The Moda Center, located at 1 N Center Ct St, Portland, OR 97227, is a premier arena that hosts a variety of sporting events, including high school basketball tournaments. This venue is known for its vibrant atmosphere and commitment to fostering athletic excellence.

As a key location for regional competitions, the Moda Center provides an excellent opportunity for teams to showcase their skills and for fans to support their local athletes. The arena is equipped with modern facilities, ensuring an enjoyable experience for both players and spectators.

When visiting the Moda Center, you can expect:

Whether you are a player, a coach, or a fan, the Moda Center is a must-visit venue in the Portland area. Be sure to check the schedule for upcoming events and join us in celebrating the spirit of high school athletics.

Planning a High School Game Day at the Moda Center

The Moda Center sits in Portland's Rose Quarter on the east bank of the Willamette River, and it is best known as the home of the Portland Trail Blazers. That NBA pedigree is part of what makes a high school game there feel special: players step onto a court built for professionals, and families sit in the same seats used for big-league nights. For many students it may be the largest arena they ever compete in, so a little planning helps everyone enjoy the moment rather than spend it hunting for parking or tickets.

Getting there

The Rose Quarter is one of the easiest places in the city to reach without a car. TriMet MAX light rail stops right beside the arena, and several bus lines serve the area. Driving is possible, but nearby garages fill quickly when more than one event is happening in the district. If you do drive, leave extra time, carpool with other families, and check parking information on the arena's official site beforehand.

Tickets and entry

High school events at a major arena are usually ticketed through the tournament organiser or the venue rather than at a school gym table. Buy in advance where you can, and confirm the session time, because tournament days often run several games back to back. Large arenas typically have bag-size rules and security screening, so travel light and review the venue's current policies before you leave home.

Tips for players and fans

  • Arrive early. Team buses and supporters' sections need time to settle, and warm-up slots are tightly scheduled.
  • Coordinate colours. A student section dressed together stands out far better in a big bowl than scattered fans.
  • Respect the space. Sportsmanship rules from the governing association apply just as they do at a home gym.
  • Plan the trip home. Late games mean late trains, so check return times before tip-off.

For dates involving our teams, keep an eye on the schedule, and see the teams page for rosters before you head to the Rose Quarter.

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