Tillamook Youth Basketball

04/12/2026

Starts today! 4-5pm at THS 🏀🧀

Reminder- Offseason workouts! Sign up at www.tillamookbasketball.com

03/29/2026

Reminder- Offseason workouts! Sign up at www.tillamookbasketball.com

03/20/2026

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Awesome opportunity to work on offseason skills!

Sunday - Off season Skill development is back! Come to one or all of them! Offered 5 Sundays in the spring. Focus will be on skill development and Live game play.

Register at www.tillamookbasketball.com

03/14/2026

Congratulations to our individual All State Tournament players!

8th Graders
David Rider -2nd team
Kelii Weggen - Honorable Mention
Eddie Wilson - Honorable Mention

We are proud of all of you! 🏀 🧀

03/14/2026

Congratulations 👏

As the Youth Basketball program started our mission and goal is not only to help players develop basketball skills, but also to recognize the character that makes great teammates and leaders.

Each year, our program presents the Triple Threat Award, which recognizes athletes who demonstrate leadership, coachability, teamwork, and strong individual effort throughout the season.

This year, two student-athletes consistently showed those qualities.

The 2026 Triple Threat Award winners, David Rider and Maggie Mulder.

David Rider demonstrated great effort, a positive attitude, and a strong commitment to his teammates.

Maggie Mulder showed outstanding leadership, energy, and encouragement for those around her.

Both athletes set a great example of what youth sports should represent.

They were awarded today during an assembly at TJHS by their coaches!

03/14/2026

As the Youth Basketball program started our mission and goal is not only to help players develop basketball skills, but also to recognize the character that makes great teammates and leaders.

Each year, our program presents the Triple Threat Award, which recognizes athletes who demonstrate leadership, coachability, teamwork, and strong individual effort throughout the season.

This year, two student-athletes consistently showed those qualities.

The 2026 Triple Threat Award winners, David Rider and Maggie Mulder.

David Rider demonstrated great effort, a positive attitude, and a strong commitment to his teammates.

Maggie Mulder showed outstanding leadership, energy, and encouragement for those around her.

Both athletes set a great example of what youth sports should represent.

They were awarded today during an assembly at TJHS by their coaches!

03/09/2026

Sunday - Off season Skill development is back! Come to one or all of them! Offered 5 Sundays in the spring. Focus will be on skill development and Live game play.

Register at www.tillamookbasketball.com

03/04/2026

🏀 The Offseason Is Here — Time to Get Better!

Players, this is where growth happens. The work you put in now on skill development and shooting will make the difference next season. Consistency matters!

Parents, thank you for continuing to encourage and support your athletes during the offseason. Your support makes all the difference.

Stay tuned for upcoming open gym dates and live drill opportunities. Let’s keep building together! 💪

03/04/2026

Huge thank you to Tillamook Creamery for supporting our youth basketball teams and making it possible for us to compete at the Oregon Small School State Championships hosted by Oregon Amateur Basketball.

Your generosity gives our athletes the chance to compete, grow, and proudly represent our community. We truly appreciate your investment in Tillamook youth basketball! 🏀

03/01/2026

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02/27/2026

"Building a generation"

Sports teach us to handle adversity without folding. He’ll know what a 5AM workout feels like. He’ll understand how to push through frustration. He’ll learn how to respond when things don’t go his way and how to lead without blaming others. Most kids quit when it gets hard. This game forces you to stay. To adjust. To grow. To compete when you’re tired. To keep showing up.

A young kid who learns how to work, sacrifice, push through failure, and stay committed when things get uncomfortable is built to succeed in ANY arena of life. That’s the goal. Not just raising a hooper. I’m raising a disciplined, confident, mentally tough young man. That’s a dream that never dies.

Sports don’t guarantee success or scholarships.They guarantee character if you embrace the lessons.

The better question is, “Who is he becoming while chasing it?” That’s something no one can take away, because everything earned through hard work lasts longer than anything that’s simply given. 🏀 🧀