Welcome to the Newbury Park Basketball Association (NPBA), a longstanding pillar of the Newbury Park community for decades. Our association is dedicated to providing a fun and engaging recreational basketball experience for players of all ages and skill levels.

At NPBA, we believe that basketball is more than just a game – it's about fostering values of sportsmanship, respect, and perseverance that extend far beyond the court. Through our leagues and programs, we aim to instill these important principles in our players while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

Join us at NPBA and become part of a supportive and inclusive basketball community where friendships are formed, skills are honed, and memories are made. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, there's a place for you on our courts. Let's shoot for success together at NPBA!

• Divisions 

  • First/Second Grade Boys and First/Second Grade Girls

  •  Third/Fourth Grade Boys and Third/Fourth Grade Girls 

  • Fifth/Sixth Grade Boys and Fifth/Sixth Grade Girls

  • Seventh/Eighth Grade Boys and Seventh/Eighth Grade Girls

• FAQs
  • How many times per week do the teams practice? Your coach determines practice days/times, but typically 1-2 practices a week 
  • Where are games held and what day of the week are games? Games will be held Friday evenings for some divisions but mostly Saturdays usually between 8am-12pm at Borchard Community Center or Dos Vientos Community Center. Championship games are held typically at the same places you play your games at regularly. 
  • What is a typical season? Evaluations kick off 10/5/24 and makeup evals are 10/20/2024, right after make up evaluations teams are drafted and coaches tend to start practices in early November. Games start right after the Thanksgiving holiday and we usually wrap up the season in early February
  • How are teams divided up? Teams are divided up by grade level (example 3rd/4th grade division)
  • What are evaluations? We host evaluations where volunteers and coaches evaluate each player so when coaches draft their teams the teams are as balanced as possible. Evaluations usually entail a couple drills (dribbling and shooting) and then they usually participate in a 3 on 3 scrimmage within their division. All takes about 20-30 minutes. 
  • Where are evaluations held? Evaluations are usually held at Borchard Community Center, please check back on the website here or follow us on social media to learn more about the call time for your division
  • Are there different basketball sizes needed for each division? Yes!
    • Boys and Girls 1/2 and 3/4 use a 27.5 size ball
    • Boys 5/6, Girls 5/6 and Girls 7/8 use a 28.5 size ball
    • Boys 7/8 and HS Boys use a 29.5 size ball
  • Can players wear stud earrings during games? Yes but they are required to cover them with athletic tape or band aids. If they can take them out they should.
  • Can kindergartners enroll in the youngest division? If the player could be in first grade they should be OK. If they are a young kindergartener then we would recommend waiting a year. If you're on the fence we welcome you to attend the player evaluations and see how they feel against the other players in their division.

Ready to join the team? Register today! 
Questions? Contact us at [email protected]