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Meridian, ID

City of Meridian's parks and recreation department, offering youth camps (Camp Mer-IDA-Moo for ages 6–11 at Discovery and Siena Elementary; Outdoor Adventure Camp for ages 9–14), recreation classes, youth sports leagues, and reservation services for Settlers Park and 30+ other city parks. Registration via REC1 portal.

Classes & programs

HoopsterTots: Grasshoppers (Parent Bonding, Ages 2-3)
HoopsterTots introduces dribbling, shooting, passing and teamwork with right-sized hoops and balls, building coordination and confidence in a joyful, encouraging class. Parent participation required. Guide states ages 2-3.5.
When: Tuesday, Thursday
Ages 2–3
HoopsterTots: Froggies (Ages 3-5)
The next step up from HoopsterTots Grasshoppers. Dribbling, shooting, passing and teamwork with right-sized hoops and balls in a joyful, encouraging class. Guide states ages 3.5-5.
When: Tuesday, Thursday
Ages 3–5
Skyhawks Basketball (Ages 6-13)
A skill-intensive program for beginning to intermediate players using a progression-based curriculum. Boys and girls learn passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense through instruction and small-sided scrimmages.
When: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Ages 6–13
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Nampa, ID

City of Nampa's parks and recreation department, anchored by the 140,000 sq ft Harward Recreation Center. The Rec Center has five indoor pools (including a 53-foot waterslide and 88-degree recreation pool), an indoor track, and offers year-round American Red Cross swim lessons, WINGS Gymnastics, homeschool PE and swimming, Kids in Action summer day camp, Shooting Stars Youth Basketball League, baseball/softball/t-ball leagues, traveling playground programs, and preschool classes for ages 3–4.

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Shooting Stars Youth Basketball League
Nampa Parks & Recreation's youth basketball league with weekly games and practices at Harward Recreation Center.
When: Contact for schedule
Ages 5–14
Nampa Youth Basketball (Grades K-8)
Nampa Parks & Recreation's recreational youth basketball league, where children register individually and are placed on teams coached by parent volunteers. The fall session runs divisions for Kindergarten/1st (co-ed), 2nd-3rd girls, 4th-5th girls, 6th boys and 7th-8th boys; the winter session flips the gender split. Practices and games are held in Nampa School District and Nampa-based Vallivue School District gyms.
When: Saturday
Ages 5–14
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Caldwell, ID

City of Caldwell's parks and recreation department, offering youth sports leagues (Jr. Yotes Basketball in partnership with College of Idaho: 5 games and 2 practices per week; youth volleyball; flag football), recreation classes, swimming lessons at the Caldwell Pool, two municipal golf courses (Purple Sage 18-hole and Fairview 9-hole), and the Caldwell Event Center. Online registration via REC1.

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Jr. Yotes Basketball League
Junior Yotes is a youth basketball league run by Caldwell Parks and Recreation together with the College of Idaho. Each league season lasts seven weeks and is designed for players of all experience levels, with a focus on fundamentals and teamwork. Boys and girls play in separate leagues, and every player receives a Junior Yotes jersey. Registration is through the city's online recreation catalog.
When: Seasons by grade: grades 3-4 play October 26 to December 12, 2026; grades 5-6 play January 4 to February 20, 2027, ending with a tournament; grades 1-2 play February 22 to April 10, 2027.
Ages 5–14
Basketball Clinic (Grades K-2)
Four-week introductory basketball clinic teaching fundamentals and building court confidence. Each participant receives their own basketball to keep. Designed as preparation for the Junior Yotes 1st & 2nd grade league.
When: Saturday
Ages 5–8
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Star, ID

City of Star's recreation department. Wide-ranging youth programming: art, cooking, dance, exercise, music, paint, sports (baseball, basketball, soccer, martial arts), open play, outdoor, STEM, adventure, jewelry making, ballet, yoga, mindfulness. Ages 0 months - 18+. Park amenities: Riverhouse, Riverwalk Park, Skatepark, Hunter's Creek Sports Complex (soccer, baseball, walking trails).

Classes & programs

Basketball Summer Camps (incl. College of Idaho Skills Camp)
When: Includes 'Basketball Skills Camp with College of Idaho' (8–17) and 'Hoop It Up: Basketball Summer Camp' (4–11). Star Middle/Elementary School. Summer 2026.
Ages 4–17
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Middleton, ID

Independent recreation district serving Middleton (Canyon County) and surrounding rural area. Operates Foote Park (23 acres: largest park, soccer fields, baseball fields, disc golf, splash pad), plus the Greater Middleton community center. Youth basketball, soccer, baseball, and flag football leagues. Field reservations + party rentals.

Classes & programs

Youth Basketball League
Youth basketball league run by Greater Middleton Parks and Recreation District, starting at 1st grade. Fall 2026 divisions are 1st grade coed, 2nd/3rd grade boys and girls, 4th/5th grade boys and girls, 6th/7th grade boys, 6th-8th grade girls and 8th/9th grade boys; the three oldest divisions need at least three teams to run. Coaches choose their practice days, and each division plays on set weeknights.
When: Fall 2026: practices start October 5, games start October 19, and the final week of games is December 1-4. No games or practices on November 11 or November 23-27.
All ages
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Emmett, ID

Independent recreation district serving Emmett (Gem County). Mission: enrich quality of life through community programs. Programs include STEM Club, Page Turners book club (kids), TOPS adult fitness, First Thursday Senior Day. Event center available for rentals. Programming for all ages from young children through adults.

Classes & programs

Youth Basketball League (Spring & Fall)
Youth basketball run by the Gem County Recreation District, played indoors at Shadow Butte Elementary, 3900 W Idaho Blvd in Emmett. Fall 2026 divisions are Little Dribblers (a camp-style parent-and-child group for preschool and kindergarten, held only if gym space allows), coed grades 1-2, boys grades 3-4, girls grades 3-4 and girls grades 5-6. Teams depend on volunteer coaches, so children are waitlisted until enough coaches sign up, and the district invites parents to coach.
When: Fall 2026 season: October 5 to November 22. Registration was open August 4 to 19.
Ages 3–12
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Eagle, ID

City of Eagle's parks and rec department: introductory-to-intermediate youth sports camps for ages 2-13, Eagle Adventure Camp (M-F 9am-4pm) for school-age youth, and youth leagues in soccer, basketball, baseball, and lacrosse.

Classes & programs

Eagle Youth Boys Basketball League
When: Recreational youth boys' basketball league run by the City of Eagle Parks & Recreation, with a community focus. Register online via the Eagle REC1 catalog.
Ages 5–14
Eagle Youth Girls Basketball League (Grades 1-4)
Recreational girls basketball league run by Eagle Parks and Recreation for grades 1-4. First and second grade play 3v3, third and fourth play 5v5. Games are weeknights at Eagle-area schools; practices are once a week on a weeknight. Coaches are volunteer parents.
When: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Ages 6–10
Skyhawks Basketball (Ages 6-8) - Eagle
Skyhawks basketball class for boys and girls ages 6 to 8, aimed at beginning to intermediate players. Using a progression-based curriculum, coaches teach passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense through skill instruction and small-sided scrimmages, with an emphasis on sportsmanship and teamwork. It meets on the Ada Eagle Sports Complex basketball court, with 6 to 24 players.
When: Thursday 4:45 PM – 5:35 PM
Ages 6–8
Skyhawks HoopsterTots Parent Bonding (Ages 2-3.5) - Eagle
Skyhawks HoopsterTots Kangaroos, an indoor basketball class for ages 2 to 3 and a half in which a parent takes part. Children work on dribbling, shooting, passing and teamwork using right-sized hoops and balls. It meets in the Community Hall at Eagle City Hall, with 6 to 14 children, and is followed by the Grasshoppers class for older preschoolers.
When: Monday 4:00 PM – 4:35 PM
Ages 2–3
Skyhawks HoopsterTots Grasshoppers (Ages 3.5-5) - Eagle
Skyhawks HoopsterTots Grasshoppers, the indoor basketball class for ages 3 and a half to 5 that follows the parent-and-child Kangaroos class on the same Mondays. Children work on dribbling, shooting, passing and teamwork using right-sized hoops and balls; parent participation is required only in the younger Kangaroos group. It meets in the Community Hall at Eagle City Hall, with 6 to 14 children.
When: Monday 4:45 PM – 5:30 PM
Ages 3–5
Skyhawks Girls Basketball Skills Clinic (Ages 6-10) - Eagle
Two-hour Skyhawks clinic for girls ages 6 to 10 on shooting, ball handling and defense, held ahead of the youth basketball season. It is open to both rec and club players who want to build and practice their skills before the season starts. Coach Levi Hewitt leads it on the Ada Eagle Sports Complex basketball court.
When: Saturday 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Ages 6–10
Skyhawks October Basketball Camp (Ages 7-13) - Eagle
Two-day Skyhawks basketball camp for boys and girls ages 7 to 13 on the October days West Ada schools are closed, at the Ada Eagle Sports Complex basketball court. Aimed at beginning to intermediate players, it teaches passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense through skill instruction and small-sided scrimmages. Campers bring a water bottle, two snacks and a lunch and wear athletic clothes. Each child receives an award certificate, a Skyhawks t-shirt and a ball.
When: Thursday, Friday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Ages 7–13
Skyhawks Winter Break Basketball Camp (Ages 7-13) - Eagle
Two-day Skyhawks basketball camp for boys and girls ages 7 to 13 in the week between Christmas and New Year, held in the Innovate Academy auditorium (3467 W Flint Dr). Aimed at beginning to intermediate players, it covers passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense through skill instruction and small-sided scrimmages. Campers bring a water bottle, two snacks and a lunch, and each receives an award certificate, a Skyhawks t-shirt and a ball.
When: Monday, Tuesday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Ages 7–13
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Boise, ID

Treasure Valley Family YMCA's downtown Boise branch. Programs include aquatics (swim lessons infant-adult, all levels), youth sports, child care and preschool, before/after-school programs, School's Out Day Camp, and THRIVE adaptive programs for individuals of all abilities.

Classes & programs

YMCA Boys Y-Ball & Y-Ball Elevate Basketball (Grades K–8)
Fall basketball for boys in kindergarten through 8th grade, in two leagues. Y-Ball is the recreational league, with equal playing time for every player; boys in K-4 play here. Y-Ball Elevate is a more competitive league for 5th to 8th graders ready for faster play; its teams are formed from requests, school and location, with no tryouts, and the season ends with a single-elimination tournament. K-3 teams practice once a week and 4th-7th grade teams twice.
When: Fall 2026: practices from the week of Oct 12; games Oct 24, Oct 31, Nov 7, Nov 14, Dec 5 and Dec 12, usually on Saturdays but sometimes Thursday or Friday evenings.
Ages 5–14
YMCA Girls Y-Ball & Y-Ball Elevate Basketball (Grades K–8)
Winter basketball for girls in kindergarten through 8th grade, in two leagues. Y-Ball, the recreational league for K through 7th grade, gives every player equal playing time; girls in K-4 play here. Y-Ball Elevate is a more competitive league for 5th to 8th graders, with no tryouts, 10 regular-season games (two a week, doubleheaders possible) and a possible end-of-season tournament. K-3 teams practice once a week, and older teams twice when gym space allows.
When: Winter 2027: practices from the week of Jan 11; games Jan 23, Jan 30, Feb 6, Feb 20, Feb 27 and Mar 6 (Elevate tournament day).
Ages 5–14
YMCA 3v3 Basketball League (10U–18U)
Summer 3-on-3 basketball league run by the Treasure Valley Family YMCA, with divisions from 10U to 18U. The Y describes it as a fast-paced way to stay active in the off-season, suited to players getting ready for school or travel teams and to kids who want to play summer basketball with friends.
When: Summer competitive 3v3 league, 10U–18U divisions. Treasure Valley Family YMCA association-wide program.
Ages 9–18
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Nampa, ID

Northwest Nazarene University (Christian liberal arts university) hosts multiple youth camps and conferences at its Nampa campus each summer including NBC basketball camps (grades 5-10), UCA cheer camps, the Great Northwest Field Youth Conference, and the ICUA Youth Rally (rural-electric-co-op high schoolers). Campus rentals are also used by external camp operators.

Classes & programs

NNU Youth Basketball Camp
Annual summer youth basketball day camp run by Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa. Skill instruction for grades 1–8 at the Johnson Sports Center.
When: Contact for schedule
Ages 6–14
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Meridian, ID

Meridian-based volleyball + basketball facility marketing itself as 'the Treasure Valley's hub for youth sport development & adult recreation.' Hosts: Idaho One Volleyball Club (competitive club teams), TVAC Basketball League (rec + competitive), youth volleyball rec league, boys volleyball, summer volleyball camps, private lessons, and Idaho Beach Volleyball Club + beach camps. Provides indoor courts + drop-in/league access pattern that fits activity-center bucket alongside classes + clubs.

Classes & programs

TVAC Sports: TVAC Basketball League
Recreational/competitive basketball league at TVAC Sports in Meridian. Multi-tier programming for youth across the Treasure Valley.
When: Contact for schedule
All ages
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Boise, ID

Local franchise of the national i9 Sports youth-league brand, running age-appropriate recreational leagues for kids ages 3 and up: flag football, soccer, baseball, basketball, volleyball, and multi-sport. Leagues meet one day per week with practice scheduled right before the game; no tryouts, drafts, or fundraising. Games are played at host school and park venues across the Boise area (e.g. Trailwind Elementary, Lake Hazel Middle School).

Classes & programs

i9 Sports Basketball League (Ages 3+)
When: One day per week: practice scheduled immediately before each game. Boise-area host venues.
Ages 3–14
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