Take your game to the next level this spring! MMYBA's 2026 Skills Clinics and Open Gyms are back, offering boys and girls in grades 3–8 a structured, coach-led program to sharpen fundamentals and stay competitive in the off-season.
Sunday clinics and open gyms run April through June at Milwaukie High School, with additional open gym sessions on Thursdays and Fridays at Rowe Middle School. Players will work on ball handling, shooting mechanics, defensive positioning, and live game play — led by an impressive lineup of local coaches including varsity girls head coach Craig Sneed, freshman boys head coach Anthony Golden, and MMYBA coach Stu Holdren.
Registration is just $100 for the full clinic series and open gyms.


Milwaukie Mustangs Youth Basketball Association has been serving Milwaukie, Oregon area athletes since 2008. We are a not-for-profit, volunteer-run organization that strives to support Milwaukie youth grades 3-8.
Our goal is to provide students with quality instruction in basketball that includes fundamentals and age-appropriate skill development with an emphasis on sportsmanship, respect, and teamwork.
We are affiliated with the Milwaukie Mustangs Basketball Program at Milwaukie High School and try to bridge the two programs via participation, play, and service.
The Mustang Basketball Program and coaches are dedicated to creating a positive environment and culture predicated around clear expectations, healthy accountability, and trust. We believe that these are key elements to creating a winning culture but more importantly respectable individuals in society. We will always strive to do the following with passion:
(1) Communicate and set explicit expectations for those a part of the program
(2) Model and encourage players to hold themselves and their peers accountable
(3) Build and maintain a trust between the players and coaches that is demonstrated on and off the court.
We hope that these founding principles and our intense enthusiasm for the game transcend into our players daily lives and leave a persisting culture for the future generations of Mustangs.
