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ontario basketball presents u17 junior men ontario cup niagara may 24-26 Letter from Ontario Basketball Letter from Niagara Mayor - Jim Diodati Letter from Niagara Council Letter from St. Catharines Mayor - Brian McMullan Letter from Mayor of Welland - Barry Sharpe Letter from Niagara Falls Member of Provincial Parliament - Kim Craitor Letter from Welland/Pelham Chamber of Commerce Letter from Ontario Premier - Kathleen Wynne Letter from Niagara Sport Commission Editorial - Play 3x3 Editorial - AAU and Ontario Basketball Editorial - Club Excellence Editorial - Canadian Sport for Life Ontario Basketball Awards Division 1 - Schedule Division 1 - Roster Division 2 - Schedule Division 2 - Roster Division 3 - Schedule Division 3 - Roster Division 4 - Schedule Division 4 - Roster Ontario Basketball Merchandise Niagara Map Division 5 - Schedule Division 5 - Roster Division 6 - Schedule Division 6 - Roster Division 7 - Schedule Division 7 - Roster Division 8 - Schedule Division 8 - Roster OUA Player Profile - Sukhpreet Singh (Queen’s Gaels)
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Printed by Medallion Press About Ontario Basketball Provincial Championships is owned and operated by Ontario Basketball, in collaboration with 18 host clubs throughout 12 Ontario communities. Over eight weekends each Spring, more than 16,000 athletes playing for nearly 1,200 club teams will compete for approximately 150 divisional provincial titles. Tournaments are held for both genders in all age categories between Under 10 through Under 19. In remaining dedicated to the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) model, teams are grouped into eight-team divisions to ensure quality competition and a positive playing environment. Ontario Cup remains one of the largest basketball events in North America. For updated scores, standings, photos and more, visit www.basketball.on.ca or follow us on Twitter @OBANews and use #ItAllStartsHere.
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
On behalf of the board of directors and staff, welcome to the 2013 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships. Ontario Cup represents the pinnacle of the season for many Ontario Basketball (OBA) teams, who under the guidance of dedicated coaches and passionate volunteers, arrived here with great preparation and leave with memories that will last a lifetime. This year, Ontario Cup is hosted in 12 communities representing all corners of the province. These communities offer a wealth of experiences that we encourage you to explore during your downtime. Thank you to the 20 Ontario Basketball member clubs who work extremely hard to ensure that Ontario Cup is an enjoyable experience for all. Please join us and take a moment to acknowledge the great work being done by the convenors, table officials, volunteers and those running concession and merchandise stands throughout the weekend. Most importantly, let us collectively acknowledge the achievement of more than 16,000 players on more than 1,150 teams who are participating at an Ontario Cup event this year. Let us all be reminded that this is a game in which we want to create a positive environment for all participants. Thank you to Ontario Basketball corporate partners and local sponsors for their enthusiasm and support of amateur basketball. Sport tourism is a growing business in Ontario and this event represents a significant impact on local economies. Members of the Ontario Basketball staff are available in all host cities. We welcome the opportunity to discuss the many programs and services available to you. Please enjoy yourself in this weekend of basketball celebration and competition. Yours in basketball,
Ken Urbach President
Michael T. Cvitkovic, ABC Executive Director
Greetings! On behalf of Niagara Falls City Council, I would like to wish players, coaches and families involved in the 2013 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships great success. Thank you for dedicating your time to the love of the sport!
Best of luck and have fun!
Jim Diodati Mayor, Niagara Falls
OFFICE OF THE REGIONAL CHAIR GARY BURROUGHS The Regional Municipality of Niagara 2201 St. David's Road, P.O. Box 1042 Thorold, Ontario L2V 4T7 Telephone: 905-685-1571 Fax: 905-685-6243 E-mail: gary.burroughs@niagararegion.ca
April 2013 On behalf of Regional Council, I welcome all players, parents and volunteers in this year’s Ontario Cup Provincial Championships. Niagara has a wide array of parks, attractions and entertainment options, and I hope you have the opportunity to experience all we have to offer during your stay. To all the players, congratulations on making it to the Ontario Cup, best of luck in your upcoming games, and thank you for living and promoting a healthy and active lifestyle through your sport. To learn more about what Niagara Region is doing to preserve our natural environment and support healthy living, visit www.niagararegion.ca. Yours truly,
Gary Burroughs Regional Chair
Mayor Brian
McMullan City of St. Catharines bmcmullan@stcatharines.ca
905-688-5600 ext. 1540
Greetings On behalf of St. Catharines City Council, and the residents of The Garden City, I would like to welcome the competitors and their families to the 2013 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships being held in the Niagara Region. We applaud the athletes for your countless hours of training that has earned you the opportunity to compete this weekend. To the coaches, parents and volunteers we thank you for your investment in these young people. Their success is a reflection of your unwavering commitment and dedication. We invite you to indulge in all that our Garden City has to offer. Enjoy a shopping excursion or have a meal with a glass of one of our award-winning local wines at one of our many fine restaurants. All the best to each competitor!
Sincerely,
Brian McMullan Mayor
St. Catharines – The Garden City – A Welcoming and Nurturing Community
Premier of Ontario - Première ministre de l’Ontario
March 22 – May 26, 2013
A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I am delighted to extend warm greetings to everyone attending and competing in the 2013 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships, organized by Ontario Basketball. Ontario enjoys a special connection to basketball, given that James Naismith, a native of Ontario, organized the first competitions. With the game coming to Canada as early as 1892, it can be safely said that it is a sport of enduring popularity — clearly demonstrated by the 2013 championships which are taking place 121 years later. I commend all the young athletes who are participating in these championships — your dedication and hard work have brought you to this exciting event. And to the parents and coaches: thank you for supporting these young people in their quest to excel in the sport they so obviously love. I wish to acknowledge Ontario Basketball for giving Ontario youth the opportunity to participate in organized basketball and for raising awareness of the positive role this sport can play in young lives — from building self-confidence to enhancing physical well-being. Please accept my best championship games.
Kathleen Wynne Premier
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To All Attendees: I am both honoured and excited to welcome all participants and spectators to the beautiful Niagara Region for the Juvenile Boys Ontario Basketball Provincial Championships, taking place May 24-26, 2013. On behalf of the Niagara Sport Commission, thank you for participating in this Tournament. We know that it will be an exciting one, and we look forward to hosting you over the next few days. I want to congratulate all of the teams participating this year whose hard work has led them to this point. It's always rewarding to see our youth engaged in sport and physical activity. Thank you to Brock University and Niagara College Sport Management students our facility operators and the Niagara Falls Red Raiders for their ongoing support as we take on hosting this event. We would also like to thank all of our volunteers and sponsors for their support of this event as well. We are committed to making the Ontario Cup a success for everyone involved. Niagara is the ideal setting for hosting the OBA Provincial Championships. Not only can this region offer state-of-the-art athletic facilities, but beautiful surroundings as well. Niagara has much to offer in terms of scenery, entertainment, shopping and cuisine and I fully encourage you to take advantage of Niagara’s many amenities during your stay. Please check out one of our booths or your player packages for attraction and restaurant discounts available only to Ontario Cup families. We look forward to hosting you in Niagara and hope to see you again soon! If there is anything we can do to make your time more enjoyable, please let us know. Sincerely,
Bram Cotton Executive Director, Niagara Sport Commission
20 Pine St. N. Studio A
Thorold, ON
L2V 0A1
P: 905.680.8085 Ext. 24 F: 905.680.7253 W: www.niagarasportcommission.com
OABO Ontario Association of Basketball Officials
FROM THE PLAYGROUND TO THE PODIUM, IT’S RESHAPING OUR GAME The international governing body for basketball (FIBA) has invested a tremendous amount of resources to fully develop the 3x3 game. FIBA introduced the 3x3, half-court version of basketball to a global audience at the 2010 Youth Olympics in Singapore, where it was regarded as the most popular sport throughout the Games. Last summer, Ontario Basketball (OBA) hosted one of three Canadian qualifiers for the 3x3 World Tour Championships. FIBA states that with more than 250 million players worldwide and among the most played recreational sports in the world, 3x3 will help the growth of basketball. Combine these initiatives with FIBA submitting an application for 3x3 to become an Olympic sport, and the once playground-only game is now becoming a world phenomenon. In addition to its high performance programming, FIBA, Canada Basketball and OBA have identified the significant impact the 3x3 game can have on skill development for active youth. There are tremendous benefits to having young children learn the game through 3x3 before being introduced to a full-court, five-on-five competition. BENEFIT 1: MORE TOUCHES In five-on-five games, one or two players can go an entire game rarely touching the ball. This especially happens in youth basketball where you have one or two dominant players who are by far the best ball handlers on the team. The team tends to get the ball into those players’ hands and those players tend to take the ball to the basket. The problem with this is that other players are not developing their skills when they don’t get to touch the ball, and the team isn’t developing as a whole.
Above: Eventual U13 Champions, SBA Blues taking on Kings Court at the inaugural OBA Challenge at Rexall Centre in July 2012.
In 3x3, it’s really difficult for two players to monopolize the ball and still play well. The third player gets involved almost by necessity. All players get to handle the ball and handle it a lot. This allows all players to develop their skills in live game play.
BENEFIT 2: MORE SPACING Even with the smaller bodies of young players, five-on-five games can be crowded affairs. Youth basketball isn’t the best time or place for a kid to learn to fight through double teams or pass into multiple coverage. 3x3 games loosen everything up and give young players more room to operate. This allows them to practice their basketball skills without overcrowding. Once the basic basketball skills of dribbling, passing, rebounding, shot selection, etc. are learned and mastered, then they can advance to learn to beat double teams and making passes into tight areas. BENEFIT 3: REMOVE PRESSES & ZONE DEFENCES 3x3 games remove the issue of presses and zone defences. They are strictly person-to-person. This again allows young players to learn and master the basics before moving on to more complex game play.
Above: KW Selects represented Toronto, Ontario at the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Masters Competition in New York City on August 18-19, 2012
There soon may be structured provincial and national teams for 3x3 competition. There are countless 3x3 adult leagues throughout the province. More importantly, OBA and its stakeholders must strategize the most effective way to implement the 3x3 game in youth basketball since it serves as the best way for our children to increase skill development, confidence, enjoyment and the desire to play the game for life. With editorial from Canada Basketball.
ONTARIO BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION AND AAU The basketball landscape in this province, and the country, has changed significantly over the past few years. While Ontario Basketball (OBA) attempts to provide services and programming to all elements of the game, it is through collaboration and the strength of its member clubs that the mission is delivered. These clubs also provide OBA with the necessary knowledge and trends in the game to help shape its direction. The origin of clubs in Ontario stemmed mostly to provide concentrated basketball programming that complemented the high school season. Clubs would run teams after OFSAA finished and everyone would take the summer off. A chosen few would make Team Ontario while the many enjoyed “summer sports,” while others enjoyed an "off season" of rest and recovery. Things have changed significantly over the past few years. Today, many clubs run for an entire 12-month period - the good ones, who understand periodization - also understand the significant importance of rest and recovery periods to create optimal performance. While the less informed clubs simply run summer teams that, at times, can fragment the existing club system and overuse the athletes. In this day and age, it seems the best recruiters win the best athletes instead of clubs that understand the long-term development of an athlete. We need to help OBA member clubs do both; provide a pathway for athletes to develop their skills through international competition and opportunities for exposure. As the governing body for the sport of basketball in Ontario, it is vital for OBA to strengthen and protect its clubs and at the same time, educate parents and coaches about all the stakeholders in the game. In a study taken during the 2012 OBA season, more than half of the responding clubs indicated at least one of its teams play summer ball. As a result, OBA developed a three-year partnership with the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States (AAU). Some OBA clubs with AAU experience understand the wide range of good and bad events that exist in the USA, no different than tournaments within Canada. This partnership will help teams who wish to travel with the education of recommended events. Through partnerships with InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) and AVIS-Budget car rental, the OBA is attempting to make summer travel easier for its members as well. The foundation of Ontario Basketball (OBA) remains its more than 200 member clubs that represent the game from Windsor to Ottawa; from Niagara to Thunder Bay; and everywhere in between. How, when, where and why they play the game is different than even just five years ago. The partnership with the AAU isn’t going to solve recruiting challenges or eliminate “rogue” clubs, but it will hopefully send the message that OBA recognizes it needs to address the challenges that face its member clubs and create a better environment for its members to flourish – whatever their basketball pathway might be. Above: Scarborough Basketball’s U16 Major Midget girls pose following their 2012 provincial championship in Kitchener-Waterloo.
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When James Parker, AAU Director of Sport, attended the announcement last year in Toronto, he indicated that OBA should become the focal point of AAU in the province and can also see the association coordinate AAU events within Canada. Beginning at these 2013 Ontario Cup Provincial Championships, the winners of Division One in U13-17 age categories will automatically qualify for the AAU National Championships. Many of these championship events are staged at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Zone in Orlando, Florida. OBA will cover the registration fees while teams will be required to fundraise in order to have the necessary fees for travel and accommodations. Some have confused AAU Above: Toronto Triple Threat celebrate their Division One title at the 2012 with NCAA exposure. While there are events Ontario Cup Provincial Championships in Ottawa. that may generate significant recruiting opportunities with college coaches, as an executive from NCAA indicated to the OBA membership at the Annual Meeting of the Members last year, “if you are good enough, they will find you in Canada.” The AAU summer circuit, for the most part, is simply additional competition for players and coaches who wish to develop over the summer months. That being said, there are major events that demand significant exposure opportunities for athletes. There is no reason why Team Ontario or OBA clubs cannot experience this side to the game. It does not exist for a chosen few who claim to have all the answers. The opportunities are endless for Ontario athletes to pursue a high performance basketball pathway. With increased quality of programming on home soil, OUA, CIS, OCAA is now a viable option. For those wishing to pursue NCAA basketball, and many have with great success, there needs to be increased education on the road to college scholarships. Because for every Anthony Bennett, Natalie Achonwa, Kevin Pangos and Dakota Whyte (all OBA and Team Ontario alumni), there are thousands who do not have a positive experience and we are all collectively to blame.
Above: Oakville Vytis claim the U14 Major Bantam Division One Championship following a hard-fought win over Brantford CYO in our nation’s capital.
A partnership with the AAU and an education partnership with NCAA are two ways OBA is attempting to serve its members. There is a long way to go before a true balance of power exists, but with the collective approach of 200 member clubs, OBA will get there – one dribble at a time.
2013 AAU Boys and Girls Basketball National Championships - Schedule Boys 6th Grade: July 22-28, 2013 in Hampton, Virginia. 7th Grade: June 23-30, 2013 in Memphis, Tennessee. 8th Grade: July 11-17, 2013 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida. 9th Grade: July 9-14, 2013 in Little Rock, Arkansas. 10th Grade: July 22-28, 2013 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida.. Girls 6th Grade: June 23-28, 2013 in Hampton, Virginia. 7th Grade: July 12-17, 2013 in Kings Island, Ohio. 8th Grade: July 8-13, 2013 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida. 9th Grade: July 8-13, 2013 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida. 10th Grade: July 8-13, 2013 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida.
ONTARIO BASKETBALL LAUNCHES CLUB EXCELLENCE
Club Excellence is a program built to support any sport, is third party operated, using fair and transparent methods to deliver a national certification program. It was developed by a group of likeminded organizations (Gymnastics Canada, Swimming Canada, CanoeKayak Canada, Athletics Canada, and Speed Skating Canada) who came together around the development and delivery of a national, workshop-based program designed to help sport clubs provide quality programming and effective club management practices. The certification program recognizes clubs and associations that invest in building capacity to meet and exceed a basic set of operating principles. The six core areas of Club Excellence are program delivery, coaching, people management, governance, financial accountability, and marketing, recruitment and revenue generation. Great sport organizations are those that develop strategies on the field and off. Club Excellence can help. Best of all, your club or association will be recognized for the investment made in establishing policies and processes to meet your day-to-day challenges.
CLUB EXCELLENCE WORKSHOP McBain Community Centre 7150 Montrose Rd. Niagara Falls, ON L2H 3N3 Saturday, June 1st 2013 9:00am – 5:00pm $25.00 per participant (plus applicable tax) Maximum two participants per member club Includes coffee, lunch and materials REGISTER ONLINE http://clubexcellencensc2.eventbrite.ca (613) 521-3340 ext.3226
kjohnston@cces.ca
WWW.CLUBEXCELLENCE.COM
IS YOUR CLUB EXCELLENT? Participation in sport and recreation is more than just finding a club that wins a lot of basketball games. Throughout amateur sport in Canada, there exists an increased focus on accountability to parents and their children, risk management assessment, development programming, quality coaches and administrators, and fiscal transparency. It is for these reasons that Ontario Basketball (OBA) recently announced its partnership with the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, True Sport Foundation and the Club Excellence Cooperative (CEC) to launch a basketball club excellence strategy throughout province. “We are proud of the more than 200 member clubs within Ontario Basketball that represent our sport in communities across Ontario. Most of these clubs are administered by dedicated local volunteers. The launch of Club Excellence will strengthen the capacity of our clubs and provide invaluable resources, enabling them to deliver the sport with excellence to the thousands of members who rely on our professionalism and quality standards,” said Ken Urbach, president, Ontario Basketball. “We share an incredible responsibility with our clubs to ensure our members enjoy a safe and rewarding basketball experience. OBA looks forward to working with the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport and continue to strengthen our existing member clubs.” OBA has joined leading national sport organizations in embracing the Club Excellence program which is helping to build a network of healthy, strong and sustainable sport clubs across Canada. As an Associate Member, OBA now enjoys access to a range of customized tools and resources to improve club programs. Targeted workshops will help member clubs become Club Excellence certified, building capacity in a number of critical areas including coaching, people management, governance, recruitment, financial accountability, marketing, and revenue generation. OBA will be working with its Regional Stakeholders Network and member clubs to identify the sport-specific categories required in addition to the Club Excellence mandated standards. The Club Excellence Cooperative (CEC) was created in 2007 with common goals to identify a stable and supportive environment for coaches, improve implementation of Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) at the community level, and ensure quality club programming. The Club Excellence program was then created to help build a network of healthy, strong and sustainable sport clubs and sport organizations, across Canada. Based on 30 standards, Club Excellence can help in building capacity within program delivery, coaching, people management, governance, financial accountability, and marketing, recruitment and revenue generation. Founding Members of the Club Excellence Cooperative (CEC) include Swimming Canada, Speedskating Canada, CanoeKayak Canada, Athletics Canada, Gymnastics Canada, and the True Sport Foundation. “OBA is the first major team sport organization to join Club Excellence. They clearly see the opportunity to apply the Club Excellence certification program to raise the quality of the sport at the grassroots level. We look forward to their contribution to our campaign to improve sport delivery at the local club level,” said John Edwards, Chair of Club Excellence Cooperative. Through the Associate Membership paid for by OBA, the Club Excellence program will be available to Ontario Basketball member clubs in good standing, focusing on all the characteristics of strong, sound clubs, from management to governance and program delivery. It will also allow OBA to provide discounts to their member clubs on Club Excellence services, and gives them a voice in the stewardship of this innovative, standards-based certification program. “Club Excellence represents a significant financial investment from OBA to its member clubs,” said Michael Cvitkovic, executive director, Ontario Basketball. “We believe this investment aligns our clubs more closely, provides strong risk management and continues our commitment to Canadian Sport for Life principles. OBA clubs are the foundation of our organization and so it is imperative that we provide them with the necessary resources to succeed. No matter where our parents and athletes live, they should expect the same services from their local clubs.” For more information, visit www.clubexcellence.com.
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Quality sport matters. The Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) Model is designed to promote physical literacy, improve performance, and increase lifelong participation in physical activity. Best wishes to the athletes as they progress along their LTAD pathway. canadiansportforlife.ca
Quality sport and physical activity
WHY CAN’T WE? By: Michael T. Cvitkovic Most sports have recognized the issue. Children should not be playing an adult game. Baseball has had T-ball, Rookie Ball and other modified games for years. Soccer nets and fields are significantly smaller than professional standards all across the world. Tennis legend Roger Federer learned his craft with mini tennis - a smaller racquet, net and court with lighter tennis balls to encourage proper technique. We’ve all seen Sidney Crosby and those Timbit Hockey TV commercials. Yet a majority of our basketball youth can still be found attempting to shoot a NBA-sized ball on a 10-foot net from a 15-foot free throw line in full-court, five-on-five competition. It’s time we take a good look in the mirror. There is a large movement across the country called Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) or the Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) model. It’s been around for years and Ontario Basketball (OBA) has taken some steps to properly adapt. OBA has strong alignment with CS4L in the Train to Train (Girls 11-15 years; Boys 12-16 years) stage with programs such as Talent Identification and Development Program (TIDP) and the successful Team Ontario Under 14, 15 and 17 teams, however there exists a tremendous gap in earlier stages such as FUNdamentals (Girls 6-8 years; Boys 6-9 years) and Learn to Train (Girls 8-11 years; Boys 9-12 years). Teaching children physical literacy and investing quality gym time to catch, throw, jump, pivot, and balance must be a priority. So is creating a fun, inclusive environment that promotes skill development before competition and recognizes the social, emotional and psychological growth of young people. More practices, less games. It’s scientifically proven that children will become attracted or disinterested in a particular sport by the age of 12. That puts a lot of pressure on early childhood sport development, volunteer coaches, clubs, officials and parents. It is vital that all support networks for children, especially parents, understand the significance of developing the athlete in the child before the basketball player. Over the course of the next few months, Ontario Basketball will be participating in an in-depth CS4L review of the programs and services it currently offers. With its Regional Stakeholders Network and other basketball experts, OBA will formulize a long-term strategic plan to chart how it should address existing gaps. This will include a complete competition review. Change is challenging, but when it comes to our kids, isn’t it worth it? It’s time for basketball to step up and lead again. Together, let’s enjoy this significant transformation. If other popular sports can properly adjust their programming to ensure children are receiving age, stage and skill appropriate development, why can’t we? To learn more, visit www.CS4L.ca. Cvitkovic is the executive director of Ontario Basketball, having previously held sports management positions with York University, the Toronto Raptors Basketball Club and Tennis Canada.
Winners will be honoured at the annual oba awards gala
U17
Juvenile
IB #1
IB #1
Wildhawk
Blessed Sacrament #1 Etobicoke Thunder #1
6:00PM
London Ramblers #1
Toronto Triple Threat Waterloo Wolverines
IB #1
Ottawa Guardsmen
9:00PM Motion TB #1
9:00AM
Ottawa Guardsmen London Ramblers #1
Wildhawk 10:30AM Motion TB #1
IB #1
Toronto Triple Threat
4:30PM
IB #1
Ottawa Guardsmen #1
Boys DIVISION 1
7:30PM
Wildhawk - Popic Motion TB #1 London Ramblers #1
Toronto Triple Threat Blessed Sacrament #1
Waterloo Wolverines Etobicoke Thunder #1
IB #1
12:00PM Etobicoke Thunder #1
IB #1
3:00PM
IB #1
6:00PM
Ottawa Guardsmen
IB #1
IB #1
1:30PM
IB #1
Blessed Sacrament #1 Waterloo Wolverines
Motion TB #1
Wildhawk
4:30PM London Ramblers #1
Toronto Triple Threat Blessed Sacrament #1
7:30PM
Bob
IB #1
Davis
Waterloo Wolverines Etobicoke Thunder #1
U17 Juvenile boyS DIVISION 1 Blessed Sacrament #1 Clarke, Joel Collins, Kareem Curtin, Darnell Dawood, Zaid Holmes, Andrew Iginuan, Osayi Johnson, Lucas Richards, Malik Spera, Bradley Toic, Andre Vuong, Adam
HC - Lenters, Art AC - Holmes, Doug AC - Johnson, Darin
Ottawa Guardsmen #1
Batali, Aligi Boursiquout, Maxime Ekiyor, Edward El Badry, Ameer Foley, Isaac Kana, Topaz Lakusa, Jacques Lightstone, Mattias Lorenzen, Viktor Musuakala, Camille Omanyundu, Yan Turenne, Malick Webster, Troy
HC - Blakely, Aaron
Etobicoke Thunder #1
London Ramblers #1
Motion TB#1
Beauchemin, Reid Han, Brian Joyce, Parker Kelly, Andre Munster, John Odetoyinbo, Chris Orlita, Lucas Otzyv, Oleksandr Stinson, Daniel Wadden, Adrian Wang, Alex
Goble, Matt Kambamba, Bleska Kay, Michael Kirubel, Micah Koko, Mondo MacNeill, Matthew MacNeill, Michael Omar, Khaled Robinson, Greg Rudell-Hunter, Jake Sharpe, Adrian Tecleab, Micahas Youssef, Abdoal
Bekker, Ryan Ganson, Michael Harris, Shaquille McConnell, Kelan McDonald, Jason Mckail, Matthew Michalski, Caleb Omoregie, Osayende Persad, Brandon Rekus, Rimas South, Kareem Vaughan, Miguel Vessell, Chase
HC - Northcott, Al AC - Asker, Faith AC - Kelly, Jude M - Orlita, Ron
HC - Curcio, John AC - Bates, Denise
HC - Michalsk, Joseph AC - Campbell, Chris
Abulu, Ebuka Bannerman-Maxwell, Garret
Toronto Triple Threat #1 Baker, Russell Clarke, Brody Duff, Ontoy Epistola, Calvin Huband, Eddie Ismail, Ahmed Kopunovic, Luka Mensah, Alex Morris, Nicholas Riley, Josiah Sanchez, Saul Smith, Rayshawn Thistle, Jacob Williams, D'wan HC - Clarke, Norman AC - Epistola, Conrad AC - Huband, David
Waterloo Wolverines
Wildhawk - Popic
Botelho, Bronson Hodzic, Nedim Johnny, Nicholas Khamis, Murtada Kromah, Mohammed Lyle, Jermaine MacEachern, Adam Murray, Jamal Riley, Nathan Roth, Brandon Stephenson, Jamari Stewart, Sydney Thompson, Tyrick
Arora, Saajan Blumel, Michael Farkic, Nikola Folkerson, Andrew Khayipangi, David Kusinski, John Hall, Tajinder McEachern, Josh Parrott, Brett Thompson, Christopher
HC - Lyle, Jeff AC - Nicely, Shane
HC - Popic, Borko AC - Walker, Matt
U17
Juvenile
NC #1
4:30PM
NC #1
Ottawa Guardsmen #2
7:30PM
Boys DIVISION 2
Ottawa Guardsmen Brampton Warriors
KYBA Next Level Motion West
NC #1
6:00PM
NC #1
9:00PM
York Stingers Hamilton Wildcats Kingston Impact Malton Mavericks
York Stingers Brampton Warriors Brown
Hamilton Wildcats
NC #1
9:00AM
KYBA Ottawa Next Level
Kingston Impact Motion West Malton Mavericks
Ottawa Guardsmen Hamilton Wildcats
NC #1 KYBA Next Level 12:00PM Malton Mavericks
NC #1
3:00PM
NC #1
6:00PM
Ottawa Guardsmen
York Stingers
KYBA Next Level Kingston Impact
Niagara
NC #1
York Stingers
10:30AM Brampton Warriors
NC #1
1:30PM
NC #1
4:30PM
NC #1
7:30PM
Kingston Impact Motion West
Brampton Warriors Hamilton Wildcats
Motion West Malton Mavericks
College
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U17 juvenile Brampton Warriors Brown Baker, Josh Banner, Ryan Clayton, Norville Danso-Dapaah, Keenan Edwards, Kardon Fraser, Tristan Ibrahim, Freddy Jabril, Jamal Jaisankar, Mithun Small, Jamal Thomas, Travis Whilby-Taylor, Imani Wilson, Osa HC - Brown, Avery AC - Bennett, Chris M - Brown, Carla
Motion - West Akindele, Femi Baker, Emmett Brown, Tre Charles, Treylon Dirie, Haroun Kacaj, David Memarzade, Shayan Nketia, Daniel O'Doherty, Luke St Louis, Tristan Tyndale, Tresten Wong-Nomura, Jose
boyS DIVISION 2
Hamilton Wildcats Rowe
Kingston Impact
Malton Mavericks
Al Nabban, Saleh Brown, Foster Brown, Woods Cerio, Adrian Hagopian, Andrew McDowell, David Mujkanovic, Mirza Nannar, Amanjot Pett, Nick Putzig, Brett Singh, Shane Siriya, Alex
Fehr, Jordon Halladay, Tristan Kennedy, Steven Lambert, Duncan Lusk, Ben Macklem, Austin Matheson, Carter Mullins, Zack Peck, Chase Platt, Derek Stride, Aidan Withey, Thomas
Agyapong, Emmanuel Al-Bari, Amro Anderson, Tyrell Bernard-Jones, Jurell Burth, Trevor Johnson, Kahli Lewis, Shamar MacDonald, Jordan Marfo, Fredrick Ogie, Aaron Parke, Courtney
HC - Haefele, John AC - Rowe, Brian
HC - Walsh, Brett AC - Boon, Nicholas
HC - Phillips, Trevor AC - Coele, Garreth
Ottawa Guardsmen #2
Ottawa Next Level
Antoun, Emile Belony, Ricardo Curry, Frazer Dimpengi, Dini Dodds, Sean Dupuis, Jacob Joseph, Yasiin Kayijamahe, Gisa Martindale, Brent Pagal, David Remidi, Massil Thelemaque, Glenn
Anderson, James Asedri, Jonathan Costanzo, Adam Currie, Daniel Dhillon, Kounver Ilunga, Eric Johnson, Corey Mahony, Lucas Mukuna, Jeremie Njikam, Frederick Stoqua, Brendan Streatch, Ben Yoel, Debassay
York Stingers Akinrinola, TL Are, Akeem Baptiste, Trevor Bernard, D'andre Caracciolo, Calvin Dash, Joel Green, Elijah Hall, Josh John, Jordan Lagasca, Kyle Layne, Isaiah Lewin, Tyrell Phillips, Caleb Pothast, Noah
HC - Johnson, John HC - Michalsk, Joseph AC - O’Doherty, Ross
HC - Bell, Ryan AC - Jean-Marie, Manny
AC - Merkley, Christopher
M - Anderson, Colin
HC - Charles, Scott AC - Pothast, David
U17
Guelph Phoenix
Juvenile
Boys DIVISION 3
Beddis #4
Guelph Phoenix
Beddis #4
4:30PM
Brampton Warriors
6:00PM
Beddis #4
St. Catharines CYO
Beddis #4
7:30PM
Caledon Cougars
9:00PM
Etobicoke Thunder Burlington Panthers
Beddis #4
Guelph Phoenix Barrie Royals
Beddis #4
Crazy Catz
Crazy Catz Barrie Royals
North Region Crazy Catz
Brampton Warriors Johnson
Barrie Royals
9:00AM
St. Catharines CYO Rebels
Etobicoke Thunder #2
Caledon Cougars
Burlington Panthers
Beddis #4
Etobicoke Thunder
1:30PM
Caledon Cougars
Guelph Phoenix Crazy Catz
Beddis #4
Brampton Warriors
4:30PM
Barrie Royals
St. Catharines CYO Etobicoke Thunder
Beddis #4
Beddis #4
St. Catharines CYO 12:00PM Burlington Panthers
Beddis #4
3:00PM
Beddis #4
6:00PM
10:30AM Brampton Warriors
Caledon Cougars 7:30PM Burlington Panthers
Ian Beddis
#4 - Brock
U17 juvenile
Barrie Royals
Brampton Warriors Johnson
Adkins, Collin Cameron, Mackenzie Ferrier, Clayton Laronde, Connor Parcells, Brett Pollalis, Rafail Smith, Jeremy Stacey, Nick Taylor, Romello Thomson, Nicholas Wagner, Devon White, Eric
Asante, Aaron Dehaney, Gevon Estalilla, Kyle Lindo, AJ Luces, Dontae Mander, Ranjot McKay, Jamal Morrison, Malcolm Olajuni, Tobi Reid , Jahvon Richards , Ryan Thompson, Phillip Tyndale, Shamari
HC - Seeley, Scott AC - Smith, Brad
HC - Johnson, Wayne
Etobicoke Thunder #2
Guelph Phoenix Price
Basra, Gary Bobilla, Chris Dafinisse, Fenanov Hantho, James Maksuti, Fjori McKenzie, Jordain Njoku, Chima Obradovic, Andrej Randhawa, Navraj Tirpan, Alek Tomasevic, Aleksandar Villarosa, Johnathan Vukovic, Marko Wilkialis, Linas HC - Francis, Karl Jr. AC - Abacioglu, Vedat AC - Holman, Stephen
boyS DIVISION 3
Binawa, Mobin Butts, Matthew Hussien, Mo Polykandriotis, Tommy Schwan, Greg Tapnio, Erwin Vamanu, Vlad Vanleeuwen, Casey Yanchus, Tommy Zaigham, Ali
HC - Price, Bill AC - Blades, Timothy M - Vanleeuwen, Cor
Burlington Basketball #1
Caledon Cougars #1
Boin, Christian Boparai, Arjun Bull , Aidan Cleirbaut, Michael Kaltsidis, Nori Kenel, Joshua Khan, Jahaan Rotterman, Kyle Ruscica, Sebastian To, Kevin Wright, Stephen
Adams, Adrian Agyemang, Frank Baldesarra, Alec Barnaby, Markeil Cargill, Isa Das Neves, William Davidson, Zachary Hasfal, Phillip Kyeremeh, David Levesque, Justin Malcolm, Omar Millican, Luke Morgan, Marcus Vrana-Godwin, Ross Zhang, John
HC - Maga, Mark AC - Denley, Chris
HC - Dodig, Mike AC - Neves, Carlos Das
North Region Crazy Cats Abaeiaglu, John Adenoza, Hassan Andah, Mark Biagini, Lucas Brown, Terrell DeSousa, Jonathan Harrold, Keelan Marrello, Daniel Mensah, Daniel Paradina, Nikola Smith, Devonte Wood, Vincent
HC - Biagini, Nick AC - Gullusci, Alena AC - Wood, Joel M - Gaetano, Vince
St. Catharines CYO Rebles #1 Bickell, Zakary Carvajal, Christian Cooper, Ryan Epp, Braydon Fast, Luke French, Justin Green, Nicholas Miakanda, David Roome, Chris Sacco, Elijah
HC - Whitty, Joel AC - Fast, Ron
U17
DCBA - Bulldogs
Juvenile
Boys DIVISION 4
Beddis #3
DCBA - Bulldogs
Beddis #3
4:30PM
Mississauga Monarchs
6:00PM
Beddis #3
MUMBA Simcoe Suns
Beddis #3
9:00PM
Whitby Saints North Toronto
DCBA - Bulldogs Oakville Venom
Beddis #3
Stoney Creek NYB
10:30AM
Mississauga Monarchs
Beddis #3
1:30PM
Whitby Saints Simcoe Suns
DCBA - Bulldogs Stoney Creek NYB
Beddis #3
Mississauga Monarchs
4:30PM
Oakville Venom
MUMBA Whitby Saints
Beddis #3
7:30PM
Stoney Creek NYB Oakville Venom
Stoney Creek NYB #1 Mississauga Monarchs Allen
Oakville Venom
Beddis #3
9:00AM
MUMBA Whitby Saints Simcoe Suns North Toronto Huskies
Beddis #3 MUMBA 12:00PM North Toronto
Beddis #3
3:00PM
Beddis #3
6:00PM
Simcoe Suns 7:30PM North Toronto
Ian Beddis
#1
U17 juvenile
Durham Bulldogs
Mississauga Monarchs - Allen
Brown, Jahmai Brown, Javon Bryce, Todd Khandai, Alex Lovell, Shaquille Mclaughlin, Oshay Nathan-Fraser, Tarique Roberts, Bronco Stephenson, Chael
Abdi, Yusuf Cardona, Cris Graham, Jayden Ibrahim, Nour John, Cade Jones, Ryan Martin, Jordan Mowakket, Sadek Porter, O'brien Rhooms, Clive Rose, Chemar Samadhin, Joshua Scantlebury, Malik
HC - Brown, Gary AC - Maltese, Matt M - Michael, Nicole
HC - Allen, Leon AC - Johnson, Bryan AC - Smith, Mike
Oakville Venom
Simcoe Suns
boyS DIVISION 4
MUMBA Ahwai-Chang, Nicholas Bulban, Vlad Chang, Christopher Dobner, Conner Errington, Tristan Paulino, Wilber Preston, Brett Santiago, Kevin Spence, Othniel Tse, Ronny
North Toronto Huskies Bayubay, Dave Freedman, Evan Gure, Mahdi Kibur, Noah Labrash, Brett Marshall, Gordon Mckinnon, Cameron Meyboom, Nin Newall, Merrick Palacpac, Mark Tobias, Spencer Tolkin, Jacob
HC - Freedman, Lawrence
HC - Spence, Sephton
Stoney Creek NYB #1
Borges, Keegan Evers, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Liam Ford, Trenton Mununga, Isaac Newman, Ryan Ramadani, Keltrid Rodney, Eli Vijayasekar, Mithun Will-Dryden, Theo Wyslobicky, Perry Znak, Jared
Archer, Justice Havlicek, Tyler Hill, Dalton Kelly, Jayden Kelly, Trae Klein, Nick Lowe, Jonathan Osmond, Andy Pajor, Brett Reed, Jordan Spoljarich, Adam
Balagic, Adis Bosnjakovic, Edin Drummond, Lance Gambrioza, Nicholas Grilli, Adriano Howard, Albert Kasum, Anel Khan, Salman Muneka, Munashe Turner, Malik Wilusz, Patrick
HC - Will, Seig AC - FitzPatrick, Bill AC - Rodney, Jason
HC - Porco, Mauro AC - Fonso, Brad M - Martin, Nigel
HC - Wilusz, Matthew AC - Gambiroza, Sava
AC - Tobias, Michael
Whitby Saints #1 Bingham, Nathan Case, O'Neal Ceasar, Tyrel Cummins, Isaiah Daley, Joshua Lily, Mathieu Mason, Mark Myles, Darnell Noftall, Ronald O'Neil, Daniel Ramjag, Randy Vailoces, Gerald Wright, Daniel
HC - Smith, Calvin AC - Guthrie, Phil AC - Kent, Derek
2013 Ontario Cup T-Shirt Small to XX-Large Price: $20.00 OBA Zip-Hooded Sweatshirt Medium to XX-Large Price: $60.00 Ontario Basketball Shorts X-Large to XX-Large Price: $20.00 OBA Long Sleeve Shirt X-Large to XX-Large Price: $30.00
OBA Golf Shirt Small to XX-Large Price: $45.00 Ontario Basketball Hat Adjustable Price: $20.00 Team Ontario Jersey X-Large to XX-Large Price: $60.00
Brock University (Headquarters) Friday: 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Ridley College Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Niagara College Saturday: 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
gym and hotel locations
Holiday Inn St. Catharines 327 Ontario Street (L2R 5L3)
Ridley College 12 Ridley Road, St. Catharines (L2R 7C3)
Brock University 500 Glenridge Ave., St. Catharines (L2S 3A1)
Niagara College 300 Woodlawn Road, Welland (L3C 7L3)
Eastdale S.S. 170 Wellington Street, Welland (L3B 1B3)
Crowne Plaza Niagara Falls Fallsview 5685 Falls Avenue (L2E 6W7)
Holiday Inn Niagara Falls By the Falls 5339 Murray Street (L2G 2J3)
FOLLOW US @OBANEWS
U17
Juvenile
NC #2
4:30PM
NC #2
Wildhawk
Boys DIVISION 5
Fire Basketball Toronto Triple Threat #2
NC #2
6:00PM
Timmins Selects Riverside Falcons
Wildhawk
7:30PM
Blessed Sacrament #2
NC #2
Fire Basketball Riverside Falcons
CW Celtics #1 Blessed Sacrament #2
9:00AM
Fire Basketball Timmins Selects
NC #2
12:00PM
Wildhawk CW Celtics #1
NC #2
Timmins Selects
10:30AM
Toronto Triple Threat #2
NC #2
Fire Basketball Timmins Selects
1:30PM
Toronto Triple Threat #2
Riverside Falcons
NC #2
Toronto Triple Threat #2
NC #2
3:00PM
Riverside Falcons
4:30PM
Niagara
CW Celtics #1 Blessed Sacrament #2
College
#2
U17 juvenile Blessed Sacrament #2 Brouwer, Thomas Butera, Kevin Cho, Philip Dabic, Djordje Kazi, Mohan Kerlew, Bennet Lenters, Justin Ofosu, Abraham Singh, Jaskaran Tappin, Malcolm
HC - Lenters, Art AC - Johnson, Darin
Timmins Selects Basso, Ryan Clausi, Ross Cornell, Skylar D'Alessandri, Matthew Hookimaw, Nathan Labine, Colton McDowell, Scott Richard, Mathew Vanderweerden, Matthew
Wojtczak, Tommy
HC - Davis, Don AC - Cornell, Richard
boyS DIVISION 5
CW Celtics Black, Adam Boucher, Kaleb Craens, Matthew Drimmie Merkus, Jameson
Earley, Nathan Feeney, Quinn M Goindi, Sam Marquis, Mitchell O'Connor, Brennan Rice, Griffen Scott, James Young Evans, Ashlar
HC - Cudmore, Blake AC - Goindi, Pete AC - O'Connor, Brian
Toronto Triple Threat #2
Fire Basketball
Riverside Falcons
Bernal, Nicolas Cevallos, Alberto Chalabi, Kiarash Dowrich, Kalan Guerra, Christopher Hasaj, Semi Karimi, Danial Kim, Mikey Liang, Tony Miri, Kevin Pasternak, Ray Perkic, Goran Shah, Siddharth Van Staveren, Eric Wahrhaftig, David
Anderi, Danial Ghanem, Justin Hedge, Eric Kalengayi, Caleb LimBombe, Kevin Marentette, Matthew Okoth, Raila Rutayisire, Alex Veigli, Nik
HC - Dyal, Deryck AC - Guerra, Diego
HC - Parent, Geoff AC - Abbey, Josh
Wildhawk Basketball McKinnon
Andrejevic, Nikola Baronikian, Isaac Barry, Naseem Galtsen, Dorjee Johnson, Shareef Messfin, Radiat Mohamud, Abdullahi Padam, Shiv Puodziunas, Aras Simkus, Romas Suleman, Amin
Brenner, Cole Carter, Adam Despotovic, Stephen Erkic, Gordon Henry, Adrian McKinnon, Matthew Mizrahi, Etai Rafferty, Tyrelle Trninic, Nikola Vincic, Bojan Wylie, Mark
HC - Gladstone, Marla AC - Watt, David
HC - McKinnon, Ian AC - Wylie, Dave AC - King, Mike
U17
Juvenile
Beddis #2
4:30PM
Peterborough IEM Newmarket
6:00PM
SBA - Salicksingh KW Vipers
Beddis #2
York North Avengers
Beddis #2
Blessed Sacrament
7:30PM
St. Thomas Shock
9:00PM
Mississauga Wolverines
Beddis #2
Peterborough KW Vipers
SBA - Salicksingh 10:30AM IEM Newmarket
Beddis #2
Peterborough Power
Boys DIVISION 6
SBA - Salicksingh IEM Newmarket KW Vipers
9:00AM
York North Avengers Blessed Sacrament Mejia
St. Thomas Shock Mississauga Wolverines
Beddis #2
Beddis #2
York North Avengers
Beddis #2
Blessed Sacrament
12:00PM
Mississauga Wolverines
1:30PM
St. Thomas Shock
Beddis #2
Peterborough SBA - Salicksingh
Beddis #2
3:00PM
4:30PM
IEM Newmarket KW Vipers
Beddis #2
York North Avengers
Beddis #2
St. Thomas Shock
Blessed Sacrament
7:30PM
Mississauga Wolverines
6:00PM
Ian Beddis
#2 - Brock
U17 juvenile boyS DIVISION 6 Blessed Sacrament Mejia Altomare, Matthew Buesink, Ryan Falconer, A.J. Gabriele, Mark Galamini, Domenic Kuzmich, Connor Martinez, Carlos Peever, Jordan Tlustos, Austin Villalta, Makeem
IEM Newmarket Arya, Kasra Caceres, Maro Kyriakoulias, Colton Mitchell, Lorne Saini, Shawn Smith, Jamoi Tarmohamed, Raess Taylor, Marquise Teshome, Abey Undzys, Javydas
KW Vipers Babury, Arshid Bajic, David Bradford, Joseph Callender, Elijah Cuppage, Killy Hassan, Ahmed Malayny, Richard Milio, Kirolos Nemeth, Izzy Taylor, Jack Trtovac, Adi Wonch-Castiglione, Joedey
HC - Martinez, Luis M - Gabriele, Nick
Perterborough Power Batty, Mac Duim, Gared Hogan, Adrian Huggins, Bryden Lee, Silas Murney, Quinton Murphy, Owen Rajdev, Prag Richard, Colin Richard, Eric Wilkie, James
HC - Galloway, Rohan AC - Cox, Shakiyl
SBA - Salicksingh Bleasdell, Braden Buckley, Pearce Ewing-Johnson, Kyle George, Devante Gray-Smith, Shadon Lwamba, Fabian Martin, Christopher Miller, Khalil Ogbemudia, Osayuki Ranchan Pius, Jeremiah Sisay, Nehemiah Valerio, Allen
HC - Deep, Kyle AC - Matsugu, Brad
St. Thomas Shock
Mississauga Wolverines Aubeotin, Joshua Bains, Aman Campbell, Shemar Dunkelman, Roee Fagan-Foster, Maliik Gayle, Dushaun Guizzettei-Sisco, Jeremiah
Mcdonald, Jordan Moncrieffe, Kirk Moskal, David Pajovic, Simo Phang, Mario Vemannagari, Sohan Wallace, Emmanuel
HC - Pajovic, Jovan
York North Basketball #1
Baker, Jaron. Bennett, Kyle Cole, Andrew Cole, Harrison Forbes, Cole Gaudio, Michael Kocins, Jessy Kyle., Tanner Needham, Eric Tremblay, Noah Vandermeer, Tyler.
Atkinson, Josh Brown, Max Dhirani, Asad Dungavell, C.J. Faber, Chris Han, Daniel Mooney, Tucker Persaud, Austin Robb, Spencer Vellozo, Nathan
HC - Cole, Geoff AC - Needham, Larry
HC - Robb, John M - Vellozo, Robert
Varathanathan, Tivaashan
Willis, D'Andre Zapanza, Erwin HC - Porteous, Jon AC - Pelton, Laurie
HC - Salicksingh, Stephen
U17
Juvenile
4:30PM
Caledon Cougars #2 Penetang-Midland
6:00PM
Stratford Optimist Hamilton Wildcats
Griffith
Burlington Panthers
Griffith
Cambridge Centaurs
Griffith
Caledon Cougars #2
Boys DIVISION 7
7:30PM
York North #2
Griffith
9:00PM
Oxford Attack
Stratford Optimist Penetang-Midland Hamilton Wildcats #2
Burlington Panthers #2
Cambridge Centaurs York North Avengers #2
Oxford Attack
9:00AM
Caledon Cougars #2 Hamilton Wildcats
Griffith
Burlington Panthers
Griffith
12:00PM Oxford Attack
Stratford Optimist 10:30AM Penetang-Midland Griffith
Griffith
1:30PM
Cambridge Centaurs
York North #2
Griffith
Caledon Cougars #2
Griffith
3:00PM
Stratford Optimist
4:30PM
Griffith
Burlington Panthers Cambridge Centaurs
Griffith York North #2 7:30PM Oxford Attack
6:00PM
Penetang-Midland Hamilton Wildcats
Griffith - Ridley College
U17 juvenile Burlington Basketball #2 Bergevin , Gaige Bianchi, Daniel Browne, Scott Kelly, Matt Kopalasingam , Justin Kunnanath, Abhi Maby, Christopher Masuka, Timar Nicholas , Zachary Pope, Jake Yeboah , Frank
HC - Denley, Chris AC - Dhillon, Emre M - Rosales, Carlo
Oxford Attack Bayliss, John-Riley DeJong, Colton Holmes, Matt Jeong, Minki Kuiper, Aaron Leduc, Daniel Mazeikis, Tyler Mezenberg, Joshua Mott, Dominic Rose, Shadray Samaroo, Kyle
HC - Beckett, Jerry AC - Maycock, Mike AC - Mezenberg, Brian
boyS DIVISION 7
Caledon Cougars #2
Cambridge Basketball
Hamilton Wildcats #2
Aarons, Shai Agble, Walter Bair, Andray Cole, Aaron Hawton, Sean Macleod, Conner Oseki, Jamal Patel, Mitesh Penkala, Joey Samuel, Joshua
Derjugin, Tanner Fancy, Touseef Hajo, Jamal Jones, Shavon Le, Martin Louks, Ethan Moffitt, Lucas Rashid, Rega Seyed, Yaser Stevanovic, Lazar Sultani, Sohrob Thompson, Shawn Unia, Abraar
Brohman, Alex Bugiardini, Simon Butt, Ali Butt, Saif Fournier, Joshua Henowick, Michael Panovski, Angel Robinson, Phill Takoub, Bechir Tittley, Spencer Tittley, Thomas
HC - Penkala, John AC - Macleod, Brian
HC - Yule, Nicholas AC - Bradford, Michael
Penetang-Midland
Stratford Optimist
Burrows, Ryan Coppes, Jon Garner, Jordan Garraway, Levi Jackson, Cody Molloy, Nicholas Munroe, Mitchel Perry, Grant Savo, Andrew Schmitz, Erik Todd, Brett Walker-Scace, Tyler
Bloemberg, Curtis Bloemberg, Joshua Diehl, Robert Foster, Ryan Harmer, Luke James, Garrett Klassen, Nathan O'Connor, Shawn Pickering, Blake Scott, Robbie Stulp, Ryan Wilhelm, Khristopher
HC - Scace, David M - Coppes, Henk
HC - Illman, Adam AC - Beehler, Colin AC - Bailey, Henroy M - Bailey, Tyler
HC - Hutton ,Barry
York North Basketball #2 Belbeck, Jalen Clegg, Christopher Clegg, Ryan Graham, Luke Graham, Nathan Hastings, Mitchell Kaski, Dennis MacPherson, Stewart Morrison, Jake Sakala, Matthew Toogood, Cooper
HC - MacPherson, Richard
AC - Clegg, Anthony
U17
Juvenile
Eastdale
ABC Magic
Boys DIVISION 8
4:30PM
ABC Magic Whitby Wildcats
Eastdale
Leamington Cougars
6:00PM
Toronto Triple Threat
GladiatorS Whitby Wildcats GladiatorS 10:00AM Whitby Wildcats Eastdale
Leamington Cougars
Malton Mavericks Toronto Triple Threat Hanover
Eastdale Malton Mavericks 11:30AM Toronto Triple Threat
Eastdale
1:30PM
ABC Magic GladiatorS
Eastdale
Leamington Cougars
3:00PM Malton Mavericks
eastdale
U17 juvenile boys DIVISION 8
ABC Magic Balardo, Christopher Byrnes, Graham Byrnes, Logan Chong, Daniel Cornale, Joseph Cornale, Michael Daly, Scott Khindria, Sean Palango, Matthew Rath, Mackenzie Sober, John
GladiatorS Basketball Apostol, Brandon Blissett, Alex Breen, Curtis Coore, Nicholas Evangelista, Ezekiel Francis, Davaun James, Justin John, Noah Kiameh, Joseph Miller-North, Owen Peters, Hollis Prince-Hanson, Rahim Wlliams, Elijah
Leamington Cougars Azar, Matthew Dowling, Austin Fehr, Herman Froese, Nick Garganta, Devin Goncalves, Alex Gould, Robert Rowley, Heath Rowley, Kyle Tilson, Ryan
HC - Evangelista, Ronald
HC - Cornale, Mike AC - Chong, Christine AC - Milo, Deborah
Malton Mavericks Alabbas, Fahad Ashton, JJ Hoti, Ilir Mahmoud, Mohammed
Negash, Ammanuel Saied, Abdalla Sivaloganathan, Arjun Spalding, Davandrew Teape, Jamell Wilmot, Donte
HC - Phillips, Trevor AC - Cole, Garreth
AC - Pacson, Cecilia AC - Apostol, Jojo M - Pacson, Cecilia
Toronto Triple Threat Hanover Bouius, Noah Catelo, JP Harbison, Jeremy Hundt, Keith Hutchison, Jeff Jacobs, Jesse Kocher, Jacob Konecny, Joshua Mackie, Nicholas Miller, Daniel Rae, Robert Simpson, Greg Walter, Matthew HC - Zettel, Carrie AC - Mackie, Chris AC - Kocher, Kevin M - Kocher, Christine Zettel
HC - Garganta, Michael
Whitby Wildcats Biggart, Neilton Blakey, Garrett Carey-Ferguson, Zamani
Cervoni, Austin Gibbs, Malik Irisapen, Athony John, Jeremy Kennelly, Matthew Munroe, Avery Newell, Hanif Rohe-Barrett, Matthew White, Zachary
HC - White, Brad AC - Kennelly, Michael
BaSkeTBaLL June 30–July 6, 2013 (Boys & Girls 9–17) July 7–13, 2013 (Boys 9–17) July 21–27, 2013 (Girls 9–17)
NBA / WNBA / PRO AND NATIONAL TEAM PRESENCE AT OLYMPIA IN 2013
DANNY GREEN –
Over the course of the summer, within each basketball session a combination of 2 – 4 Past and Present NBA/WNBA/Pros and National Team Players will attend for up to 3 days – on and off the courts and inspiring and motivating campers to “Be their Best in Sport and Life”.
San Antonio Spurs
July 28–Aug 3, 2013 (Boys & Girls 9–18) Aug 11–17, 2013 (Boys & Girls 9–19) Aug 18–24, 2013 (Boys 9–19) Aug 25–31, 2013 (Boys & Girls 11–19)
The Proven Leader in Basketball / Personal Development Program: Entering its’ 5th Decade… Olympia has the track record of running over 200 Basketball / Motivational Sessions. These have been constantly refined and updated to keep it in the forefront as a provider of the latest in foundational basketball / self-development programming with implementation from our:
Top-Flight Resident Coaching Staff: 125 of the Ontario’s finest instructors from the ranks of University, College, Ontario Basketball Club, Regional / Provincial, High School & Elementary Coaches who uniquely meet the needs of every camper from beginner to advanced and motivate each player in moving towards fulfilling their performance potential.
Olympia’s PERSONALIZED Basketball Development Program Offers:
KYLE SINGLER –
MISTY MIMS –
Detroit Pistons
Connecticut Sun (WNBA)
• 7 – 7 day sessions throughout the summer with separate boys and girls programs with a ratio of 1 coach to every 6 or 7 campers • After an evaluation of skills and playing ability, each camper is placed in an “appropriate division”. • Basketball skill development is maximized through ability-matched fundamental stationwork, appropriately sequenced divisional level sessions and competitively-matched games/scrimmages.
Non-Stop Action: Weatherproof, 37,000 sq. ft. Field house & Gym with 6 Pro 94’ courts + 6 pro outdoor courts. More than 1 Spalding ball is provided for each camper to work with.
Progressively Sequenced & Comprehensive Training: Learn to Score:
JOEL ANTHONY –
CHASTITY MELVIN –
Miami Heat & Canadian National Men’s Basketball Team
Washington Mystics
a) from all over the court – balance, footwork, ball-handling & ball management skills b) from triple threat position c) with back to the basket d) in transition e) in 2-2 and 3-3 situations f) discover the techniques to improve your playing in 4-4 and 5-5 game situations.
Shut Down your Opponent: Learn to influence, close-out, help & recover, block-out, & rebound. This will be an intense, competitive week that will help you develop the tools and techniques ‘To Take Your Game To The Next Level’ of Play. Learning is expedited through video-selfanalysis.
Competitively-Matched Competitions: QUINCY ACY –
JOHN WALL –
Toronto Raptors
Washington Wizards
Campers play 2 games/scrimmages daily in a “matched-team”environment with equal playing time in separate boys & girls inter-league competition. • Plus numerous Olympia prizes are awarded for top performance in skill and for personal attitude for various contests, tournaments & camp championships. The Awards Ceremony is further augmented by dozens of “draw prizes” from our sponsors for all who attend.
7 Days of Training & Fun Activities: You really get your money’s worth and more with over 30 hours of scheduled training and game action. Plus 24 hours of daylight free time to work privately with coaches, practise, play pick-up games or take a real break to swim, sail, canoe, windsurf, kayak and relax with evening activities within the heartland of Muskoka. TREVOR BOOKER –
CHRISTIAN LAETTNER –
Washington Wizards
Former Duke University, 1992 Dream Team (USA), 13 year NBA veteran
PLUS - “Inner Balance” Life Skills Training
NBa / WNBa / PRO aND NaTIONaL TeaM PReSeNCe aT OLYMPIa IN 2013
SHAVLIK RANDOLPH –
SCOTT MACHADO –
CURLEY “Boo” JOHNSON –
BRADLEY BEAL –
GENE BANKS –
WALKER D. RUSSELL –
Washington Wizards
Houston Rockets
Harlem Globetrotter for 17 years
Washington Wizards
Assistant General Manager and Scout, Washington Wizards
Former Detroit Piston Scout New York Knicks
HEADLINE INSTRUCTORS 2013 BARRY HUTTON • June 30–July 6 (Boys & Girls 9–17) • President, Hamilton Wildcats Academy • Former Head Coach, Mohawk College • 2 time O.C.A.A. Coach of the Year • Inducted into O.C.A.A. – Hall of Fame for Basketball • Won various Midget, Junior and Senior titles at High School level.
BARRY HOWSON • July 7–13 (Boys 9–17) • Inductee, Cdn. Basketball Hall of Fame • World Master, M.V.P. (1994) • Member, 5 Cdn. Sr. Men’s Championship Teams • Former Cdn. Olympia, PAN-AM, World Team Member • Presently coaching St. Patrick’s (Sarnia)
LEO RAUTINS – Former National Team Member & Coach
KELLY DUNHAM • July 21–27 (Girls 9–17) • Assistant Coach, Mohawk College • Former, Head Coach Mohawk College & Former, Ass’t. Coach McMaster U • Ontario Jr. Women’s Team Head Coach 1998 & 2001 • National Champions -’98 to ‘00 • Canada Summer Games Silver Medalist, ‘01 • Ontario’s Coaching Excellence Award - Development Athletes
BILL PANGOS • July 28– Aug 3 (Boys & Girls 9–18) • Head Coach, York University Women’s Basketball • Basketball Canada, Learning Facilitator • OUA Champions 2007 • 5 time OUA East Coach of the Year
BILL BOURNE • Aug 11–17 (Boys & Girls 9–19) • Former, Basketball Canada Learning Facilitator • NCCP - Level 3 • Assumption College (Brantford) • Former Tech. Services Dir. Ontario Basketball • 4 CWOSSA, 5 COSSA, 18 County Titles in 30 yrs. coaching
SUPeR GRaDS
CORY JOSEPH – San Antonio Spurs and Canadian National Men’s Basketball Team
Olympia’s success can be measured many ways including its impressive roster of former campers and counsellors like: • Jay Triano – Former, Head Coach, Toronto Raptors • Chris O’Rourke – Head Coach, U of Guelph Men’s Team • Brad Rootes – Head Coach, Brock U, Men’s Team • Natalie Robinson – Former, Women’s National Team
• Sue Stewart – Former, Women’s National Team • Jesse Young – Men’s National Team • Heather Angus – U of Windsor • Emily McKay – Brock U • Kayla Pangos – York U • Elaine Hutton – U of Toronto • Jake Hutchcroft – U of Western
BARRY HUTTON • Aug 18–24 (Boys 9–19) • (See bio above)
CHRIS DOOLEY • Aug 25–30 (Boys & Girls 11–19) • Member Men’s National Coaching Staff 2001-2003 • Ont. Jr. Men’s Provincial Team, Head Coach ‘94-’97 • National Champions ‘95, ‘96 • ‘97 Cdn Games Silver Medalist • NCCP Level 3 Course Conductor • Notre Dame S.S. (Burlington) • Assistant Coach, University of Guelph
SUPPORTED BY: Olympia Sports Camp is an Official Partner of Ontario Basketball and a Proud Sponsor of Ontario Basketball’s “Fair Play Program”
Olympia Sports Camp is an Official Partner with Canada Basketball
Equipment Sponsor
BIG MaN / TaLL LaDY BaSkeTBaLL CaMP July 21–27, 2013 (Girls 13–17) GIRLS MUST BE 5’11 or TALLER August 18–24, 2013 (Boys 14–17) BOYS MUST BE 6’5 OR TALLER Olympia, Ontario Basketball and Canada Basketball are proud to offer a unique opportunity for basketball players in Ontario and other areas. The Tall Lady/Big Man camp will operate as a separate program, running at the same time as Olympia’s regular Basketball Camp. This is a joint effort to expand and discover hidden talent from Ontario and other areas. The camp will feature some of Ontario’s and North America’s top coaching personalities. The coaches are T.B.A. The sessions will be video-taped for self analysis.
Become part of an illustrious group of basketball players, improve on your basketball skills and take that step to the next level of play. Comprehensive Training includes: • Scoring from the elbow • Scoring in transition • Rebounding angles and intensity • Dominating the post • Shooting the three and more • The program will follow the Canadian Sport for Life principles
Olympia Sports Camp 145 Renfrew Drive, Unit 112 Markham, ON, L3R 9R6 Tel : 905-479-9388 Fax : 905-479-9313 Email: info@olympiasportscamp.com
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SINGH TAKES EXPERIENCE AND DEVELOPMENT FROM ETOBICOKE BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION TO QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY 2012-13 OUA East men’s basketball rookie of the year Sukhpreet Singh of the Queen’s Gaels gained infamy in basketball circles for his accomplishments as a high school player with the Martingrove Bears, but the roots of his success can be traced to his development within the Ontario Basketball Association club system, as a player in the Etobicoke Basketball Association system. Singh rose through the ranks of the EBA system to reach the elite level, ultimately suiting up for the Etobicoke Thunder Elite program in the U19 Junior level.
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Arguably the biggest accomplishments for the Toronto native came in his high school days where as an eleventh grader and a rookie on the squad, Singh helped lift his Martingrove Bears team to an OFSAA AAA championship. After that season, the lanky guard was key to the Martingrove attack for the remainder of his high school career, while competing with the Etobicoke Thunder Elite program outside of the school-boy season. The transition from high school and OBA junior programs can be tough for some, but Singh’s performance in his debut OUA season with the Queen’s Gaels made it clear that he was comfortable with the jump to University ball. The Gaels were a team in flux this year, turning over a large portion of their roster and bringing in a great deal of talented freshman. With a young team comes an opportunity for playing time, and Singh seized that chance. He put up 12.2 points and 3.8 assists per game, the latter good enough to finish tied for sixth in the OUA. Singh accomplished all of this while averaging 29 minutes per contest as a rookie. Sukhpreet Singh is a shining example of hard work paying off. He used his time in the Etobicoke Basketball Association system and with the EBA’s Thunder Elite team to propel himself to accolades in his debut season in Ontario University Athletics. Singh fans, from Kingston to Etobicoke and all across the province, hope he can take what he learned as a player in the OBA and keep putting up great seasons. To follow Sukhpreet’s basketball career with the Queen’s Gaels visit http://www.gogaelsgo.com. Article by: Ontario University Athletics Ontario University Athletics (OUA) is the provincial voice for interuniversity sport, and a recognized leader and contributor to the Canadian Sport System, forging partnerships with Ontario universities and sport organizations to deliver a diversified sport model that achieves excellence in competition, fair play, ethical leadership, equitable opportunities and high quality student-athlete experiences within an educational environment.
The Talent Identification and Development Program (TID) is a systematic revision of the Player Development Program (PDP) that provides a clear pathway for athletes and coaches in the high performance stream. The outcomes of this restructuring include a downward shift in the ages of athletes that OBA high performance programs target and better alignment with the appropriate age categories as per the principles of Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD). More athletes with high performance potential will be identified and provided the right training. Ontario Basketball is pleased to announce the dates and locations for the 2013 Talent Identification and Development Program as follows: Georgian College U12 Boys Centralized Camp: July 2 - 5 U12 Girls Centralized Camp: July 6 - 9 U14 Boys Centralized Camp: July 17 - 20 U14 Girls Centralized Camp: July 21 - 24 Abilities Centre / Durham College U16 Boys Centralized Camp: August 16 - 18 U16 Girls Centralized Camp: August 16 - 18 Georgian College U12 Identification Camp: August 21 - 23
Regional Tryouts ($25.00): April - May · Athletes receive a TID Nike / OBA Tshirt. Regional Training ($300.00): May - July · 360 selected athletes receive 30 hours of LTAD age / stage appropriate training. Centralized Camp ($350.00): July · 288 athletes receive an additional 35 hours of high performance training alongside the best players in Ontario. · Off-court strength and conditioning training. · Educational sessions (ie. Canada Basketball, NCAA, CIS, AAU). · Meals and accommodations (four days / three nights). · Special guest coaches. · Personal athlete evaluations. · Opportunity to be identified and selected for additional high performance development programs (ie. Centre for Performance, Team Ontario). · Nike / OBA shorts and reversible jersey. · Spalding composite basketball.
Regional Tryouts (Free): April - May Regional Training ($300.00): May - July · 720 athletes receive 30 hours of LTAD age / stage appropriate training. · Nike / OBA reversible jersey. Centralized Camp ($350.00): July · 240 athletes are chosen from regional training sessions. · Athletes receive an additional 35 hours of high performance training alongside the best players in Ontario. · Off-court strength and conditioning training. · Educational sessions (ie. Canada Basketball, NCAA, CIS, AAU). · Meals and accommodations (four days / three nights). · Special guest coaches. · Personal athlete evaluations. · Opportunity to be identified and selected to compete against the top 20 athletes in Ontario at the U12 Identification Camp in August. · Nike / OBA shorts. · Spalding composite basketball.
Regional Tryouts ($25.00): May - June · Athletes receive a TID Nike / OBA Tshirt. Regional Training ($300.00): June - August · 360 athletes receive 30 hours of LTAD age and stage appropriate training. Centralized Camp ($350.00): August · 288 athletes receive an additional 35 hours of high performance training alongside the best players in Ontario. · Tournament style competition. · Off-court strength and conditioning training. · Educational sessions (ie. Canada Basketball, NCAA, CIS, AAU). · Opportunity to be identified and selected for additional high performance development programs (ie. Centre for Performance, Team Ontario). · Meals and accommodations (four days / three nights). · Special guest coaches. · Personal athlete evaluations. · Nike / OBA shorts and reversible jersey. · Spalding composite basketball.
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