

FLOW Basketball is a girls basketball program based in the Rio Grande Valley for students in grades 6 through 8. We help players grow in basketball, confidence, teamwork, focus, and leadership.
CONNECTION • HONESTY • GROWTH

FLOW Basketball is more than a basketball team.
We help young players grow on and off the court.
Our program is for girls in grades 6 through 8.
Players will learn basketball skills, teamwork, confidence, and leadership. We want every player to grow in three areas:
Think clearly and stay calm.
Move well and grow strong.
Grow as a kind person.
Our goal is to help young players become strong, kind, and responsible leaders.
Players will learn how to:
The middle school years are a big time for growth.
Young people begin to make more choices on their own.
They also learn more about who they are and who they want to become.
FLOW gives players a safe place to learn, practice, make mistakes, and grow.
FLOW uses basketball and other healthy activities to teach life skills. The program may include:
All activities should connect back to the same goal:
HELP EACH PLAYER GROW IN MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT.
We care about each other.
We listen, support, and work as one team.
We tell the truth and take responsibility.
We learn from our mistakes.
We work to get better every day.
We do not need to be perfect. We need to keep learning.
BASKETBALL IS THE TOOL.
GROWTH IS THE GOAL.
FLOW Basketball helps players build skills for the game and for life.
Tryouts OpenConnection, Honesty, and Growth guide everything we do. They lead to our mission:
We give girls the tools and confidence to:
REAL TOOLS. REAL TALK. REAL IMPACT.
PREPARING HER ON THE COURT, IN SCHOOL, AND IN LIFE.
The name FLOW comes from the idea of a flow state.
A flow state happens when you are fully focused on what you are doing. You feel calm, confident, and ready. You are not worried about the past or the next play. You are focused on the moment in front of you.
Basketball can help players learn how to enter this state.
At FLOW, players learn to:
These skills do not only help in basketball. They can also help at school, at home, and in life.
“BE WHERE YOUR FEET ARE.”



Coach Clydon Vista
Founder & Head Coach, FLOW Basketball
Coach Clydon Vista is a Filipino American who was raised in the Rio Grande Valley.
He played varsity basketball at Nikki Rowe High School in McAllen, Texas.
Coach Clydon earned a bachelor’s degree in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. He later earned a Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree.
As an occupational therapist, he has worked with children and families to build:
Coach Clydon created FLOW Basketball because he saw that young players need more than drills and games.
They also need positive coaches, strong role models, and a safe place to grow.
His goal is to help young people in the Rio Grande Valley become better players, better teammates, and better leaders.
He also wants to challenge the idea of the “Valley mindset” that tells young people to think small, fear failure, or believe they must leave home to succeed.
FLOW teaches players that they can grow, lead, and build something meaningful right here in their own community.
“TO HELP YOUNG PLAYERS GROW INTO CALM, CONFIDENT, AND CARING LEADERS
THROUGH BASKETBALL.”
That belief shapes everything we do at FLOW.
See how the program is built
FLOW is a basketball program for girls in grades 6 through 8.
Players will train, compete, and grow together.
We want each player to become better at basketball and stronger in life.
Players will train twice each week.
Practices focus on basketball skills, teamwork, confidence, focus, and leadership.
Some are local. Some are out of town.
Some tournaments are close to home and some require travel. Full dates and locations will be shared with the team.
Players build strong basketball skills and life skills.
WE TRAIN THE BODY, CALM THE MIND, AND BUILD THE LEADER.
FLOW players are expected to:
KEEP TRYING WHEN THINGS ARE HARD.
This is what we ask of every FLOW player.
Players do not need to be perfect. They need to be ready to learn and grow.
Parents and guardians can expect:
Some tournaments are local. Out-of-town tournaments may require travel, hotel stays, meals, and other costs.
FLOW may be a good fit for a girl who:
Tryouts are open. There is no sign-up or deposit.
Tap below to see your tryout options.
Come ready to play. Bring basketball shoes and water.
Friday, August 28, 2026 • 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
ATHLTX — 4441 S Jackson Rd, Edinburg, TX 78539
Here are answers to questions parents often ask about the FLOW training philosophy and the tryout day.
Still have a question? Reach out to Coach Clydon and we will be happy to help.
Tryouts OpenDates and times update automatically from Coach Clydon's Google Calendar.
Real-time updates from our training sessions and team events.