Albany Avenue Basketball Association

House Leagues, 3X3 Leagues, Skills & Scrimmage Sessions, March Break & Summer Camps, Rep & Travel Teamsprograms for all players ages five through high school

Announcement

Since 2003, the ABA offers a fun, unique and inclusive basketball experience for everyone to enjoy!

House Leagues, 3X3 Leagues, Skills & Scrimmage Sessions, Shooting Clinics and MORE!

PROGRAMS OFFERED IN FALL, WINTER, MARCH BREAK, SPRING & SUMMER

ABA REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR WINTER, MARCH BREAK, SPRING & SUMMER - REGISTER TODAY!

Why Choose ABA?

Develop your hardwood skills, take your game to the next level, make new friends and have fun! We have divisions in most programs for all players ages five through high school. Learn from some of the best and brightest high school, college, university, and pro-experienced ABA coaches.

Albany avenue Basketball Association (ABA) offers a wide variety of fun basketball programming for all players regardless of age, size, ability, or experience. ABA provides House Leagues, 3x3 Leagues, Skills Development & Scrimmage Sessions, March Break and Summer Camps, Shooting Clinics, Rep and Travel Teams, and many other exciting programs and events for everyone at several easy to access Toronto locations.

Since 2003, ABA has been a very special place for players of all ages and abilities to play, learn, excel, and strive for their maximum potential while our coaches help to inspire them to become the best possible version of themselves that they can be on and off the court... but most of all – make it FUN!

Upcoming

Winter 2025 Saturdays
Begins January 11th (8-week program)
Located at Royal St. George's College (RSGC), 120 Howland Avenue
- Junior B Division: ages 5-7, 9:15am-10:30am
- Junior A Division: ages 8-9, 10:30am-11:45am
- Intermediate B Division: ages 10-11, 11:45am-1:00pm
- Intermediate A Division: ages 12-13, 1:00pm-2:15pm
- High School Division: ages 14-18, games at 2:15pm, 3:15pm & 4:15pm
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Winter 2025 Mondays
Begins January 6th (8-week program)
Located at Western Technical-Commercial School (WTC), 125 Evelyn Crescent
- GIRLS Division: ages 9-16, 6:00pm-7:15pm
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- Shooting Skills Division: ages 8-18, 7:15pm-8:30pm
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Begins January 6th (8-week program)
Located at Harbord Collegiate Institute (HCI), 286 Harbord Street
- High School Division: ages 14-18, 6:00pm-7:15pm
- Intermediate A Division: ages 11-13, 7:15pm-8:30pm
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Winter 2025 Tuesdays
Begins January 7th (12-week program)
Located at Holy Rosary Church (HRC), 354 St. Clair Avenue West
- Intermediate B Division: ages 8-10, 5:00pm-6:15pm
- Intermediate A Division:ages 11-13, 6:15pm-7:30pm
- High School Division: ages 14-18, 7:30pm-8:45pm
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Winter 2025 Thursdays
Begins January 9th (12-week program)
Located at Holy Rosary Church (HRC), 354 St. Clair Avenue West
- Intermediate Division Group B: ages 8-10, 5:00pm-6:15pm
- Intermediate Division Group A: ages 11-13, 6:15pm-7:30pm
- High School Division: ages 14-18, 7:30pm-8:45pm
- Adult Recreational Division: ages 18+, 8:45pm-10:15pm
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March Break 2025
March 10-14, 2025
Located at Royal St. George's College (RSGC), 120 Howland Avenue
- Junior Camp: ages 6-9, 9:00am-3:00pm
- Intermediate Camp: ages 10-13, 9:00am-3:00pm
- High School League: ages 13-18, 3:00pm-4:30pm
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Testimonials

Our son was part of the ABA family for 8 years. He had the good fortune to have coaches who were exemplary role models. They cared about their players, and their mentorship went far beyond the court. Aside from basketball skills and hard work, they emphasized the value of teamwork, respect, and supporting others. An experience such as this begins at the top. Thank you, Coach Loucks, for fostering an exceptional environment for players, coaches, and parents!
Lise Lacroix, ABA Parent

As one of the original members of the ABA league, watching the league grow over the years has been a true joy. Saturday mornings at the gym were always a mainstay for myself and my siblings. We learned so much about the game, as well as many life lessons that can be applied off the court.
Cam MacNicol, ABA Alumni

Our girls joined ABA when they were 8, and have been playing in various combinations of the Tues, Thurs, and Sat programs and several summer and March break camps for the last 7 years. They’ve loved every second of it - the perfect blend of fun, skills development, and healthy competition. The coaches are high-energy, knowledgeable, attentive, and inclusive. We looked into girls-only programs, but just never came across anything with the same sensibility and structure as ABA.
Matt Shoom-Kirsch, ABA Parent

I was one of the first players in the inaugural ABA league in 2003 and I’ve been connected ever since. Coach Loucks and his staff helped me to develop as a player. As a coach, it was a pleasure to join the team and offer the best program we could, focusing on skill development, fun, and teaching key principles like teamwork, confidence, and sportsmanship. Every time I visit ABA , I see it’s the same top-notch program which continues to evolve and improve. As a former college basketball player, UCC Sr. Basketball Camp director, and TDSB teacher, I can vouch for the ABA providing a premier quality service and experience to its players, campers, and staff.
Simon McCamus, ABA Alumni

ABA taught my daughter more than just excellent basketball skills - they taught her sportsmanship and gave her a community. Every member of the ABA organization from top to bottom is an excellent role model. These are the people you want teaching your kids.
Mark Hodnett, ABA Parent

I would also like to say that I am very impressed with the ABA League. It is so well organized and all the coaches and staff are great and the quality of the drills and games are perfect for this group of kids. Thank you for the great work all of you do. We hope to be part of the ABA for years to come.
Steve Arroyave, ABA Parent

ABA should actually stand for “Awesome Basketball Always”! The coaching staff, lead by Sean is fantastic. They are skilled, encouraging and know how to balance some healthy competition with the right amount of fun. Athletes of all levels are challenged appropriately and learn that trying their best is what matters. ABA is a wonderful environment all round.
Lhara Eben, ABA Parent

ABA was a great experience for my son when he was introduced to Coach Loucks almost 10 years ago. Not only were there clinics, house league and training sessions to join but there were other opportunities to participate in, the Gamecocks tournament, playing on the Raptors home court, volunteer opportunities and a trip to Europe to name a few. My son learned incredibly valuable skills both on and off the court. Coach Loucks is not only a great coach but a very kind person and it shows in his leadership as well as with the staff and volunteers that work with him.
Peggy Tsukamoto, mother of former ABA player

Pass, box out and help on defense. If you know how to do those things, you will always find a place to play. That's what my grandson has gotten from ABA coaching. The drills are fun, the coaches are supportive and the kids come out of the experience with a love of the game. What more can you ask for?
Mike Hodnett, ABA Grandparent and Basketball Enthusiast

The ABA has given our son, Hartford, an opportunity to play the game he loves in an organized and competitive environment. However, the competition is rooted in fairness, sportsmanship and learning sound basketball skills. We always look forward to ABA!
Moe Berg, ABA Parent

What’s Happening at ABA

ABA Players and Coaches featured with the Toronto Raptors, LeBron James and Drake on TSN

ABA Players and Coaches had a blast promoting Canada's favourite team - GO RAPTORS and GO KNIGHTS!

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ABA Ball Handling Drills

Try the Tennis Ball Crossover Drill with Coach Zac and find more free ball handling drills on the our ABA YouTube channel

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CANADA BASKETBALL commercial with Coach Loucks and Jasonn Hannibal

Canada Basketball ad featuring two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash, Cory Joseph, Jamal Murray, Joel Anthony, Kia Nurse, Tamara Tatham, Miah-Marie Langlois, Dillon Brooks, Kelly Olynyk and Nav Bhatia. This spot was directed by ABA alumnus, player and coach, Max Sherman - so much fun!

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ABA Shooting Drills

Try the Shot Stance Ladder Drill with Coach Zac and find more free shooting drills on the our ABA YouTube channel

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NEW MON & WED PROGRAMS

MON Shooting Skills Sessions - ages 8-18 at WTS

MON GIRLS Skills & Scrimmage Sessions - ages 9-14 at WTS

MON 3X3 Leagues - ages 8-10, 11-13 and 14-18 at HCI

WED High School 3X3 League - ages 10-13 at UTS (Spring)

WED GIRLS 3X3 League - ages 9-14 at UTS (Spring)

WED ADULT REC RUN - ages 18+ at UTS (Spring)

REGISITRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR ABA 2024 MARCH BREAK, SPRING & SUMMER PROGRAMS - REGISTER TODAY!

Albany Avenue Basketball Association

Announcement

Upcoming

Winter 2025 Saturdays

Winter 2025 Mondays

Winter 2025 Tuesdays

Winter 2025 Thursdays

March Break 2025

What’s Happening at ABA