The Sporting Chance Center in Tucson is a 40,000-square-foot air-conditioned hub for youth basketball and volleyball in Southern Arizona, hosting tournaments, leagues, camps, clinics and open play with configurable courts.
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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 Sporting Chance Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThe old man that runs this facility has HORRIBLE people skills, he’s incredibly mean and aggressive and it’s so uncalled for! Parents can’t stand him, if he enforced the rules with a more respectful approach he’d be received better by all. He’s just flat out mean, he should retire. Someone with his attitude shouldn’t be dealing with the public. Also, parking is awful…not enough spaces for the venue. And seating is limited for guests. Overall the place needs to revamped!
I did feel quite disappointed with the food policy in the facility. They do not allow any outside food, and the staff were very strict regarding this to the extent that it felt so uncalled for and uncomfortable. The worst feeling is that there are very limited options available to take care of people with dietary restrictions. Those allergic to foods, on specific diets for medical reasons, or under certain dietary restrictions are left, more often than not, with little or no realistic choices. In lieu of accommodating, it seemed like a harassment policy against such people rather than strictly policy enforcement. I understand the need for rules, but if you are going to ban outside food completely, there should at least be reasonable and inclusive alternatives on site. Right now, it feels more like a controlling policy than one that's considerate, especially for those who aren't in the privileged position of being able to eat whatever's available.
If I could give zero stars I would. We played here at the Cactus Tournament. It is unbelievably crowded and congested. Nowhere to sit if you are a spectator. I had to leave and go to Bashas to use the restroom because the line was so long (5 stalls for women). It is noisy and no protective nets for spectators so you are constantly on edge for fear of getting hit. They are packing the place with way too many teams at once. Just a terrible experience.
They put on a pretty good tournament for the boys! We sat in the stands for 6 hours. Thanks Sporting Chance. Two years in a row it's been a lot of fun. Turn down that timer buzzer 🙉
A great place for kids to play basketball and other sports. We go on a regular basis to watch our granddaughters play basketball. They have bleacher seating to watch the games. However, there is not enough seating in the.middle for teams to sit while waiting for their next game. It is a little pricer per person to get in at $10 a person. But they may need to charge that to help cover costs. They have a nice snack bar with water and sports drinks and some food.







