Nienhuis Park Community CenterBasketball Venue in Broken Arrow, OK

Hi! My name is Brooklyn. I love the game of basketball, and I love teaching kids. I played basketball in elementary, middle school, high-school, and competitive AAU basketball. Unfortunately, two shoulder surgeries put my basketball playing to an end. I have an 8 year old daughter and have coached her basketball team the last 2 years. Watching these young girls really engage and learn the game of basketball, relit the fire in me to somehow get back in this game. It would be an absolute honor and privilege to share my love and knowledge of the game with your young one!

With 28 years on the court, I blend time-tested strategies with modern techniques. I'm dedicated to helping players unlock their full potential through skill-building and fun. Let's elevate your game together.

My name is Byron Cubit Jr, and I’m a passionate basketball coach from Kansas City, Missouri. Basketball has been a part of my life since I was 5 years old, and throughout my journey as a player, I learned that the game is about more than just skills—it’s about character, discipline, and growth on and off the court. I played four years of high school basketball, starting my career at Blue Valley North before transferring to Olathe North High School, where I earned a varsity spot as a sophomore. By my junior year, I was the starting guard, known for my defensive energy, ability to guard the opposing team’s best player, knock down the three, and run the offense with leadership and confidence. I finished my senior year at Lancaster High School in Texas, continuing my dedication to the game. I continued my basketball career at Arkansas Baptist College until a wrist injury required surgery. During my recovery, I found a new passion—coaching. I coached a summer league team for a year, and that experience opened my eyes to how much I love working with kids and helping them grow not just as athletes, but as young people. After that, I returned to college, but coaching never left my heart. As a coach, I believe in teaching the game the right way while also teaching life. I want young athletes to understand that success comes from hard work, discipline, and confidence—nothing is handed to you. I always encourage players to have fun, embrace the grind, and believe in themselves on and off the court. What sets me apart is the support I give my players beyond basketball. Whether they need help in the classroom, at home, or navigating life, I show up. I’m committed to motivating and guiding each player to reach their highest potential as an athlete and as a person. I coach because I truly love it, and I want to inspire the next generation with the same passion, joy, and determination that basketball gave me.