HoopAtlanta is a basketball community for the City of Atlanta — a competitive boys and girls AAU program, skill training for all ages, youth camps and community events. Four branches: Atlanta, Athens, Suwanee and Savannah.
Every figure below was read off HoopAtlanta’s own site, their own Shopify catalogue, their own payment portal or a platform’s own public count on 27 August 2026. Nothing is estimated.
Skill training carries published prices. The AAU program and camps do not — so no number is invented for them here.
Skill training at Virginia Highland Elementary, open to girls entering 4th through 8th grade at all skill levels, run by their own HoopAtlanta-stamped trainers. One purchase covers every date in the block.
The same programme for girls entering 9th through 12th grade, all skill levels, also at Virginia Highland Elementary and on longer 90-minute evening sessions.
A highly competitive boys and girls AAU program, ages 11U to 17U, running out of four Georgia branches. Entry is by tryout rather than purchase. Season dues are not published — the payment page takes an amount you are told separately.
How it works
“A basketball community for the City of Atlanta. We offer a successful youth program, community basketball events, skill training for all ages and much more. Come be part of what we are building.” That is their own front page, unedited.
They started in the midst of the 2020 pandemic, setting out to enhance basketball culture in the city. The stated mission is to keep growing the love for basketball across the Greater Atlanta area — boys and girls youth programs, skill training, youth camps, and events for all ages from pick-up runs to tournaments to large community gatherings.
The program itself is built around development. Their coaching staff, in their words, is made up of people who have played, coached and/or worked at every level of basketball. The motto sits on nearly every page: “Building winners in basketball and in life.”
HoopAtlanta is one of the most organized and well-run travel programs I’ve seen. Coach Jordan really advocates for his guys and does anything he can to make sure they have an opportunity to play at the next level. As a college coach, they make it very easy for me to recruit from them by having all their players maintain a 3.0 GPA and having all their info readily available.
Every photograph here was downloaded from HoopAtlanta’s own Shopify media library on their own domain.
