Coconut Creek Hosts ‘Built to Ball’ Basketball Conditioning Event for Teens March 14

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The City of Coconut Creek will host a one-day basketball conditioning event this month to help young athletes sharpen their skills on and off the court.

Built to Ball Basketball Conditioning will take place Saturday, March 14, from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Recreation Complex, 4555 Sol Press Blvd.

The program is designed for participants ages 11 to 16 and will focus on strength and conditioning, ball handling, and pick-up style games.

Space is limited to 12 participants, and registration will remain open until the session is full.

The cost is $10 for Coconut Creek residents and $15 for non-residents. To qualify for resident pricing, participants must provide a state-issued driver’s license or a valid passport for identification, along with proof of Coconut Creek residency. Accepted documents include a valid voter registration card, a water bill, a cable bill, or an electric bill. Bills must be dated within two months of submission.

Payment must be made by credit card.

Participants are required to wear proper athletic attire, including close-toed shoes. To verify age and legal guardianship, a copy of the participant’s birth certificate may be required at walk-in registration locations.

Registration is available online at Webtrac or in person at the Recreation Complex or the Community Center, 1100 Lyons Road. A WebTrac account is required for online registration. Those needing assistance setting up an account may contact the Recreation Complex at 954-956-1580.

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