pretty good.

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