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About Drive5 Sports Center
Drive5 offers basketball training and events in our world-class indoor sports facility that provide youth athletes in the KC metro area with great competition and high quality instruction in a positive environment. We offer individual memberships that provide unlimited skills training, team placement, and competition for youth players. For existing teams, we offer Drive5 Partnerships that allows teams to take advantage of the resources at the Drive5 Sports Center, including weekly practice times, free entry into tournaments, and unlimited skills sessions for players.
The Drive5 facility is primarily occupied by the Drive5 Basketball Academy and Tournaments, KC Run GMC (the top 15U, 16U, and 17U players from Kansas and surrounding states), as well as home to PVA Volleyball, All In Sports, and College Park Physical Therapy. Throughout the year, you will also find other indoor sporting events, such as Futsal and gymnastics tournaments.
The Drive5 facility is primarily occupied by the Drive5 Basketball Academy and Tournaments, KC Run GMC (the top 15U, 16U, and 17U players from Kansas and surrounding states), as well as home to PVA Volleyball, All In Sports, and College Park Physical Therapy. Throughout the year, you will also find other indoor sporting events, such as Futsal and gymnastics tournaments.
John Addison - Director of Basketball Operations
John Addison has over 20 years of experience working with players and teams at every level, from youth leagues to the professional level, in both a coaching and consultative role. During these years he's spent thousands of hours working with players in one-to-one, small group, team and camp environments.
John most recently served as the top assistant at NCAA Div.II William Jewell College from the 2012-2013 season through the 2014-2015 season. Read more about Coach Addison.
John most recently served as the top assistant at NCAA Div.II William Jewell College from the 2012-2013 season through the 2014-2015 season. Read more about Coach Addison.
