Principles First, Inc
Private
Nonprofit youth sports organization in Katy, TX (established 2015) offering AAU basketball, a basketball development academy and league, travel baseball, and private/group training, plus after-school and community programs. Basketball training for ages 7-18 covers shooting, ball handling, and defense for all levels. Led by Kendrick 'KD' Davis with a mission of developing community leaders through sports.
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 Principles First, Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★juwayria sohailGreat Facility, Great Organization and super friendly staff. This place one of the most clean places around Katy TX
★★★★★Elijah JordanGreat program, environment, and facilities. If your aim is for your child to get better and learn the game at a high level, this is the place.
★Jennifer EMoms bully both parents and kids. Absolutely no respect for chronic illness or epilepsy, I’m talking about me mom. They bullied my son and us off the team because they do not care about family medical emergencies. After I was publicly humiliated for having seizures because, they did not have to promise a fundraiser for our struggling family. Instead, rather than have an adult conversation, ALL the parents bullied us at tryouts. The absolute worst experience ever. I do not recommend. My son was devastated. Icing out families is wrong. Icing out a child because of his moms illness? Completely unacceptable. Disgusting childish behavior from what should have been adults. If anyone has a chronic illness in your family, I do not recommend. If you do not want your entire family humiliated? Do not join.
★Doio O.When I put my child on to the girls team one if the big girls on her team put her up in the air and slammed her onto the ground and the coach did nothing about it and just told her to not cry and my daughter was 9 and the other girl looked 12-14. One time I was not the the country so I asked my cousin to bring her they got their a little late but it wasn't even close to half time, they told her their were going to put her in but never put her in. Then I called them and I was furious at them and all their going to tell me is calm down. I DO NOT RECOMMEND (unless you want this to happen to your children)
★DanielHorrible for anything other than training. There's barely any fan seating on the far court and the seating that does exist is basically right on the sideline. The near court has an area next to it where you can stand and watch, but when paying a premium for admission, the only viable option shouldn't be standing room only. This is probably great for practices and minimal usage but should never host a regional basketball championship.