Osseo Maple Grove Basketball Association

The Osseo Maple Grove Basketball Association (OMGBA) is a volunteer group formed in the 1970's to provide the best basketball opportunities for youth in Osseo and Maple Grove High School attendance areas. We are proud of our programs that serve 2000+ youth and are always trying to improve, but we can use your help. We offer programs for 1st grade through 12th grade, boys and girls, including traveling programs for 5th grade through 8th grade.

5th-6th Grade House Basketball Online Registration Starts August 1, 2008.  Registration will be closed from September 14th through September 22nd.  Registration will re-open on September 23rd and will close on November 21st, 2008.

7th-8th Grade House Basketball Online Registration Starts August 1, 2008.  Registration will be closed from September 14th through September 22nd.  Registration will re-open on September 23rd and will close October 15, 2008.

9th - 12th Grade House Online Registration Starts August 1, 2008. and will close November 29th, 2008.

Click on Registration and Fees for a link to our registration site.

The Vino Sisters, an occasional home accessories store in Corcoran, MN, is sponsoring a fundraiser for the MGSH Girls b-ball program. On Thursday, Oct. 9 from 6-9pm 20% of all sales will be donated to the high school girls program. We invite you to visit our store and support the high school girls basketball program. For directions visit www.vinosisters.com

The 3rd Monday of every month (except July - no meeting) at the Maple Grove Community Center (except June - we meet offsite) at 7:00p.m. Open to the public. If you'd like to get on the agenda, email the president.

Have a Question? Search this website - your question may already be answered. If not, contact the appropriate coordinator on the Contact page or one of the following:

Questions about Registration?
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Note: Information on this website is believed correct at time of publishing. OMGBA reserves the right to correct errors and make changes to facilitate program operation.