The Most Iconic Basketball Courts In The USA

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Today, we'd like to give you a glimpse into some of the most iconic basketball court's in modern history. It will be a nice precursor, since we are taking the young Royal's to one of the places on the list! (Hint: The one in Los Angeles!) On September 8th, the Royal's are also getting to PLAY on the same court! 

1. Allen Fieldhouse

Home court for Kansas Jayhawks. A collegiate powerhouse, who named this stadium after the person who initially founded the sport of basketball. James Naismith. 




2. Madison Square Garden

Iconic home court of the NY Knicks. No matter what team is on the court, the fans always bring their A-game. This is the stage where every athlete desires to compete. You will not find a bigger stage than here! 





3. Staples Center

Our favorite arena (but of course, we are a little bit biased). Home to the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers. So many of basketballs biggest moments have taken place here. 
P.S. Your child has a chance to play on this very court, Sept. 8th! Book your spot by calling us!





4. Rupp Arena

Just look at this! The largest basketball arena in the country, and a home to the Kentucky Wildcats. This program is all about winning. Kentucky is known to be one of the most consistent powerhouses in college basketball. The environment is second to none.




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