BVYSA × AKORA · Private review · Future facilities and recognition packages subject to approval
THE FUTURE OF BVYSA

BUILDING THE FUTURE OF YOUTH SPORTS IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY.

A Home for Every Athlete. A Pathway for Every Dream.

A proposed campus where young people can learn, train, compete, and prepare for life.

01 / Main Vision & Mission

A HOME FOR THE
WHOLE STUDENT-ATHLETE.

BVYSA is working toward a comprehensive youth sports, education, and community campus serving Bryan, College Station, and the surrounding Brazos Valley.

As a registered Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) program, BVYSA supports development at every level—from first athletic skills to preparation for high school, collegiate, and national competition.

Every child deserves an opportunity to develop, regardless of current ability, experience, or economic background. Our vision brings coaching, education, mentorship, and athletic opportunity into one connected environment.

The goal reaches beyond the next game: stronger students, leaders, and future members of our community.

CURRENTLY ACTIVE

Our foundation.

BVYSA’s registered AAU organization and current athlete-development activities.

LAUNCHING JANUARY 4, 2027

REDSHIRT 365.

Year-round development at SFA Middle School. Free registration, orientation, then the first $125 monthly athlete payment.

REGISTER FREE
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

A permanent campus.

The proposed campus, expanded leagues, after-school programming, and senior wellness vision.

02 / Junior Olympic & Youth Sports Campus · Proposed Vision

COLLEGE-LEVEL OPPORTUNITIES.
BUILT FOR OUR YOUTH.

A regional campus designed to support AAU competition, recreational leagues, athletic training, educational programming, and community events. Development will depend on fundraising, partnerships, planning, and phased construction.

Conceptual campus relationshipsFOOTBALL+ TRACKINDOORFOOTBALLBASKETBALL+ VOLLEYBALLLEARNING+ MENTORSHIPFITNESS+ RECOVERYSENIOR WELLNESS+ COMMUNITY

Illustrative concept only · Not an architectural rendering, approved site plan, or representation of an existing facility. Layout, scale, site, and scope remain subject to planning and approval.

Indoor athletics

  • 100-yard indoor football training facility with turf, seating, and scoreboard
  • Two full-size basketball gymnasiums with volleyball-ready courts and equipment
  • Practice and skill-development areas
  • Strength and conditioning center
  • Speed and agility training areas
  • Recovery and wellness spaces
  • Locker rooms and athlete support facilities

Outdoor athletics

  • Full-size outdoor football field
  • Nine-lane running track and field-event training areas
  • Practice fields and athletic-development spaces
  • Outdoor training areas
  • Family gathering areas and playground
  • Spectator seating and event amenities

Academics + administration

  • Classrooms, tutoring, and technology labs
  • Film study and meeting rooms
  • College and career readiness spaces
  • Leadership and mentorship classrooms
  • Coaches’ and administrative offices
  • Parent meeting spaces
  • Community multipurpose rooms
03 / AAU Athlete Development Pathways

FROM FIRST-TIME ATHLETES
TO NATIONAL COMPETITORS.

Children do not have to be elite athletes to belong at BVYSA. Our development vision provides a starting point and room to grow.

Foundational development

Coordination, movement, teamwork, and sport fundamentals.

Recreational development

Organized sport, confidence, discipline, and physical fitness.

Competitive development

Advanced coaching, stronger competition, and additional development opportunities.

Junior Olympic pathways

Qualified athletes pursuing higher-level AAU competitions, showcases, Junior Olympic opportunities, and national events where applicable.

High school + collegiate preparation

Varsity preparation, combines, recruiting education, and collegiate opportunities.

National and Junior Olympic participation depends on the sport, qualification requirements, and applicable AAU rules. Registering with BVYSA does not automatically qualify an athlete for these events. These pathways describe development opportunities; no separate elite-team enrollment is being offered here.
04 / Future After-School Program

WHEN SCHOOL ENDS,
OPPORTUNITY BEGINS.

We envision a structured after-school environment where students continue learning, moving, and growing, with support for families across the Brazos Valley.

Academic development

  • Homework assistance and tutoring
  • Academic accountability and goal setting
  • Reading and mathematics support
  • Study halls and computer access

Athletic development

  • Daily physical activity
  • Speed, agility, strength, and movement fundamentals
  • Basketball and football skills
  • Track and field fundamentals
  • Multisport exposure

Personal development

  • Leadership, mentorship, and character
  • Financial literacy and life skills
  • College and career exposure
  • Teamwork and accountability

Family support

  • Safe, structured, supervised activities
  • School and community partnerships
  • Potential transportation partnerships
  • Opportunities for working families
Future program · enrollment is not open.
Transportation, meals, hours, and operating details have not been established. Confirmed services will be announced as the program develops.
05 / A College-Campus Experience for Youth

MORE THAN A SPORTS COMPLEX.
A CAMPUS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION.

Imagine arriving after school, completing homework, getting academic support, joining a leadership session, and training with qualified coaches—all on one connected campus.

That is the environment we want to build: education, opportunity, mentorship, and positive role models woven into the athlete’s day.

01

Arrive

A welcoming, structured setting.

02

Learn

Homework and academic support.

03

Lead

Mentorship and life skills.

04

Train

Purposeful athletic development.

05

Grow

Preparation for life beyond sport.

Illustrative future experience, not an operating daily schedule.

06 / Regional Community Impact

BUILT IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY.
DESIGNED TO SERVE THE REGION.

The proposed campus is intended to serve Bryan, College Station, and the seven-county Brazos Valley region, creating more opportunities close to home for families who travel for training and competition.

A place to develop

  • Youth sports leagues and tournaments
  • AAU competitions and qualifying events, subject to approval
  • Camps and clinics
  • Coaching education
  • School and youth-mentorship partnerships

A place to connect

  • Volunteer and internship opportunities
  • Family wellness and recreation
  • Regional sports tourism and economic activity
  • Community partnerships
  • Future senior wellness and intergenerational mentorship

Our long-term objective is to make the Brazos Valley a destination for youth athletic development and a lasting source of opportunity for local families.

07 / Capital Campaign & Ways to Help

THE NEXT GENERATION
IS WORTH INVESTING IN.

Land, facilities, equipment, educational spaces, and future programs will take community support, major donors, businesses, foundations, and long-term investment.

SIGN YOUR POCKETBOOK UP.

Capital Campaign 365 is how our community can help build what comes next.

The campus is a proposed development. Final budget, site, scope, construction dates, and fundraising totals will be shared after approval.