Welcome to
Junior Mustangs and Lady Mustangs Basketball!
The Junior and Lady Mustangs feeder programs are dedicated to preparing young athletes to be their best and grow self confidence and respect. We teach the value of competitiveness on and off the court. We value commitment, accountability and personal growth. Our program starts with those entering 3rd grade in the coming fall season. Tryouts are in March immediately after the winter basketball season is over. GO MUSTANGS!
Boys Spring Clinic Registration is Open!
April and May Clinics
Open to 2nd – 8th grade boys
Focused on specific skills, targeting ball handling, footwork, shot creation and shooting form. All Spring Clinics will be run by Millard North Basketball coaches.
Recent Tournament News
8th Grade Blue
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Congrats 2nd Grade Blue!
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Congrats 2nd Grade Silver!
OSA League Champs
Congrats 3rd Grade Blue!
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3rd Grade Silver
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3rd Grade White
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7th Grade Blue
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8th Grade Silver
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8th Grade White
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About Us
In the Mustang Youth Basketball program, we strive to challenge your athlete to their maximum potential in practice and in games. Through patient coaching of the fundamentals of basketball, our goal is make your athlete a well rounded and prepared basketball player that will ideally play at the high school level. Our focus is on improvement, game knowledge, decision making and team play.
Our Mission
The Mission of Mustang Youth Basketball is to organize and execute a highly competitive instructional basketball program for the youth of Omaha and the surrounding area. Our athletes will compete at the highest level of competition; in state, regionally and nationally. In turn, this will provide the athletes the opportunity to improve as players, but more importantly as people. Through hard work, commitment, desire and talent, our goal is to develop young people to be their best and ultimately be leaders in their communities. This program will always demand good sportsmanship from players, parents and coaches.