Registration is CLOSED!

MLAA Recreational Basketball is one of the largest and most popular MLAA offerings each year. The MLAA co-ed instructional programs for grades K-2 set the foundation for lifelong basketball skills, including coordination, sportsmanship, and self-esteem, and are highlighted by fun activities and games to keep everyone interested.

Our third-sixth grade teams are an introduction to competitive team basketball in a fun and encouraging environment. Separate boys and girls teams (3/4 and 5/6) compete in the Pinelands League against teams from Medford Lakes, Tabernacle, Indian Mills, and Southampton. Local games are held in the historic Vaughan Hall (the Palestra of the Pines).

Seventh and eighth graders step up a level and play at the larger Neeta APR against Pinelands opponents. MLAA teams historically are very competitive and provide a great stepping-stone to high school competition. There is added emphasis on set plays and skills development.

Finally, we offer a HS boys league that also plays at Neeta, but is a little less structured (less emphasis on organized plays and fewer practices) and still very competitive.

If you have any questions, please contact Adam Sidor or Dave Malinowski for more information.

Deck the halls and your closet with all new sports apparel! 

MLAA and Neeta Sports Association have joined forces to bring you an exclusive fan gear line! 

MLAA has basketball and volleyball swag available right now. All other sports are coming during their season, if there is a demand for fall soccer to be added, I will request that. Your purchase helps fund equipment, uniforms, and support our amazing athletes! 

Both stores will be open until 12/1. You can pay for delivery to you or pick up at Vaughan on Dec 22. 

MLAA link: MLAA Merchandise Store

NSA link: NSA Merchandise Store

Any questions please reach out to:

Stefani Kirk, buddykirk5@gmail.com (MLAA) or

Jolynn Howell, jolynnhowell@comcast.net (NSA). 

Happy Holiday Shopping! 

Please direct all questions about MLAA Basketball to volunteer commissioners Dave Malinowski and Adam Sidor.