Pass The Rock Youth Basketball Programs
Callinan Rec Center; Analy High School; El Molino High School, Sebastopol, CA
About
Pass The Rock Youth Basketball Programs offers travel teams, clinics, Big Kid Ballers sessions, a 3 x 3 Series, camps, and private trainings. The program runs Spring Travel Teams and Spring/Summer Travel Teams, including ORANGE, WHITE, and BLACK teams organized by grade levels.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Spring/Summer 2026 travel team seasons run March 2–May 25 for ORANGE and WHITE teams and March 2–July 19 for BLACK teams, with two evening practices per week on either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday.
• Price: Spring Travel Team '26 (Orange) $595 for players in 3rd–5th grades; Spring Travel Team '26 (White) $895 for players in 6th–12th grades; Spring/Summer Travel Teams '26 (Black) listed as $895 for players in 8th–12th grades with $895 due before tryout and $400 due after making the team, and also listed as $1295 for BLACK 9th–12th with $895 due prior to tryout; no refunds, with pro-rated credit for up to six months if the schedule is cut or cancelled and no credit for missed activities.
For Spring/Summer 2026, ORANGE (3rd–5th) teams are scheduled to play in the Apple Blossom Classic (ABC) in West County, CA on March 21–22, the Spring Classic (NBBA) in Marin, CA on April 25–26, and the Spring Shootout (NBBA) in Marin, CA on May 15–17. WHITE (6th–12th) teams are scheduled for the Apple Blossom Classic (ABC) in West County, CA on March 21–22, the Spring Elite Hoops Challenge (Lakeshow/Cal Stars) in East Bay, CA on April 11–12, the Spring Classic (NBBA) in Marin, CA on April 25–26, Go All Out (Blaze) in Martinez, CA on May 9, and the Memorial Day Classic (Xtreme Hoops) in Lake Tahoe, CA/NV on May 23–25. BLACK (8th–12th) teams are scheduled for The Mayhem (G365) in Oakland, CA on March 14–15, the NorCal Spring Preview (Bigfoot Hoops) in Marin, CA on April 18–19, the NorCal Clash (G365) in Oakland, CA on April 25–26, the SoCal Spring Classic with AOG (Bigfoot Hoops) in Orange County, CA on May 16–17, Gold Rush (G365) in Oakland, CA on June 6–7, Fog City Tune Up (G365) in Oakland, CA on July 4–5, and the Las Vegas Main Event (Bigfoot Hoops) in Las Vegas, NV on July 16–19.
Pass The Rock Youth Basketball Programs states that its philosophy is to create thinkers and players of adaptation in a competitive atmosphere, with a primary focus on building players for the next level as well as creating a team that can succeed now. The mission statement notes a focus on teamwork, skill development, and emotional growth, with a plan that everyone leaves the season with more confidence and a stronger skill set and IQ, and describes the program as providing professional basketball services in a competitive and educational environment. The program highlights travel teams organized by grade levels as ORANGE (3rd–5th), WHITE (6th–12th), and BLACK (8th–12th/9th–12th), and uses the hashtag #effortandattitude!.
Director, lead trainer, and head coach Nic Pederson is a former international professional player who played in nine countries across five continents. He graduated from Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa, CA with a league championship, an MVP award, and a McDonald’s All-American award, and later earned another MVP at SRJC before transferring to Cal State Stanislaus, where he completed a degree in Physical Education with a concentration in Coaching and played one season. Nic Pederson is in his second season as the head varsity boys’ basketball coach at Analy High School in Sebastopol, CA, and previously led the men’s and women’s varsity teams at Credo High School in Rohnert Park, CA, where in his first season he led the men’s team to its first league title, a sectional run, and advancement to the state tournament. The leadership and coaching group also includes Kenny Alexander (assistant coach, Analy High Varsity Boys), Jim Fagundes (head coach, Credo JV Girls), Jackson Zapp (head coach, Analy JV Boys), Nick Zapp (assistant coach, Analy JV Boys), and Cyrus Condon (head coach, Analy Frosh Boys).
Last updated March 28, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Spring/Summer 2026 travel team seasons run March 2–May 25 for ORANGE and WHITE teams and March 2–July 19 for BLACK teams, with two evening practices per week on either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday.
• Price: Spring Travel Team '26 (Orange) $595 for players in 3rd–5th grades; Spring Travel Team '26 (White) $895 for players in 6th–12th grades; Spring/Summer Travel Teams '26 (Black) listed as $895 for players in 8th–12th grades with $895 due before tryout and $400 due after making the team, and also listed as $1295 for BLACK 9th–12th with $895 due prior to tryout; no refunds, with pro-rated credit for up to six months if the schedule is cut or cancelled and no credit for missed activities.
For Spring/Summer 2026, ORANGE (3rd–5th) teams are scheduled to play in the Apple Blossom Classic (ABC) in West County, CA on March 21–22, the Spring Classic (NBBA) in Marin, CA on April 25–26, and the Spring Shootout (NBBA) in Marin, CA on May 15–17. WHITE (6th–12th) teams are scheduled for the Apple Blossom Classic (ABC) in West County, CA on March 21–22, the Spring Elite Hoops Challenge (Lakeshow/Cal Stars) in East Bay, CA on April 11–12, the Spring Classic (NBBA) in Marin, CA on April 25–26, Go All Out (Blaze) in Martinez, CA on May 9, and the Memorial Day Classic (Xtreme Hoops) in Lake Tahoe, CA/NV on May 23–25. BLACK (8th–12th) teams are scheduled for The Mayhem (G365) in Oakland, CA on March 14–15, the NorCal Spring Preview (Bigfoot Hoops) in Marin, CA on April 18–19, the NorCal Clash (G365) in Oakland, CA on April 25–26, the SoCal Spring Classic with AOG (Bigfoot Hoops) in Orange County, CA on May 16–17, Gold Rush (G365) in Oakland, CA on June 6–7, Fog City Tune Up (G365) in Oakland, CA on July 4–5, and the Las Vegas Main Event (Bigfoot Hoops) in Las Vegas, NV on July 16–19.
Pass The Rock Youth Basketball Programs states that its philosophy is to create thinkers and players of adaptation in a competitive atmosphere, with a primary focus on building players for the next level as well as creating a team that can succeed now. The mission statement notes a focus on teamwork, skill development, and emotional growth, with a plan that everyone leaves the season with more confidence and a stronger skill set and IQ, and describes the program as providing professional basketball services in a competitive and educational environment. The program highlights travel teams organized by grade levels as ORANGE (3rd–5th), WHITE (6th–12th), and BLACK (8th–12th/9th–12th), and uses the hashtag #effortandattitude!.
Director, lead trainer, and head coach Nic Pederson is a former international professional player who played in nine countries across five continents. He graduated from Cardinal Newman High School in Santa Rosa, CA with a league championship, an MVP award, and a McDonald’s All-American award, and later earned another MVP at SRJC before transferring to Cal State Stanislaus, where he completed a degree in Physical Education with a concentration in Coaching and played one season. Nic Pederson is in his second season as the head varsity boys’ basketball coach at Analy High School in Sebastopol, CA, and previously led the men’s and women’s varsity teams at Credo High School in Rohnert Park, CA, where in his first season he led the men’s team to its first league title, a sectional run, and advancement to the state tournament. The leadership and coaching group also includes Kenny Alexander (assistant coach, Analy High Varsity Boys), Jim Fagundes (head coach, Credo JV Girls), Jackson Zapp (head coach, Analy JV Boys), Nick Zapp (assistant coach, Analy JV Boys), and Cyrus Condon (head coach, Analy Frosh Boys).
Last updated March 28, 2026.
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