EBI Basketball Skills and Drills Classes

Program Overview
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Bellevue has teamed up with Eastside Basketball Institute to offer monthly basketball skill development sessions. The experienced EBI coaches can help students master the fundamentals which will take their game to the next level. Class sizes will be limited to maintain a low student-coach ratio.

K-2nd Grade Skills and Drills Class – January/February Classes (1/9-2/27) This class will teach the basic fundamentals of basketball for entry level players. Coach Robinson and Coach Johnson will develop player’s ball handling, shooting, and defensive skills so they can be ready for fall and winter league play.

3rd-5th Grade Skills and Drills Class – January/February Classes (1/9-2/27)  This class will continue to reinforce the fundamentals of basketball for second through third grade players. Coach Robinson and Coach Johnson will challenge players with progressive ball handling, shooting, and defensive drills with an ball emphasis on ball control, hustle, and teamwork.

More About Eastside Basketball Institute
EBI develops young basketball athletes into passionate leaders on the court that exhibit confidence and consistency. At EBI, we believe this begins with strong fundamental skills that lay the foundation

EBI’s Mission: We motivate, challenge and inspire our students to push beyond their own preset limits of what's possible elevating every player's skills and confidence to the next level in an intense yet fun environment.

EBI’s Vision: To provide individual players and teams with the skills to compete at the highest level.

EBI Staff
"The Shot Doctor" Felicia Johnson
Felicia began playing basketball in the sixth grade in the Miller Community Center League. Then, she played four years on the Franklin High School Varsity Team. During her senior year, the team placed second in the Metro League state tournament. She continued her basketball career at Bellevue Community College and finished at Central Washington University.

After coaching in the Emerald City Basketball Academy, select program, she went on to become an assistant coach at Skyline High School. In 2004, Felicia was named head coach of the Eastlake Girls' Basketball Team. Since then, Felicia has coached various levels ranging from Boys and Girls Clubs, select programs, and girls high school and college level teams. Felicia has spent the past 15 years on the greater Eastside as a private basketball coach training teams and mentoring young athletes to become confident on and off the courts. For Felicia, coaching is a truly rewarding experience.

Questions? Contact Todd Falconer at the Bellevue Boys & Girls Club. 425.454.6162