Golden State Sports Academy, Powered By Rakuten, Announces 2025-26 Winter Camp Schedule

Golden State Sports Academy, powered by Rakuten, has announced its 2025-26 winter camp schedule, which includes camp sessions at nine Bay Area locations for ages seven and up. Registration is now open for all winter camp sessions at gssportsacademy.com

The winter schedule will run from November 11 through February 28, highlighted by clinics at Chase Center in San Francisco and the Sephora Performance Center in Oakland. The winter schedule will include various skills clinics focusing on specific elements of the game.

Early Registration and sibling discounts are available. All sessions are for youth, ages seven and up, unless noted otherwise. For complete details on Golden State Basketball Camp and to register online, visit gssportsacademy.com or call (510) 986-5310. 

The 2025-26 Golden State Basketball Camp winter schedule includes: 

SESSIONDATESLOCATION
Veterans Day Skills ClinicNovember 11Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Thanksgiving Skills Camp w/ ExcelNovember 24-26The Ultimate Fieldhouse, Walnut Creek
Thanksgiving Skills Camp IINovember 24-26Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Thanksgiving Skills ClinicNovember 26Chase Center, San Francisco
Future Stars Camp II (ages 5-8)December 13Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Skills Clinic IIDecember 22Chase Center, San Francisco
Holiday Session IDecember 22-23Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Holiday Session II w/ ExcelDecember 22-23The Ultimate Fieldhouse, Walnut Creek
Holiday Session IIIDecember 22-23Kaiser Permanente Arena, Santa Cruz
Holiday Session IVDecember 22-23Sunset Recreation Center, San Francisco
Valkyries Holiday Session IDecember 22-23Stanislaus State University; Turlock
Holiday Session VDecember 29-31Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Holiday Session VI w/ ExcelDecember 29-31The Ultimate Fieldhouse, Walnut Creek
Holiday Session VIIDecember 29-31Independence High School, San Jose
Holiday Session VIIIDecember 29-31San Mateo High School, San Mateo
Holiday Session IXDecember 29-31Arrillaga Family Gym, Menlo Park
Skills Clinic IIIJanuary 3Chase Center, San Francisco
All Girls Clinic IIJanuary 11Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
MLK Day Skills ClinicJanuary 19Chase Center, San Francisco
Presidents Day ClinicFebruary 16Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Presidents Week Camp IFebruary 17-20Sephora Performance Center, Oakland
Presidents Week Camp IIFebruary 17-20Monta Vista High School, Cupertino
Skills Clinic IVFebruary 28Chase Center, San Francisco

Since its inception in the summer of 2000, Golden State Sports Academy has grown into the largest basketball camp program in the NBA/WNBA and has attracted over 90,000 youth from six different continents to participate in hundreds of sessions in more than 40 cities around the Bay Area. Former Warriors forward Juan Toscano-Anderson is the third former camper to play in the NBA and was the first to play for Golden State and win an NBA Championship.