2024-25 SEASON

CONGRATULATIONS to Caitlin Clark and all the awesome players in this year’s NCAA Women’s College Basketball Tournament.

Caitlin will join WCYAA’s own Sabrina Ionescu on the US Olympic Team this summer. Sabrina played 5th grade basketball in our program and was quite the star even at that level and is a wonderful person.

We wish Caitlin and Sabrina the best in bringing home the Olympic gold medal!

We think girls’ basketball is awesome and we encourage as many girls as possible to give our program a try. Lots of fun without the pressure! Develop skills, build friendships and have a blast on the court!

Watch this space for information on the 2024-25 season.

REGISTRATION!

Registration for the upcoming 2024-25 basketball season will open in June 2024!

If you have any questions or need further information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at wcyaasports@yahoo.com

FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION ABOUT OUR PROGRAM, PLEASE CLICK ON THE “BASKETBALL” PAGE AND “FAQ ABOUT WCYAA BASKETBALL” PAGE IN THE MENU.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE REVIEW ALL OF THE INFORMATION ON TEAM FORMATION, TEAM PLACEMENT REQUESTS, GAME AND PRACTICE TIMES, TEAM PLACEMENT CHANGES AND THE REFUND POLICY BEFORE YOU REGISTER. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE EMAIL US AT wcyaasports@yahoo.com BEFORE you register.

Walnut Creek Youth Athletic Association is a non-profit, non-member organization with a paid professional staff. We are dedicated to providing the best sports programs for our youth. For over four decades, WCYAA has provided organized sports in a character-building environment for the young people of our community. We are the proud recipient of the prestigious City of Walnut Creek Pride Award.

WCYAA is dedicated to the idea that children are a community’s most important assets. Emphasis is placed on teaching good sportsmanship, team concepts and the development of the individual child’s skills and character. Please choose a sport from the main menu to read more about the current/upcoming season.

Photos: Shane Pope | Eli Christman | K.M. Klemencic | Ralph Arvesen via Flickr