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Big Poppa by Biggi Smalls Friday, May 25
Uncle Drew
New Jersey’s own Kyrie Irving stars in his first commercial as Uncle Drew. Saturday, May 26
Basketball Spotlight MDC 11U Preview: Is It Playtime?
Playtime Will Be Ready To Rock!
The Basketball Spotlight MDC 11U Division has been a pleasant surprise this year. #1 ECE-NJABC will not be in the building so we are looking to see who will be ready to step up. Here’s a look at the squads that will be in Lakewood.
Basketball Spotlight MDC 11U
Preview
Playtime: PP has a few state crowns under their belt now they will be looking to win their second Spotlight banner. They have a thick field but they are definitely battle tested. Team Nelson: TN is hungry for a crown after pushing #1 ECE-NJABC to double overtime during the Mid Atlantic finals. They have enough weapons to make it to Hoop Group Headquarters on Sunday. Potomac Valley Select: I hear this is a super squad coming up from the Potomac Valley. Now they will be trying to represent to the fullest. It will be interesting to see how they mesh in this atmosphere. CJ Hawks: The Hawks have been hovering around the championship round all season. Now might be the time for them to make the break through. Beyond The Lines: This Lakewood based crew will have the home court advantage and will need it as they make their Spotlight debut. Welcome to the big stage I hope you are ready to rumble. Other Teams To Watch: NY Panthers, Pleasantville PAL, M Plex Mustangs, KSK and others. Monday, May 7
Basketball team pushes kids on court and in class
Basketball team pushes kids on court and in class
Monday, May 7, 2012 Last updated: Monday May 7, 2012, 11:37 AM
The Record
A few years ago, a group of fathers in Teaneck and Hackensack decided they needed to do something to help students prepare for high school — and the rest of their lives. "The kids needed us," said Mike Richardson. They formed a basketball team, but there was a catch: To play, a boy had to have a C-plus or better average. Those who didn't had to come to practice 30 minutes early for tutoring. The boys didn't seem to mind the extra work as long as they got to play ball. In fact, the kids from all over Bergen and Passaic joined. Today, they are doing well in school. They are also doing great on the court. The Playtime Panthers are state champions — again. The 9U team won their state AAU championships in late April, earning a spot in the nationals this summer. On Sunday, the 11U team won its own state title. "It was a great game," said one of the players, Shai Williams, an 11-year-old Teaneck resident. The team will also compete against the nation's top teams this summer. "It was a well-fought game," Richardson said of the 53-38 win over the Central Jersey Hawks on Sunday. He coaches both the 9U and 11U teams. Now comes the hard work. "We have to prepare ourselves for the games ahead," said Richardson, a Teaneck resident who has a son on the 9U team. "We have to represent." Tuesday, April 24
NJ 9U State Championship Recap: Playtime 9U Wins State Title
NJ 9U State Championship Recap: Playtime 9U Wins State TitleTuesday, April 24
Playtime 11U Crowned 12U Div. 2 Champs
Playtime 11U Wins 12U Div. 2 Crown
Championship Roster: Jordan McCoy, Marc Bruce, Coach Mike Richardson, Ahsan Huland El, Coach Leshawn Tanskley, Coach Jelani Carter. Front from left: Jelani Carter Jr., Chihe Williams, John Wilson, Jaheim Tanksley. Middle row: Austin Geller, Brandon Osafu and Dashan Crittenden. Wednesday, May 9
Playtime: NJ State CHAMPS! Win Back To Back Crowns
Playtime Earn Gold Medals
Playtime Panthers defeated CJ Hawks 51-38 to win the NJ AAU 11U State Champions. Playtime made it back to back titles as this squad also won the 10U crown last year. Championship Roster: Jordan McCoy Marc Bruce Ahsan Huland El Jelani Carter Jr. Chihe Williams John Wilson Jaheim Tanksley Austin Geller Brandon Osafu Dashan Crittenden. Coach Mike Richardson Coach Leshawn Tanskley Coach Jelani Carter Friday, February 17
Spotlight Video Feature: Tanksley's MVP Performance At Baby Baller MLK Classic
Basketball Spotlight Video Feature: Tanksley's MVP Performance At Baby Baller MLK Classic Jaheim Tanklsey Shows Why He Was MVP Of The MLK Baby Ballers ClassicJaheim Tanksley was awarded the MVP of the Baby Ballers MLK Classic and after watching his footage it’s easy to see why. His basketball IQ, skills and court savvy is beyond his years. Right now he has to be one of the most feared ball handlers on the 11U level. The scary thing is he’s just getting started. Monday, January 16
Playtime Takes Baby Baller MLK Classic Title
Baby Baller MLK Classic 11U Championship Recap: Playtime Finally Gets It Done.
Playtime Takes Baby Baller MLK Classic Title
Jaheim Tanklsey scored 20 points and Jordan McKoy added 12 points as Playtime Panthers defeated Team Nelson 48-37 to win the Baby Baller MLK Classic 11U Championship. Trevon Alderman poured in a team high 19 points in the loss. Playtime's coach Mike Richardson felt good to finally grab the banner. "It was a long time coming. We came in second in 3 consecutive Spotlight events. Now we can say we finally got over the hump. I'm so proud of my boys" he finished. MVP: Jaheim Tanksley (Playtime)Tanskley was remarkable in the finals. The pint size point guard did damage with his floater in the lane. But really hurt Team Nelson hearts by banging home deep jumpers even a trey ball from NBA range. When money time came Tanksley stepped up and cashed in. Next we will bring you the top performers from each position during the MLK Classic. Friday, January 20
Baby Baller MLK Classic Recap: 12U Top Forwards
Baby Baller MLK Classic Recap: 12U Top Forwards
Thursday, January 19
Baby Baller MLK Classic Recap: 12U Top Guards Part 2
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Principal Sean Davenport, aka Coach "D", is your guide to an expanded learning day in a New York City public school, Thurgood Marshall Lower Academy.
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Akrum Ahemed Forward (Playtime)- Akrum operated inside for the NJ State Champs. He used the glass well and dribbled past the shot blockers. His inside play helped Team Nelson make their late rally.him.
Makhi Moore Guard (Playtime)- Moore is a good ball handler while running the show for the Panthers. He does a good job of not turning over the pill and getting his teammates involved.
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Clash For The 10U Recap: Team Takeover Prevails over PLAYTIME
Jahmir Young and Jason Gibson scored 9 points apiece as Team Takeover defeated Playtime Panthers 35-27 to win the Clash For The Cup 10U Championship. Jordan McKoy scored 7 points for Playtime in the loss.
Top Performers
Jordan McKoy Forward (Playtime)- McKoy was a problem all tournament because at his size he still can handle the rock and score like a guard. He has good range on his outside shot and will go inside to snatch a few boards. He should a good one in the future.
Makhai Moore Guard (Playtime)- Playtime has an up and coming guard in Moore. He gets anywhere he wants on the floor and will hit teammates on the move with the correct pass. We will be keeping an eye on this baby baller.
Murad Mostafa Forward (Playtime)- Murad battles hard on the blocks and will give you a spin move or two to get buckets. He does all the dirty work for the Green and Black.
Team Takeover 10U Champs
Jason Gibson Guard (Team Takeover)- Gibson is a cleaver ball handler and can also shoot the pill. He thrives in the open floor by pushing the rock and looking for teammates. This kid has a lot of heart and passion for the game. He has major swagger.
Jahmir Young Guard (Team Takeover)- The southpaw is a showman. He has a good crossover for a player so and he even likes to use the fake pass in transition. He has some swift moves and craftiness in his game already. He’s exciting to watch.
Garrett Kirkland Guard (Team Takeover)- Kirkland is a hard nose guard with some good guard skills. He likes getting out on the break and doing his thing while also being able to shoot from deep. He scored a game high 17 points against T Town Ballers.
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PLAYTIME LACES-UP FRESH CONVERSE FOOTWEAR FOR 2011 AAU SEASON
November 1, 2010 - Converse launches the new Star Player EVO & EB3 (Elton Brand) signature shoes.
The younger PLAYTIME teams will take the court this season wearing the EB3 (Elton Brand) Converse brand shoes and the older PLAYTIME teams will wear the Star Player EVO and continue their relationship with the top notch sneaker compnay.
The is the 2nd season that PLAYTIME has partnered with Converse to reveil their new shoes.
The student body at St. Benedict's Prep includes young men in grades 7 through 12 from widely diverse racial, cultural, and economic backgrounds with differing academic and athletic interests and abilities. Students primarily come from Newark, N.J. and the neighboring communities. St. Benedict’s is extremely competitive and receives applications from more candidates than there are available spaces. Admissions are competitively based on the applicant's school record, recommendations, and—to a lesser—degree performance on standardized tests. Successful students are active in school or community and church activities, have strong academic, cultural, or personal qualities, and demonstrate perseverance to develop themselves in a demanding environment.
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