ABA Programs

Albany avenue Basketball Association (ABA) offers a wide range of basketball programs for players of all ages with House Leagues, 3x3 Leagues, Skills Development Programs, Shooting Clinics, March Break and Summer Camps, Rep and Travel Teams, and many other unique and exciting basketball opportunities for all skill levels at several Toronto locations.

Testimonials

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

The opportunities that I have been able to be a part of because of Coach Loucks and ABA are actually beyond words. I cant thank them enough for bringing me in and making me feel like family. Through the program and the people involved I grew not only as a basketball player but also as a man, looking forward to the continued work and the bright future that they provide at ABA. #gamecocksforlife
David McCormack

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

Many years after Becky had finished playing at the ABA, I called Sean to ask if he had any photos. I really didn’t expect any. A bit later, having searched through years of photos, he sent me wonderful pictures of ‘Becky in action’. I loved them, and so did Becky, my now grown daughter. That says it all. Besides being an exceptionally knowledgeable coach and wonderful role model and leader of the ABA, he is also such a kind and generous person.
Don Jones, Dad of Becky Jones

ABA has been a huge part of the social and sporting lives of our two boys. It's not only been a great place for them to learn the right way to play basketball. It's been a source of lasting friendships and learning. The coaches, led by Coach Loucks, are first class all the way.
Derek DeCloet, ABA Parent

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

Tailored skills development; inclusive teamwork and play; empathetic coaching; the leadership integrity of Coach Loucks & his team…these are among the key and consistent features of a wonderful program that enables participants to grow, to compete with confidence, and to learn true sportsmanship.
Ken Peel, ABA Parent and Supporter

As a family we absolutely LOVE the ABA. Sean is so responsive, which is not the case with many other sports clubs. The program is set up to grow their skills, have fun and play games. It is brilliantly done and the staff are amazing! Their game knowledge is great, but even better is their ability to keep drills and games fun. My son plays competitive soccer and rep baseball too, but ABA is where my he has the most FUN!
Rob Goldstein, ABA Parent

For five years my son played for and, later as he matured, served as a youth coach for ABA. The coaches were pivotal in helping him develop both his basketball and coaching skills, providing positive and specific feedback and always displaying a great example of sportsmanship. His teen years were so enriched by all the fantastic kids and adults he met through ABA, and it will always hold a fond place in our hearts!
Helen Kim, mother of Chris Noh

My son played, coached, toured and taught with ABA. He had great opportunities to develop his basketball and leadership skills.
What I feel was the most valuable skill, the most compelling reason to have him involved, was that there was a respect and concern
that was equal for each player and member of ABA no matter what age or position they held - average or awesome.
Rosemary Sadlier, ABA Parent and Supporter

ABA Programs

Locations

Holy Rosary Church

Royal St. George's College

Harbord Collegiate Institute

Western Technical-Commercial School

University of Toronto Schools

The Bishop Strachan School