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Games of the Week 12/12/2009
Laker's 7th Grade Girls Prevail in Overtime
7th Grade Girls (Lakeville 21, Falmouth 19)
Head coach Debbie Nee's 7th Grade Girls team remained undefeated, running their record to 4-0 with a spirited overtime win over rival Falmouth Saturday afternoon at the Middle School. Trailing by two with 10 seconds remaining in regulaton, Lakeville's Kailyn Milligan attacked the basket and drew the foul. She went to the line and calmly hit both free throws to tie the game and send it into overtime, where Lakeville emerged the victor 21-19.
Laker's 7th Grade Boys Dominate Mashpee
7th Grade Boys (Lakeville 43, Mashpee 25)
Thanks to balanced scoring led by Matt Michael and Matt Anderson and, more importantly, suffocating team Defense, The FLBC Boys 7th Grade Team cruised to it’s first League victory (third victory overall) over Mashpee on the road by a score of 43-25. Coach O'Malley's team will face Harwich and Dartmouth at home this weekend and will play in the Easton Muscato Christmas tournament the following weekend.”
Announcement - Updated 12/14/09 - We WILL be having Saturday Morning Youth Basketball, this Saturday - 12/19/09 !
We will then take two weeks off, 12/26/09 and 1/2/10. We will resume on 1/8/10 and run through the end of February.
1.) Men and Women's adult basketball pick-up play is still open for registration. This is a Sunday morning event.
2.) Third annual trip to a Celtics Game; we have booked a limited number of tickets for a game to be played on Saturday, February 27th at 1PM. We will be travelling from Lakeville via a bus. The kids have a great time!
NEWS:
From: Thor Kakar
Sunday, March 15, 2009 - Laker's 5th grade Boys win South Plymouth Tournament!
The Lakeville 5th Grade Boys swept 4 straight games with wins over Nauset, St. Pats, Sandwich, and home team South Plymouth as they took home the 1st place trophy for the Freetown Lakeville Basketball Club on Sunday, March 15th at the South Plymouth Middle School. This came on the heels of a very strong showing the previous weekend in a tournament in Acushnet where they defeated Acushnet, Berkley, and Westport to advance to the championship but fell just short in a tough finals loss to Dartmouth. The 5th grade boys finished their regular season with a 12 wins against just 2 losses and had a very strong season with 26 wins overall, including tournament play.
From: Thor Kakar
Sunday, March 16, 2008 - Lakers 4th Grade Boys Win Middleboro March Madness Tournament. From the Middleboro Gazette
NEWS!
From: Debra Nee
MOMS vs. DAUGHTERS
Saturday, March 15, the Freetown-Lakeville Basketball Club's 5th grade
girls team played their moms in a season-ender, fun-filled game!
The 5th Grade Girls team came in second place in the "Cape Hoops
League" Championship this year in Bourne.
The Freetown- Lakeville Basketball Club was formed this year by a
dedicated group of parents concerned about the youth basketball in the
area. They had a Saturday morning program for K-8 at an instructional
level, and more competitive travel teams in the Cape Hoops League.
The travel teams consisted of teams for boys grades 4-8, and girls
grades 5-8. The founding of the Freetown-Lakeville Basketball Club was
spearheaded by President Dave Austin of Lakeville.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Travel Teams: Visit the home page of the Cape Hoops Travel league at http://www.capehoops.com
Welcome to the home of the Freetown - Lakeville Basketball Club. Thanks for visiting us and stopping by to show your support. Please feel free to sign the Guestbook and make good use of the message boards. All questions can be directed to our club's email address: FreeLakeHoops@gmail.com
For those of you who have been friends of Freetown-Lakeville Youth Sports in the past, you are likely aware that the basketball programs were formerly run under the direction of the Community Recreations Department.
In early 2007, a group of parents formed the Freetown-Lakeville Basketball Club to run a private competitive basketball club for boys and girls. This is a great opportunity. This is a tremendous challenge. We will need every volunteer we can find to make this work. With your help, we can provide a rewarding basketball experience for all children in the program!