Welcome to the Official Website of OMGBA
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 Kindergarten through 12th grade, boys and girls, including traveling programs for 4th grade through 8th grade.
OMGBA Registration for the 2022-23 Season
Click on the button below for all program registration information including registration links, registration open and close dates, fees, scholarships and refunds.
Senior High League Drafts to form teams are on Sunday Dec 4th.
Click HERE for dates, times, and location. For more information regarding the OMGBA House League Program click on House Programs button at the top of the page.
OMGBA Hosted Travel Tournaments
Board Meetings
Our board meets the 2nd Monday of every month (except June & July) at 7:00p.m. These meetings are open to the public. If you'd like to get on the agenda or have interest in joining the board or just attending the meeting, email the president.
Volunteers Needed for the 2022-23 Season
The OMGBA Board consists of 40 members that support over 2600 kids in grade K-12. These volunteers cover everything including coordinating programs, equipment, uniforms, awards, schedules, registration, tournaments etc... Without these valuable people, OMGBA would not be able to be one of the largest and most successful youth programs in the state. We would love to have you join our team next season. We will have several openings in various areas and levels. If interested please email admin@omgba.net
See ABOUT US for more information.
Feedback and Questions
Have a Question? Search this website - your question may already be answered. If not, contact the appropriate coordinator on the About Us Page.
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.