Fundamentals of the Game Basketball Clinic - Winter II 2025

Holt Athletics Association is proud to announce the Fundamentals of the Game Basketball Clinic for Boys & Girls, ages 8 to 14. Come learn from Experienced Coaches and improve your game in a fun and nurturing atmosphere. The clinic will run over a 5 week period from March 16th to April 13th, for 2 hours each session from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Regardless of your current skill level, it is essential to always improve your fundamentals if you want to improve your game. 

The program costs $25 per week ($125 Total) if paid weekly or $100 if you pay online for all weeks in advance. (Coupon Code: BBALL25)

If you have any questions please reach out to Don Daves at Phone 984-260-5668 or E-mail dondaves@holtathleticassociation.org

Youth Soccer League - Spring 2025

Holt Athletic Association is pleased to announce the introduction of our Spring Soccer League.

The league will run from April 1st to May 31st and will be held at the Holt Athletic Association Fields at 98 Hedgerow Place, Durham, NC 27703.

All Games and Practices will be held on Friday nights and Saturday.

The league will be age based and we will offer 4 different age brackets.

Ages 5-6 $250

Ages 7-8 $250

Ages 9-10  $250

Ages 11-15 $250

All fees include the following:

Field Rentals, Referees, Game Balls, Maintenance, More Space and Longer Game Times.

                                                          Ryan Thomas

Ryan grew up in Durham, NC. He played a variety of sports as a kid...baseball, basketball, football, soccer, swimming, tennis, and volleyball.  Whatever it was, he wanted to compete. He believes that playing every sport he could when he was younger allowed him to be a better athlete overall. He ran, he jumped, and his muscles developed in different ways and he did whatever he could athletically to win...and his body allowed him to do it. Eventually he had to choose between the sport he loved (basketball) or the one that would take him places (soccer). At the age of 15 he decided to focus solely on soccer.

Growing up he played soccer on the club level, Olympic development teams and collegiately at UNC-Chapel Hill. He has coached soccer teams and personally coached and trained kids for over 15 years. He said that “It's the best feeling in the world when you see them actually get it”.