They are very soccer first and not kids or coaches. Because ever kid is going to get at full ride to college.

BASC is a great club environment that genuinely works to develop the children within the group as well as other organizations. It is incredibly family friendly and a great opportunity for players from their kickstart program (3-4 year olds), through to the High School age group.They continue to make impressive improvements to their facility, including lighting for evening games, irrigation and sprinkler systems, and a new referee facility onsite.The complex itself is in fantastic shape. Our team jokes that we are a bit spoiled with this facility vs others that we visit because it is so well maintained and the staff clearly works hard to do so.The people within the organization clearly dedicate so much of themselves to the programs, as it is in everything they do for the teams, their parents, and the community.As a parent of a current player, and a former player myself, I have been proud to be a part of BASC.

I love soccer. They had great support and my son loved it. Only thing I didnt care for was some of the crazy parents. They need to kick out some of the bad parents.

I just joined BASC this season and it has been nothing less than a great experience. The coaches, staff, and parents have been wonderful. This is my daughters first year of soccer and she is gelling so well with her teammates. She feels like shes been part of the team since day 1. I am so glad we joined and you will not be disappointed.

My son was a part of the kickstart program. He had so much fun playing for the first time with other children in the sport. Coach Steve was a tremendous coach! He was always there for the kids and even remembered all of their names and made it a point to make sure no one got frustrated or was left behind. Of course each four-year-old or three-year-old had an adult with them at all times but that didn’t take away from the fact that these kids had such a great time learning drills and building character. Don’t forget your camera when the time comes to play “new ball “. It is one of the funniest and most entertaining things you’ll ever see!

My Son has been a member of the club going on 3 years now which has been wonderful. There are plenty of things going on so we stay busy most of the year with his team. We are grateful for the coaches and the staff that make it such a wonderful club to be a part of !

I had a great experience with the staff! Left an item at the field and the staff went out of their way to contact us and mailed the item to me immediately!

We had a very positive experience with Broken Arrow Soccer Club, both as coaches and parents. Our daughter enjoyed the time she spent playing soccer with BASC. We found the staff to be knowledgeable and organized. Jessica has always been helpful and informative.

Don’t do the kickstart program! My kids class had 30 kids to one coach. And it’s at 8:30 in the mourning! They don’t tell you that before you sign up. Most every class was freezing at that time in the mourning. I had to decide whether to force my 4yo out in the cold or skip classes and waste money. I choose the latter rather than make him dread a sport he otherwise likes. Do the union soccer club, half the price, about 10 kids per team, afternoon practices. You don’t have to be in union to join.

Ive had my kids in BASC for years and I have to Say it’s one of the best clubs in the country.

My daughter has participated with BASCOK for the last 4 years. It is a great club and our experience has been positive. The office staff has been helpful, efficient, and responsive when we have had questions. The facilities are great and we appreciate the improvements that have been made. Keep up the great work BASCOK!

BASC is the best club (any sport) that weve ever been associated with. Our kids have participated in club track, soccer, basketball & volleyball - the BASC staff, facilities, player development programs from toddlers up to teenagers should be the model statewide.

My daughter has played for BASC for the last 3 seasons. We have experienced a pleasant experience with the club from Registration to Coaches. Jessica Pipal, the office manager, has been especially helpful in answering any questions we have had along the way. I appreciate her friendly and professional manner in all of our communication about soccer. I recommend this recreational club to friends all the time!

Basc is the worst club I have ever been part of. My kids played last season and it was almost acceptable.1st the officiating was mediocre at best. You as a parent can not discuss calls with any referees peroid, so you take it up with club and instead of checking on it you are automatically wrong and the club is right, even if you have lots of prior experience.2nd you request teams for your children that have similar practices, times and/or areas but that is an outrageous thing to ask. The excuse is there are over 1800 kids and they cant do anything special but I pay $85 per kid and with over 1800 kids thats 150k + in revenue, not counting the tournament fees, and you cant buy a computer program that does most for you. You can request a change but they will not try to help in any way. They do not truly care about the kids or the game, just the money.To sum it up, I will take my kids and my business to Tulsa metro next season. BASC leaves much to want!!!

Our family has been part of BASC for about 16 years. First, our kids and now our grandkids. It has always been a positive experience. The development program for the little kids is a fantastic idea. Yes, there are about 25-30 kids per coach but parent participation is required to make the practices run smoothly. The coach tells everyone what to do, then the parent walks their kid through it. Both of my grandkids have enjoyed doing it. Theyve had times when they had a meltdown or wanted to quit, but then thats just part of being 3 and 4 years old.

I have had 4 kids play for BASC and have always had a wonderful experience!!

Ive always had a great experience with Broken Arrow Soccer Club! My daughters have played through Broken Arrow Soccer Club combined for the past 5 years! We love it!The coaches, teams, and office staff for BASC is top notch!

If you are trying to decide to play a tournament here or not, DONT DO IT!!!Ive been involved with soccer for 35 years at all levels.If you come, dont expect your childs team to be treated fairly and with respect, unless your team is from Broken Arrow. Thankfully, none of our children had serious injuries due to the absolute terrible officiating and home cooking. The officials for our games were from Broken Arrow and were all socializing with the Broken Arrow teams/fans before, at half, and after the games. Socializing with fans is fine, until we seen how unfairly the game would be called. I had refrained from leaving a negative comment, but after speaking with other clubs that have had the same experience, I felt the need to warn others that might be debating on entering their tournaments. Our soccer endeavors will be just fine without returning to Broken Arrow.

My daughter went here last year and they were a very hateful unorganized company. I decided to give it another try since my daughter wanted to play again and it has been the same as last year. I will not be going through them any longer. I dislike leaving a comment that isnt positive but I myself read reviews and know how important they are. I would not recommend this soccer club to Broken Arrow folks.

I’ve had so much fun @ basc!!

Our family has been members for 16 plus years.I absolutely love the family atmosphere of the Broken Arrow Soccer Club.I would not have my kids play for another club.I would dare to say we have the best complex by far

2nd year playing with BASC! We love our coach, the fields are great and the ladies in the office are helpful and they treat my kids great!!! Keep up the great work BASC

Best club and staff in the area.

Broken arrow soccer club is the best club i’ve played in!

Very professional, very friendly staff. A+

Nice fields and tough competition

This place is horrible in tournerments they want local teams to win their refs go for local teams on purpose and a friend said that the people that give out medals told a local team they will get 1st

Its a good soccer comple,