A basketball community for the City of Atlanta, founded in the midst of the 2020 pandemic. They run a competitive boys and girls AAU program, skill training for all ages, youth camps and community events, across four Georgia branches — Atlanta, Athens, Suwanee and Savannah. Their motto is “Building winners in basketball and in life.”
Two listings are published: $50.00 for girls entering 4th through 8th grade, and $60.00 for high school girls, both at Virginia Highland Elementary. One purchase covers every date in the block. Both listings still carry October 2024 dates and were published in August 2024, yet remain on sale — so confirm the current schedule with them before paying.
Yes, but only by one route. The two product tiles on their skill training page link to working product pages with an Add to Cart button, and the checkout does function — adding the $60 listing returns a $60.00 cart total. However the “View all” link next to them, and every other collection page on the store, renders their About Us page with no products on it at all. If you leave those two tiles you cannot find your way back to the catalogue.
By tryout, not by purchase. Their “Register here” button points to linktr.ee/hoopatlanta, which holds four tryout registration links running through HoopSeen’s PlayerFirst platform — one each for HoopAtlanta, HoopAthens, HoopGwinnett and HoopSavannah. The tryout dates printed on their site carry no year.
Not published. Dues are paid through a Converge hosted payment page linked from their youth program page, and that page has an open amount field — you enter the figure you have been quoted. A 3.00% surcharge applies to credit cards, with none on debit cards. That page loads and works.
No. As of 27 August 2026 their camps page reads “Stay tuned for when we announce our next camps!” and their camps collection contains no products. No camp, date or price is currently offered anywhere on the site.
No. A Merch collection exists in the store’s structure but contains zero products. Their entire live catalogue is four items: the two skill training blocks, a Fall League entry at $250.00 and a Hoop Exchange vendor space at $100.00.
Their own published list of collaborators is Under Armour Basketball, the Rise Circuit and HoopSeen, named in their Instagram bio and in a pinned post on X. Their tryout registrations do run through HoopSeen’s platform. They also run the Hoop Exchange, the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Cup, the HoopAtlanta Holiday Classic and a Fall League.
Not published. No founder, director, coach or trainer is named anywhere on their site. One testimonial refers to a “Coach Jordan”, but no surname appears. Their pages describe “certified skill trainers” and “HoopAtlanta-stamped trainers” without defining either term or naming anyone.
@hoopatlanta — 6,954 followers and 1,209 posts, bio “Atlanta’s Basketball Community”. On X they are @hoopatlanta_, joined November 2021, 2,253 followers. Facebook and YouTube accounts under the same name belong to a different, older entity — a 2010–2011 tournament at the Georgia World Congress Center — so they are not listed as theirs here.
By email at hoopatlantabasketball@gmail.com or by phone on 404-790-7893 — both taken from their own payment portal. Their web contact form is at hoopatlanta.com/pages/aau, on a URL handle named “aau”; /pages/contact itself returns a 404.
Because the gaps are real. Anything HoopAtlanta has not published — dues, camp dates, staff names, an address, a current season schedule — is marked as unpublished rather than filled with a guess. Every figure that is stated here was read off their own site, their own catalogue, their own payment portal or a platform’s own public count on 27 August 2026.
