San Diego Sol
Indoor 3 on 3September 6, 2026Register
Fall Hoops FestSeptember 26–27, 2026Register
Thanksgiving For HoopsNovember 28–29, 2026Register
Christmas ClassicDecember 12–13, 2026Register
King of HoopsJanuary 16–17, 2027Register
Memorial Day InvitationalMay 29–31, 2027Register
Summer SensationalJune 19–20, 2027Register
Summer SlamJuly 23–25, 2027RegisterWho we are
Started in 1997. Still in the same gym every night.
San Diego Sol began as a women’s travel team. Nearly thirty years later it is a full club — camps, clinics, teams from kindergarten through high school, and the leagues and tournaments the rest of the county plays in.
In one sentence
We think youth sport is a way to teach kids things that outlast basketball, and we run the club so that a beginner and a college-bound junior get the same care.
1997
The year Sol started
K–12
Every grade, boys and girls
6
Courts in our building
8
Tournaments a year
The story
From one travel team to a club that runs the calendar.
San Diego Sol started in 1997 as a women’s travel team. It grew the way most good clubs do — a few families at a time, mostly by word of mouth, mostly because kids kept coming back.
Today the club serves boys and girls roughly 5 to 18 years old. There are teams at three levels: Little Hoopers for kindergarten through 2nd grade, youth teams for 3rd through 8th, and high school. Around those teams sit camps and clinics that run all year, weekly skills classes, and the leagues and tournaments we host for our own teams and for clubs from across Southern California.
The thing that quietly changed everything was getting our own facility. Sol is the only club in San Diego with its own practice gym, which means our teams are not fighting for church-hall time at 8pm on a Tuesday. It also means a player who wants extra reps has somewhere to get them.
What we believe
Participation in sport is a vehicle to teach lifelong lessons and values to young people.
We run programs and events with integrity and professionalism, and we try to make it a good experience for players, coaches and spectators alike — including the ones on the other bench.
What is different here
Three things clubs cannot copy quickly.
We run the building
Six courts we control. Practices do not move, seasons do not get bumped by a school calendar, and players who want extra work have a place to do it.
A hiring bar for coaches
Every coach played in high school or college and has coached at that level. And they have to be a good person — that part is not negotiable.
Everything under one roof
Camps, skills classes, teams, leagues and tournaments all run out of the same building, by the same staff. Families are not chasing four organizations across the county.
What people say
Not our words.
“The Sol’s highly experienced and knowledgeable coaching staff uses a positive approach to the game, focusing heavily on fundamentals, individual skill development and team play. Players who come out of this program are well-rounded and skillful, and prepared to succeed in all phases of their careers.”
Jenny Gross — Head Coach, UC Davis
“My daughter has been playing at San Diego Sol since the first grade. Today she is a junior and still loves the game. Great coaches, excellent facilities and outstanding basketball skills is what they offer. Thanks for a great experience!”
Jaime Hernandez — Sol parent
More about the club
Keep going.
Our coaches
Bios for every coach on staff, plus the people who run the club day to day.
Photo gallery
Twenty-odd years of camps, seasons, banners and gym floors.
Sol players in the news
What alumni are doing in college and beyond.
10455 Pomerado Rd, San Diego CA 92131