Paladin Basketball Club

Play Club Basketball, Play Paladin!

Paladin Basketball Club is a competitive, team-focused program built to develop players who are ready to take their game to the next level—both individually and as part of a team.

Our teams compete in local leagues and tournaments across the East Valley. Players are challenged in a high-energy, competitive environment while continuing to grow in skill, confidence, and basketball IQ.

But competition isn’t the whole story.

As a Christ-centered organization, we believe club sports should be played the right way. Our athletes are coached to compete with integrity, sportsmanship, respect, and humility, on and off the court. Prayer is a consistent part of our team culture, and we intentionally look for opportunities to encourage and impact the teams we compete against.

Placement on a Paladin Basketball Club team is determined through evaluation.

If you are interested in your child joining Paladin Basketball Club or if you have any other questions about our program please email [email protected].

Season: April 20 – July 25
League Play: Compass Sports Performance (June 6 – July 25)

Practice Locations:

Practice Schedule: Evenings (beginning the week of April 20, days and times will be finalized soon)

Grades 3–8

  • Registration & Uniform: $110
  • Season: $405 (3 monthly payments of $135)

Grades 9–12

  • Registration & Uniform: $110
  • Season: $525 (3 monthly payments of $175)

Date: Saturday, April 11
Location: Justice University

Times:

  • Grades 3–8: 10:00–11:30 AM
  • Grades 9–12: 11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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Our Staff

Kyle Ray

Club Basketball Director / Head Coach
Email: [email protected]

Bio Coming Soon!

Jared Gibbs

Head Coach

Coach Jared has been coaching with Paladin since the beginning running basketball camps, clinics and coaching various rec teams. His coaching experience with youth and high school sports dates back since 2003.

His emphasis in player development is on fundamentals, tough nosed defense and playing unselfishly. His love for the game was passed down to him from his father and it’s his biggest joy to pass that same love for the game on to all the players he interacts with.