Mass Premier Courts

Mass Premier Courts (MPC) offers youth leagues primarily in basketball and volleyball, with options ranging from introductory programs to more competitive play. On the basketball side, leagues span roughly K–12th grade, with programs including younger-player leagues and middle- and high-school leagues. MPC emphasizes fundamentals, skill development, confidence and equal playing opportunities, and players can generally register either as part of a team or individually. For families, that makes MPC a useful middle ground between casual recreational play and more intensive club basketball.

MPC's volleyball leagues similarly serve middle- and high-school players, with recreational leagues that combine games with skill development. Current offerings include middle-school volleyball for 7th/8th graders and advanced 6th graders, as well as high-school varsity and sub-varsity leagues; some programs allow individual registration, with players placed on teams following evaluation. Families should note that the more competitive club programs are separate from the recreational/team leagues and require tryouts.

Overall, MPC is a strong option for parents looking for an indoor facility where kids can get consistent game experience while continuing to build their basketball or volleyball skills.

Year-round

97 Green St

Foxborough, MA 02035

Varies by sport and program type, but anticipate between $100 and $300 per camp/session. There is a small fee to try out for league teams, and further pricing is reviewed after that.

Camps and leagues can be reviewed and sign-up for online here.

508.543.2626

Michael Vaughan, Ops Manager

mike@masspremiercourts.com

Ext. 1

Samantha Madden, Director of Basketball Ops

samantha@masspremiercourts.com

Ext. 2

Susan Vega, Volleyball Director

susanv@masspremiercourts.com

Ext. 3

What Parents Like

• Kids have fun while actually improving their skills. One parent said their daughter came home happy every day, felt that she was improving, and had fun at the Nike Volleyball Camp. Another specifically praised the combination of skill improvement and excellent coaching. (1)
• Parents highlighted the quality of the coaching, with one noting that their daughter described the coaches as both friendly and knowledgeable. Another parent specifically praised how engaged the staff were with the campers. (1)‍
• Another parent said their daughter made new friendships at camp and hoped to return, suggesting that the social side is an important part of the experience in addition to the volleyball instruction. (1)‍
• Independent reviews describe MPC as a well-equipped sports facility with multiple courts, seating and a range of youth programs. One reviewer specifically called it a "safe, clean and functional" facility for youth sports. (2)

What Parents Think Could Be Improved

• Multiple reviewers mention parking as a problem when the facility is full, particularly during tournaments. One reviewer said parking is "always less than ideal" during a full house. (2)‍

Our Take

The strongest parent feedback is around the volleyball experience: kids appear to have fun, improve their skills, connect with other players, and respond well to the coaching staff. The available parent reviews for the Volleyball Camp are notably positive, particularly around coaching, skill development, engagement and friendships.

For basketball and MPC's broader leagues, the recurring positives are the number of courts, breadth of programming and overall usefulness as a youth-sports venue. For these reasons, we feel this is a strong option for kids who want sport-specific basketball or volleyball training in a dedicated indoor facility.