Evolution Basketball Training

Evolution Basketball Training offers basketball training for boys and girls in 1st through 8th grades, advanced training for boys and girls in 5th through 12th grades, college prep for boys and girls in 7th through 12th grades, and basketball camps for boys and girls in 3rd through 8th grades. The program also offers a free first session for evaluation.

Programs

• Basketball Training — Boys & Girls 1st - 8th Grades · Fundamental training for players looking to learn the game's fundamental skills in a fun and exciting environment. Players build the fundamental base needed to be successful in basketball.
• Advanced Training — Boys & Girls 5th - 12th Grades · Intense and challenging workouts for committed players striving to take that next jump in their basketball career.
• College Prep Program — Boys & Girls 7th - 12th Grades · For players with a strong desire to play college basketball. Includes necessary factors to elevate players to the college level both on and off the court.
• Basketball Camps — Boys & Girls 3rd - 8th Grades · Basketball camps all year long, including summer, winter, and spring break camps.

At a glance

• Ages: 6–17 years old
• General schedule: Basketball camps are offered all year long, including summer, winter, and spring break camps.

About the provider

Evolution Basketball’s mission statement is "Creating success in the game and beyond." The program says it has 600 college players and counting, and its camps are staffed by current and former college Division I, II, and III players as well as current and former college and high school coaches. Brian Nelson is Director of Youth Programs, Doug Howard is Vice President, and Kevin Holland and Brianna Bishop are Facility Managers & Lead Trainers.

• Free Trial & Evaluation — Try your first session free.

What families say

“I believe that Evolution Basketball Training is superior to other programs because of the experience of the staff, knowledge of what it takes to play at the next level; and a track record of elevating player skills from good to great.” — Chuck Kuzma, US Naval Academy Alumn & Parent of Player Richard Kuzma

Last updated October 27, 2026.