Spring and Summer Skills/Teams starts in APRIL.

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HSAA Basketball:

A Home for Homeschool Families

For over thirty years, HSAA Basketball has been a home and a ministry to homeschool families. Built on a solid foundation of faith, service, and athletic excellence, we are a Christ-centered basketball program that strives to meet each player where they are—developing their skills on the court while developing their character to prepare them for success in life.

Christian Values

Faith is at the heart of everything we do.

During the season, our HSAA Chaplain leads regular devotions to help athletes connect the challenges they face on the court with their spiritual journey. We believe faith is not a checklist or a compartmentalized part of life—it’s something to be woven into everything we do. Basketball provides a powerful platform to teach and experience this integration in real, meaningful ways.

Building Character

At HSAA, we use every season as an opportunity to build character.

Through the ups and downs of competition, our coaches and parents walk alongside players, mentoring them through struggles and triumphs. We hold our athletes to high standards, teaching them the value of hard work, integrity, and commitment. Our team captain program is designed to develop leaders—young men and women who are spiritually grounded and equipped for the next stage of life.

Excellence in Basketball

Featuring former NBA players and Hall of Fame coaches.

We are proud of our experienced coaching staff, which includes former NBA players and Hall of Fame coaches. HSAA offers a full range of team levels, from developmental teams for beginners to competitive squads for players aspiring to play at the collegiate level. Our extensive network and decades of experience allow us to guide each athlete according to their unique goals. As the longest-tenured NCHBC member in the DFW area, we compete in local and national homeschool tournaments, as well as against top public and private schools in the region. For those aiming to advance, we also participate in elite GASO tournaments.

A Place of Integrity

More than basketball—a safe, trusted community.

As a nonprofit organization, our sole mission is to serve and minister to families who worship Jesus and love the game of basketball. Our coaches are seasoned, many with deep roots in the basketball world. In a time when competitive sports are constantly evolving, HSAA remains a steady, honest, and supportive place for athletes to grow and thrive.

2025-2026 Teams

18U Girls

Districts:

WON DISTRICTS! Congratulations!  The girls have had a lot of success this year and have won a lot of games.  They have the potential to make real noise at Regionals and Nationals.  It will be fun to see what happens.

Regionals:

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS! The girls are fun to watch are well positioned for a real shot at Nationals.

Nationals:

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! **First time ever for HSAA girls!** Our High School girls teams are setting the standard.  Strong team that dominated all year.  We are sending many seniors out, but this team has set the standard for all future teams!

18U Boys

Districts:

Came up short in their first game, but won their final two finishing fifth. This team can be pretty amazing at times!

Regionals:

Played in the Championship Game and had the lead for most of the championship game.  With a few adjustments they have a real shot at the National Championship.

Nationals:

NATIONAL Silver Ball Champions.  The boys lost one game on a last second shot.  Heartbreaker, but they showed back up and finished the right way going 4 and 1 and finishing in the top five of the country. **HSAA Boys18U is one of only two teams in the country to make the sweet 16 five of the last six years; a great legacy!**

16U Girls

Districts:

Finished second overall.  This is a great showing!  They have a lot to build on and should be primed and ready to go at Regionals.

Regionals:

Went 3 and 1 finishing third overall. They lost a heartbreaker in the semifinal game, but closed the deal in the third place game.  This team is learning to finish and should be in the running at Nationals.  

Nationals:

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!  A really young team who accomplished and grew a ton this year. You could see the momentum building all year and the girls put it all together at the right time.

16U Boys Blue

Districts:

Finished 6th overall.  Fun team to watch; when their shots are falling, they can be dangerous.

Regionals:

Finished fifth.  Had a real shot, but lost a game in the last minute.  Went three and one.  They live and die by the three; throw in some D, and they have a shot at Nationals.

Nationals:

D3 Gold Ball winners; finishing second overall. We had two strong JV teams this year.  Both teams should be proud of what was accomplished on the court.  It is fun watching both teams interact on and off the court; they seem to have a real brotherhood.

16U Boys Red

Districts:

Played in D1 finishing 8th.  We have two teams on 16U this year; this group is scrappy and plays hard for Coach Woods.  There has been a lot of growth.  Should make noise at Regionals.

Regionals:

Won their Division.  Division Champions!  It was not close; a great group of boys who play hard and are a joy to watch.

Nationals:

D3 Silver Runner up; finishing fourth overall.  We had two strong JV teams this year.  Both teams should be proud of what was accomplished on the court.  It is fun watching both teams interact on and off the court; they seem to have a real brotherhood.

14U Boys Blue

Districts:

Were down two key players due to injury, but never gave up.  They played hard in every game and what was most the impressive was the  leadership starting to show in some of the players.  They finished fourth overall.  They can build on that as they get healthy!  

Regionals:

Went 2 and 2.  Due to their finish, they will have the opportunity to compete in D1.  The next two weeks will be crucial and there is an opportunity for a leader to step in and push this group to exceed expectations.  They are finally healthy, for the most part and we love watching them play defense.  This group has come a long way.

Nationals:

D2 Bronze 2nd.  The boys fought through adversity and pulled together for a good showing.  Very proud of the character and commitment from the boys who stay committed.  They never quit fighting even through injuries and adversity.

14U Boys Red

Districts:

There has been a tremendous amount of growth in skills and leadership on this team.  We ran one division at the tournament and our Red team finished sixth.  Not bad, and this team plays hard for one another.

Regionals:

Went 3 and 1 and lost in the D3 championship game.  This group has come a long way.  They never give up.  A lot of raw potential and natural leaders on this team.

Nationals:

D3 Silver Champions.  The boys have a lot to be proud of.  Many on the team grew a lot over this year.  Everyone took full advantage of their opportunities.

12U Girls

Districts:

Finished second.  This will show them what they can work on as they prepare for Regionals.

Regionals:

Went 3 and 1. Played hard! They should do well at Nationals.

Nationals:

Finished near the top of D1.  This is a fun group to watch.  A very thrilling game during the week—Our girls hung tough and won the game in the midst of what was one of the most fun atmospheres witnessed.  Great year for our girls.  

12U Boys Blue

Districts:

Played in the championship game and lost;  finishing second.    The boys pulled together and showed real courage, leadership, and commitment to one another.  

Regionals:

REGIONAL CHAMPIONS! The championship game was a thriller and they were able to pull it off!  They are well positioned at Nationals!

Nationals:

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!! The boys were fun to watch all year. The team came in with high expectations and did not disappoint.  It was a great accomplishment!

12U Boys Red

Districts:

Finished second in the consolation bracket, and have come a long way.  We have seen a lot of growth out of this team and there is a lot to be proud of and if they stay committed, they will be happy with where they finish.

Regionals:

Played in the Championship game, but came up just short.  The boys have learned a lot this year and have done really well.  

Nationals:

D1 Bronze Ball runner up.  This team came a long way and finished in the D1 bracket and competed!   We had two teams at this age group in D1; the future is bright and we are very proud of how they finished the season.

10U Girls

Districts:

Did really well and are having fun playing together.  The girls played up into 12U and fought hard. It is exciting to see the girls program growing and the coaches are doing a great job with the girls.

Regionals:

They went 3 and 1.  The girls play hard together and have fun.  That is the focus at this age.

Nationals:

Undefeated at Nationals! Fun group of girls who played hard for one another and have developed a lot over the season.  We barely had enough players to start the season, but the girls accomplished a lot and it will be fun to watch their journey going forward.

10U Boys

Districts:

Came in second at Districts.  They played in Round Robin and are a 'young' group this year.  It is fun to watch them having fun together and they appear to support each other and learn to work as a team.

Regionals:

Went 3 and 1.  They are fun to watch as they figure the game of basketball out.

Nationals:

D1 WON A Gold Ball!- Finishing Second in the nation!  They exceeded expectations! Several kids move up, but there is a strong core to continue what has become a tradition and a springboard to great careers.

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Carven Holcombe

Varsity Boys

Mark Mulder

Varsity Boys Assistant Coach

Paul Hartman

Varsity Girls

Dee Boyd

JV Boys

Ben Pitts

14U Boys Blue

Korrey Miller

14U Red Boys

Jasmine Dawkins

JV and Varsity Girls Assistant Coach

Daniel Porter

12U Boys Blue

Jeff Higgins

12U Boys Red

Kymora Westerfield

12U Blue Girls

Chris Bechtold

10U Boys Head Coach

James Sanders

10U Boys Assistant Coach

Basketball Treasurer

Basketball Treasurer

HSAA Basketball Scheduler

Basketball Scheduler

Lirio Mulder

HSAA Basketball Registration Coordinator

Earl Toler

Basketball Commissioner

Spring/Summer Skills Training:

HSAA will be offering Summer Skills training coached by Coach Carven Holcombe and Coach Benjamin Pitts.

Dates, times, and cost regarding this:

  • Beginning April 14th, ages 7 and older, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2-4 pm @ Frisco Fieldhouse, 6155 Sports Village Road, Frisco, TX 75033
  • Cost is $11 per session - GREAT DEAL!!! Skills payment link AND new athlete registration fee.
  • $62 NEW athlete registration fee (and for returning athletes if it has been **more than one season of playing with HSAA**)
  • Athletes **MUST sign in before entering the court**
  • Physicals needed (see below)

             -Returning athletes from the 2025-2026 season-2025-2026 physical on file for the year works. A new and updated physical will be needed for registration at the start of the season in August.

             -NEW to HSAA athletes*(and for returning athletes if it has been more than one season of playing with HSAA)-please bring a physical ***DATED APRIL 1st, 2025 or later in order to participate.*** to the first day participating in skills. Physicals can be done at the athlete's pediatrician, CVS, CareNow, etc.

             -NEW Athletes (AND for returning athletes *if it has been more than one season of playing with HSAA*)-will also need to print and bring to first day participating in Skills the HSAA Athletic Release and Medical Authorization form, found on the Policies tab and at the top of this page.

2026 SPRING/SUMMER BASKETBALL TEAMS

Two Tailored Pathways (to match player readiness, commitment level, and family needs):

-Competitive/Tournament Teams---For serious players ready for intense, AAU-like play.  

Practices : 2x per week at Frisco Fieldhouse.

Tournaments: about 2x per month, April through July, almost entirely local in the DFW metroplex (abundant strong competition nearby!) Optional travel tournament possible for select teams if families/players choose to participate.

-Fieldhouse/Development Teams---Emphasis on fundamentals, skill-building, confidence, and lighter commitment

Practices: 1x per week at the Frisco Fieldhouse. Great option for development-focused play or budget considerations.

Games: Held at the Frisco Fieldhouse weeknights/weekends. Schedules will be released on the Frisco Fieldhouse website once teams set up and begin practicing.

Register your interest here:

https://forms.gle/KyQA9ERqc1EFNKQj8

*AND*

Come to tryouts at the Frisco Fieldhouse on Thursday, April 2nd, 2-4 pm with water and HSAA practice jersey (white and/or navy t-shirt if new to HSAA). Please fill out the Athletic Release form if new to HSAA this spring, found above on this page.

*All questions regarding Spring and Summer Basketball should be directed to summerbkball@hsaa.org

Contact us:

HSAA
P.O. Box 262486
Plano,
TX
75026-2486