Fryer Basketball Academy
Huntington Beach, 711 W. 17th Street, Unit C-4, Costa Mesa, CA 92627
About
Fryer Basketball Academy offers training sessions, camps, clinics, club teams, lessons, tournaments, leagues, private lessons, and individual and group training. Players work on shooting instruction, including free throws, mid-range jumpers, three-point shots, shooting off the move, shooting off-the-dribble, and stationary shots, as well as passing, dribbling, ball-handling, defense, quickness and agility, and teamwork. The program includes a Spring Skills Program for Andersen Elementary School Students Only, a Spring Skills Program for Davis Elementary School Students Only, Summer Basketball Camps, and Spring-Summer Boys and Girls Club/Travel Seasons.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal club/travel teams, school-based spring skills programs, summer basketball camps, and year-round individual and group training with various dates
Fryer Basketball Academy states its mission as transforming the lives of youth using basketball as a catalyst to build character. The program is led by Jeff Fryer, who is a native Southern Californian and a graduate of Corona Del Mar High School, and who was the record holder for most 3-point field goals made in an NCAA Tournament game with 11 vs. the University of Michigan in 1990. Jeff Fryer was formerly the all-time leader for most 3-point field goals made in an NCAA college basketball career with 363 made 3-point shots, played professional basketball for 10 years, and was inducted into both the Loyola Marymount University and West Coast Conference Sports Hall of Fame. Camp staff includes current professional basketball players, coaches, and college players, and special guest appearances have included coaches such as Paul Westhead, former NBA championship coach of the LA Lakers, featured at one of the camps.
Fryer Basketball Academy is doing business as FBA Academy, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization for its teams and skills sessions, with a stated goal of servicing the community and providing amateur athletes opportunities to excel in competition on a local and/or national platform. The program notes that its non-profit status has been helpful in securing gym time and that it aims to attract sponsors to offset costs for travel and lodging so players can compete against high-level competition. Partner programs include North Bay Basketball Academy.
Testimonials about Fryer Basketball Academy include comments from Erik Spoelstra, Head Coach of the Miami Heat, who describes Jeff Fryer as an excellent teacher of the game, especially in shooting and skill development, and recommends the program to kids who want to have fun and improve their basketball skills. Paul Westhead, former head coach of the LA Lakers and NBA champion, states that Jeff Fryer was the best three-point shooter he ever coached and that Jeff is doing a great job teaching basketball skills to young players. Parent testimonials from Brett Williamson of Newport Beach and Don Harper of Costa Mesa describe Jeff Fryer’s long-term work on shooting, ball-handling, positioning, and body control, his role as a motivator and role model, and his coaching of clinics and private lessons that focus on basketball fundamentals while keeping the game fun.
Last updated June 22, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal club/travel teams, school-based spring skills programs, summer basketball camps, and year-round individual and group training with various dates
Fryer Basketball Academy states its mission as transforming the lives of youth using basketball as a catalyst to build character. The program is led by Jeff Fryer, who is a native Southern Californian and a graduate of Corona Del Mar High School, and who was the record holder for most 3-point field goals made in an NCAA Tournament game with 11 vs. the University of Michigan in 1990. Jeff Fryer was formerly the all-time leader for most 3-point field goals made in an NCAA college basketball career with 363 made 3-point shots, played professional basketball for 10 years, and was inducted into both the Loyola Marymount University and West Coast Conference Sports Hall of Fame. Camp staff includes current professional basketball players, coaches, and college players, and special guest appearances have included coaches such as Paul Westhead, former NBA championship coach of the LA Lakers, featured at one of the camps.
Fryer Basketball Academy is doing business as FBA Academy, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization for its teams and skills sessions, with a stated goal of servicing the community and providing amateur athletes opportunities to excel in competition on a local and/or national platform. The program notes that its non-profit status has been helpful in securing gym time and that it aims to attract sponsors to offset costs for travel and lodging so players can compete against high-level competition. Partner programs include North Bay Basketball Academy.
Testimonials about Fryer Basketball Academy include comments from Erik Spoelstra, Head Coach of the Miami Heat, who describes Jeff Fryer as an excellent teacher of the game, especially in shooting and skill development, and recommends the program to kids who want to have fun and improve their basketball skills. Paul Westhead, former head coach of the LA Lakers and NBA champion, states that Jeff Fryer was the best three-point shooter he ever coached and that Jeff is doing a great job teaching basketball skills to young players. Parent testimonials from Brett Williamson of Newport Beach and Don Harper of Costa Mesa describe Jeff Fryer’s long-term work on shooting, ball-handling, positioning, and body control, his role as a motivator and role model, and his coaching of clinics and private lessons that focus on basketball fundamentals while keeping the game fun.
Last updated June 22, 2026.
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