Westmont Basketball Camp

Summer 2025
Registration is NOW OPEN!

Camp is open to boys and girls entering 3rd - 8th grade.
All sessions are held in the Westmont High School gym.

Session 1: June 16 - 20 9:00am - 12:00pm $285

Session 2: June 23 - 27 9:00am - 12:00pm $285

Session 3: June 30 - July 3 9:00am - 12:00pm $228 (no camp on Friday)

The more you play…the less you pay!

Sign up for 2 sessions = $50 discount off total cost of registration

Sign up for all 3 sessions = $150 discount off total cost of registration

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Welcome to Westmont Basketball Camp!

The perfect place for your child to learn the game of basketball. Our program is designed to provide the right balance of skill development, offensive and defensive concepts, exciting competitions, and live game play. The result is an environment where campers feel safe to explore new skills, build self-confidence, and have lots of fun!

What parents are saying…

“My middle school daughter and 10 year old son both LOVED Westmont Basketball Camp...and my children aren't easy to please! They loved the energy of the high school coaches and learned so much about the sport while having a TON of fun. Additionally, they both reported that they feel better prepared for their upcoming basketball seasons. We'll be back next year - the kids have already asked to sign up for multiple weeks!” - DeeDee Beckstrom

“My son had a great time at Westmont Basketball Camp! Even though this was his first summer joining the camp, the coaches and camp participants were welcoming and encouraging. Each day the camp focuses on specific elements of the game. As a parent, I appreciated watching the scrimmages and listening to the coaches 'camper of the day' talk. All of the coaches demonstrated their enthusiasm and love of basketball which was contagious. They were clear with their instruction and consistently positive towards every camper AND their parents! I am definitely registering my son for camp next year.” - Kim Hunter

“Our son has done this camp two years in a row. They actually coach the kids as they practice skills through drills and games. It’s not just babysitting or entertainment like many camps. The coach to child ratio is really small so they get a lot of help. My son came back with more skills and more confidence. This is one of my son’s favorite camps and we will keep returning!” - Angela Krumm-Ng

“Our son had an absolute blast at Westmont Basketball Camp. He loved the focus on a different aspect on the different days of the week. He was especially motivated to be the camper of the day on ‘Defensive Thursdays.’ When you can get kids motivated like this, you are doing something right! He also said his shooting confidence increased significantly because of the camp. We strongly recommend this camp for the fun atmosphere and great coaching.” - J. Manjunathaiah

“We are happy repeat customers at Westmont Basketball Camp. We have two boys, ages 8 and 12, and they couldn't wait to get there early each day to shoot around, which is saying a lot for a morning camp! What really makes the camp is the professionalism of those leading it, starting with Coach Naas. To be clear, this is not glorified babysitting like some summer camps are. Coach Naas makes it fun and meaningful with clearly stated themes and focus points each day. All of the coaches, including the high school players, make it a very positive experience, no matter the skill level of the kid. You know it's a good camp when the kids come home talking about all the things they did! This camp has my stamp of approval and then some.” - Kerry Schutz

Sample Daily Schedule

Meet the Coaches

Trevor Naas

Coach Naas is the Girls Varsity Head Coach at Westmont. In his third year at the helm, the Warriors had a breakout season. They finished with a 19-8 record and won the Santa Teresa League Championship. In the CCS playoffs, they knocked off the #1 seed and advanced to the CCS Semifinals.
Before joining the Westmont staff, Coach Naas spent 18 years as a boys coach, most recently serving as the varsity boys head coach at Los Altos High School. In 2022, his Los Altos squad finished with a 19-6 record, ranking among the top public school teams in CCS. In 2018, he led Los Altos to the CCS Division I Semifinals. Prior to his time at Los Altos, Coach Naas was the varsity boys head coach at Saratoga High School, where he guided the team to its best-ever De Anza League record in 2013 and an El Camino League Championship in 2012.
Coach Naas has directed summer basketball camps for the past 17 years. He has a passion for teaching the game and takes pride in making Westmont Basketball Camp a place that kids can’t wait to come back to every summer!
Coach Naas grew up in Santa Cruz and attended Soquel High School, where he played basketball and football. He earned a degree in Physical Education and a Teaching Credential from Chico State. Coach Naas is now in his 23rd year as a PE teacher at Columbia Middle School in Sunnyvale. He and his wife, Yvette, live in the Westmont neighborhood with their daughter Avery (15) and son Dylan (13).
John Franza

Coach Franza is the Boys Varsity Head Coach at Westmont. In 2024-2025, his team finished with a 19-9 record and took 2nd place in the BVAL’s Mt. Hamilton Division. They advanced all the way to the CCS Championship game, earning a spot in the NorCal playoffs for the first time in 36 years.
Coach Franza is excited to be coaching at his alma mater, having graduated from Westmont in 1976. John enjoyed a stellar athletic career during his time at Westmont - he was a 2 year varsity basketball starter with all-league credentials and had the honor of playing in the North-South All Star game in his senior year. Coach Franza also captured league championships (100, 220, 440 Relay, and Mile Relay) as a sprinter for the Warriors track team. John later played college basketball both locally at West Valley College and later at Cal State Stanislaus and was a 2 year starter and an All-League player on both teams.
Coach Franza began his coaching career assisting at Cal State Stanislaus and later back at Westmont High School before starting an 11 year tenure as a high school varsity coach first at Homestead and then at Pioneer. John returns to coaching Westmont High School’s varsity program after coaching both boys and girls at Chaboya Middle School for the last 25 years.
John lives with his wife Sheri, who also attended Westmont and was a 1980 graduate. John is proud of his two adult children, Chelsea and Nick. Chelsea, also a Westmont alum, now teaches in Northern California and Nick works at Silver Creek Country Club.
Suzanne Reese

Coach Reese is heading into her 4th season as the Girls Varsity Assistant Coach at Westmont High School.
She grew up in Los Gatos and attended Marshall Lane Elementary and Rolling Hills Middle School. She lettered in tennis, basketball, volleyball, and badminton at Westmont High School. Her junior year, she was a standout member of the CCS Championship girls basketball team. Suzanne went on to play Division I college basketball at Santa Clara University, where she was an All-League player in the West Coast Conference. In 1996, she won the Henry Schmidt Award, which is bestowed annually to SCU’s top senior female student-athlete.
After graduating with a math degree, Coach Reese earned a credential and has been teaching and coaching in various settings ever since. Suzanne and her husband Shawn moved to Colorado for several years. They have now lived in Campbell for over 15 years with their daughter Sydney (20) and son Seth (18).
Westmont Basketball Players

Every summer, we have current and former Westmont basketball players coach at the camp. This makes for a unique and powerful learning experience.
For our Westmont players, it’s an opportunity to develop their leadership skills and to give back to the youth in their community. For our campers, it’s a chance to learn from high school and college players they look up to.
We love hearing from parents every summer about how much their kids enjoyed learning from such positive role models!