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Cloud City Basketball Finishes Strong

Buddy King

Seberger Park League

The Cloud city Summer League aims to provide a safe environment for area youth to play basketball and grow their individual and team skills. Community Volunteers, Parents and St Cloud Police officers organize, coach and referee basketball games which helps foster close relationships between the youth and officers organically, though the game of basketball.


" We are providing children oppurtunities who may have never played organized ball before" says Larry Wesson, a long time resident of St. Cloud and Seberger Park Coordinator. Games are held every Tuesday and Wednesday in August, with an end of the year tournament held on the last Saturday of August. Games are played late into the evening on the tournament day with trophies, jerseys and water bottles provided to all of the approximately 300 participants that range in age from 8-18. For more information contact us at info@hwcmn.org

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