Omaha Sports Academy

What a facility. There is ample volleyball and basketball courts room with bleacher seating and good scoreboards. The entry for a 10 year old basket ball game was a couple dollars, but they even took credit cards. Friendly staff. The concessions are full and run by teens. Spoiler- there is a bar for adult beverages.

OSA does a great job with all of their programs. They offer a variety of levels throughout all grades, as well as throughout the year. The coaches that we have personally worked with have been excellent, including Coach Beck and Coach Trey. Both are great with the kids, and somehow manage to remember every kids name in the entire program. It feels like a family of sorts.The summer program is great too, which offers a combination of skill clinics and progresses into summer intramural play. This is a great way for all the kids to play together and develop in a fun atmosphere during the off season.OSA does a great job.

OSA is a joke. You pay a lot and their coaching and management are poor at best. It's all about signing up as many kids as they can and if you aren't the tip-top, your kid will be an afterthought. There are many better basketball programs with much better coaching who truly care about development and your kid. Just watch any tourney. OSA has about 1,000 teams and like three of them are any good. OSA is after your money, no doubt about it. Do yourself a favor, don't buy the hype and check out some other programs. You'll thank me later.

The review below from Louis K is spot on. Please read his review and my review before proceeding with OSA. Everyone (or nearly everyone) gets on a team. If you child is selected for one of the top tier teams, they could have a better experience than the rest of the masses. For those on a 'regular' team its all about the money and getting you in the door. The coaching will be sub par for those not on a top tier team.The administration at OSA is unresponsive to feedback. They will drag you along until they deem it's too late for a team change or refund. As Louis said in his review, save your money and look for other options.

Loyalty program is a scam. They take your money by June 1 and don't announce team rosters until August. We had a very good reason for not returning.. they don't respond to your emails or certified letters. I am still waiting for a refund. OSA was NOT committed to our kid or family. Our last year there, didn't come close to playing the number of games advertised in the loyalty brochure.

Horrible! Designed horribly. Way too many people in one place. Almost impossible getting in and out of the place. The ref's are terrible, there to make money and care about nothingexcept there ego's. They schedule 9 p.m games on Sunday night for thirteen year olds. The place is a reflection of Nebraska basketball and coaches, awful!