by Sports United (non-profit)
Photo: sportsunitedny.org
A Brooklyn non-profit youth sports program focused on basketball plus a rotating mix of other sports. Kids learn a new sport each week or drill sport-specific skills, finishing sessions with scrimmages and intramural games; it also runs after-school, weekend, holiday and summer camps.
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Ages 5–14.
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367 Clarkson Ave, 11226, in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
Yes. Sports United is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Sports United (non-profit): sportsunitedny.org, or call (347) 275-0303.
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