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Sartell Area Youth Basketball Association

Mission:  SAYBA will provide programs which develop skilled and competitive basketball players in our community.  SAYBA is dedicated to encouraging self-confidence, positive attitude, team work and good sportsmanship through the game of basketball.

Upcoming Events

Coaches Meeting Tuesday, October 8th at Sartell Community Center

Girls Head Coaches at 7p

Boys Head Coaches at 8p

SAYBA Picture Day Sunday, October 27th watch for more details on times and location.


2024 - 2025 Information

  • **NEW THIS YEAR** We are offering open gym passes for $25.  These passes can be used at the Sartell Community Center on Tuesdays and Fridays from 5:30 to 8:45 in the months of October and March.  We will also have sporadic open gym availability throughout the season and will notify all SAYBA members of these occurrences. 
  • Fees: 3rd grade $235 - Registration still open

SAYBA Winter Classic

SAYBA will host our 29th Annual SAYBA Winter Classic in January 2025. 

New this year.....

Girls will be on Saturday, January 11th

Boys will be on Saturday, January 18th.  

See tournament page for more information. 

Past Events

Thank you to our 2023-2024 Sponsors

Platinum

Gilleland ~ Coborns, Inc ~ House of Pizza ~ 173 Farms

Gold

Bell Orthodontics ~ Second Street Coffeehouse ~

Sailer Chiropractic

Silver

Rollga ~ Integration Fitness/Crave Studio

Partnerships

SAYFA ~ SBA

 

Board Members

Katie Neuman and Rebecca Pickler (President - Co)

Trina Peeters (Treasurer)

Meghan Kelsey (Communications/Secretary)

Cory Peeters (Tournament Director/Coaches Development)

Joe Patten (K-2 Director/Assistant Coaches Development)

Katie Oistad (Assistant K-2 Director/In-House)

Rachel Smith (Practice Scheduler)

Katie Neuman and Rebecca Pickler (Apparel/Equipment/Uniform Director)

Kai Lewis (7th/8th grade rep)

Josh Boom (6th grade rep)

Stacy Rademacher (5th grade rep)

Lindsey Clark (4th grade rep) 

Caleb Curry (3rd grade rep)

    REMINDER: Weather Related Issues

    Just a reminder that when school is closed (or closes early) due to weather related issues, there will be no SAYBA practices those nights.  This is for the safety of the players and parents, regardless of if the practice was at one of the schools or the community center.