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The PAC Academy offers basketball skills training that includes Triple Threat work on shooting, dribbling, and passing, as well as ball handling, finishing moves, mid-range shooting, footwork, catch-and-shoot plays, shooting off-ball, off-ball movement, pick and roll, passing, and breakdown moves such as deceptive moves, pump fakes, step-backs, and creative finishes. The program includes point guard training, a shooting academy, an elite skills academy, private and small group skills training, dribbling and shooting stations, strength and conditioning, agility training, weight training, high-performance conditioning, vertimax training, 3v3 and 5v5 tournaments and leagues, open gym and scrimmages, a prospect camp, recruiting evaluations, tutoring, and scouting sessions. For full-day academies from 9am to 3pm, players bring their lunch or can purchase food at the Cafe.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal academies with multi-day sessions, including options such as 9am–3pm or 9am–Noon
• Price: Point Guard Academy, Shooting Academy, and Breakdown Moves Academy are $350 for 4th Grade to High School (9am–3pm) and $200 for K–3rd Grade (9am–Noon); Elite Skills Academy is $350 for 4th Grade to High School (9am–3pm)
The PAC Academy runs a Point Guard Academy, Shooting Academy, Breakdown Moves Academy, and Elite Skills Academy on specific June and August dates, with sessions for 4th Grade to High School from 9am to 3pm and K–3rd Grade sessions from 9am to Noon where offered. The facility’s opening hours for programming are listed as Monday through Friday from 3pm to 9pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 3pm, depending on availability.
The PAC Academy’s mission, in partnership with Youth Stars and the Future’s program, is to develop boys and girls both on and off the court. The PAC’s team consists of professionally certified trainers, teachers, and coaches, and membership highlights mention National Certified Coaches and Trainers. The organization states that it places a high value on creating a sense of commitment to community service in each member and will be involved in local community service events, and it states that it wants to help each high school grow its youth programs and support its athletes in close partnership with various Mountain Valley and Mid-Willamette conference schools.
The PAC Academy operates in a state-of-the-art basketball training facility that is over 12,000 square feet and includes high-end courts that use the same premium materials as the floors of the Portland Trail Blazers’ Moda Center, the Oregon Ducks’ Matthew Knight Arena, and Oregon State University’s Ralph Miller Court. The facility includes 6 Dr. Dish CT shooting machines, 6 skills stations with over 100 skills and footwork workouts, and a high-performance agility, conditioning, and weight training area with vertimax and athlete progression tracking. Facility features include an advanced premium flooring system with dual dampening vibration control and athletic response technology, private and small group skills, dribbling, footwork, and shooting stations, an innovative recording system for coaches, teams, and players, live streaming for parents and spectators for games, a DJ sound system, a player portal, a mobile app with nutrition and performance tracking, touchless check-in, online scheduling, cleaning and disinfecting between all sessions, and a security system.
The PAC Academy offers exclusive shooting camps that use NBA technology to create better shooters and provides access through membership to shooting stations, skills stations, and strength and conditioning. A personalized program is written for basketball-focused athletes around the PAC five components to success: Mind, Athleticism, Skills, Nutrition, and Recovery. Memberships are offered on rolling 3-month commitments with a 30-day notice of cancellation required, and the program offers partial and full scholarships to accommodate players in need of financial assistance, stating that cost will not stand as a barrier to players’ opportunities to play. The program materials indicate © 2020 by The PAC Salem.
Last updated June 12, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal academies with multi-day sessions, including options such as 9am–3pm or 9am–Noon
• Price: Point Guard Academy, Shooting Academy, and Breakdown Moves Academy are $350 for 4th Grade to High School (9am–3pm) and $200 for K–3rd Grade (9am–Noon); Elite Skills Academy is $350 for 4th Grade to High School (9am–3pm)
The PAC Academy runs a Point Guard Academy, Shooting Academy, Breakdown Moves Academy, and Elite Skills Academy on specific June and August dates, with sessions for 4th Grade to High School from 9am to 3pm and K–3rd Grade sessions from 9am to Noon where offered. The facility’s opening hours for programming are listed as Monday through Friday from 3pm to 9pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 3pm, depending on availability.
The PAC Academy’s mission, in partnership with Youth Stars and the Future’s program, is to develop boys and girls both on and off the court. The PAC’s team consists of professionally certified trainers, teachers, and coaches, and membership highlights mention National Certified Coaches and Trainers. The organization states that it places a high value on creating a sense of commitment to community service in each member and will be involved in local community service events, and it states that it wants to help each high school grow its youth programs and support its athletes in close partnership with various Mountain Valley and Mid-Willamette conference schools.
The PAC Academy operates in a state-of-the-art basketball training facility that is over 12,000 square feet and includes high-end courts that use the same premium materials as the floors of the Portland Trail Blazers’ Moda Center, the Oregon Ducks’ Matthew Knight Arena, and Oregon State University’s Ralph Miller Court. The facility includes 6 Dr. Dish CT shooting machines, 6 skills stations with over 100 skills and footwork workouts, and a high-performance agility, conditioning, and weight training area with vertimax and athlete progression tracking. Facility features include an advanced premium flooring system with dual dampening vibration control and athletic response technology, private and small group skills, dribbling, footwork, and shooting stations, an innovative recording system for coaches, teams, and players, live streaming for parents and spectators for games, a DJ sound system, a player portal, a mobile app with nutrition and performance tracking, touchless check-in, online scheduling, cleaning and disinfecting between all sessions, and a security system.
The PAC Academy offers exclusive shooting camps that use NBA technology to create better shooters and provides access through membership to shooting stations, skills stations, and strength and conditioning. A personalized program is written for basketball-focused athletes around the PAC five components to success: Mind, Athleticism, Skills, Nutrition, and Recovery. Memberships are offered on rolling 3-month commitments with a 30-day notice of cancellation required, and the program offers partial and full scholarships to accommodate players in need of financial assistance, stating that cost will not stand as a barrier to players’ opportunities to play. The program materials indicate © 2020 by The PAC Salem.
Last updated June 12, 2026.
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