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Stillwater Area Sports Association

★★★½ 3.610 reviewsStillwater, OK

Private

Stillwater Area Sports Association (SASA) is a nonprofit that runs league sports for youth and adults in the Stillwater area, including Kball, T-ball, baseball, softball, youth basketball, volleyball and tennis clinics and 7-on-7 football, plus seasonal tournaments. It offers seasonal leagues and clinics rather than a defined summer day camp; no summer camp program is detailed on the pages reviewed.

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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 Stillwater Area Sports Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Elizabeth Azizov

My kids have been involved for years. Miss Carolyn is great and a super great help. Everyone here truly wants your child to learn and have fun. The coaches are all volunteers as well. Usually very flexible on practices too. Fair prices include shirts or jerseys and end of season metals. We love SASA.

Scott Bennett

Carolyn is absolutely awful to deal with. She is rude, says one thing and then does another. Jared is her puppet he is supposed to be the direct contact for incidents, complaints and problems but he never answers his phone. (I sure hope it's not his work phone!:)) Stillwater Parks and Rec should reevaluate who they let run of their organization. Sasa sports are so expensive to play and the kids don't even get an end of the season tournament. The jerseys they provide are old and musty. I just think for $80 a kid you can do better!!!

★★★★★Chris Hargett

Creating more local sports opportunities has been a necessity for Stillwater and the kids for a long time. SASA has improved the overall experience and made the leagues more competitive. Well done!

Amanda Mcchesney

They let there coaches play people that hasn’t payed to play on teams. When everyone else has to pay a lot of money to be on a team with sasa. The coaches play favorite over others. They let coaches put there older kids on a team when they tell other kids that are to old to play on a team how can 1 person that is 13 years old be able to play while no other 13 year old can play. They let people sign up after sign up are over, if there is an end date for sign ups then how can someone else join a team in the middle of a season. What kind of organization are the running.

★★★★★Jody Priddy

We rented gym for a birthday party and it was a great space.

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