Downtown San Jose Youth Basketball Clinics | South Bay Sports Camps

Youth Basketball Clinics near Downtown San Jose

Weekend basketball clinics for Downtown San Jose families with kids ages 3–12 — Coed and All-Girls programs at a gym close to home.

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Your Home Gym

Willow Glen High School (Small Gym)

Address
2001 Cottle Ave, San Jose, CA 95125
Drive time
About 10 minutes via CA-87 or Bird Ave
Also serving
Downtown, Japantown, and SoFA District neighborhoods

Programs for Every Age

Every program runs 6 weekend sessions with experienced NCSTV coaches.

Coed Clinics

3–5 Years Old Parent/Child Basketball Clinics (Coed)
Age range
Ages 3–5
Day
Saturday
Time
10:25am–11am
Dates
9/19 – 10/24/26
$199 Registration Open Register Now
5–7 Years Old Basketball Clinics (Coed)
Age range
Ages 5–7
Day
Saturday
Time
9am–10am
Dates
9/19 – 10/24/26
$199 Registration Open Register Now
8–12 Years Old Basketball Clinics
Age range
Ages 8–12
Day
Saturday
Time
8:00am–9:00am
Dates
9/19 – 10/24/26
$199 Registration Open Register Now

All-Girls Clinics

7–12 Years Old All Girls Basketball Clinics
Age range
Ages 7–12
Day
Saturday
Time
10am–11am
Dates
9/19 – 10/24/26
$199 Registration Open Register Now

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do Downtown San Jose families attend clinics?

Sessions for Downtown San Jose families run at Willow Glen High School (Small Gym) (2001 Cottle Ave, San Jose, CA 95125). About 10 minutes via CA-87 or Bird Ave — most families are in the gym parking lot faster than a trip to the grocery store.

What ages can join from Downtown San Jose?

Current sessions serving Downtown San Jose at Willow Glen High School (Small Gym) cover ages 3–12. Check each session card for its exact age range.

How much do the clinics cost?

Current Coed and All-Girls Clinics are $199 for a 6-session program. A full refund (minus a $35 registration fee) is available up to 10 days before the start date.

Do kids from nearby neighborhoods attend too?

Yes — this gym also draws families from Downtown, Japantown, and SoFA District neighborhoods, so your athlete will meet kids from all over the area. Players are grouped by age and skill level, never by neighborhood.