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Wednesday, May 30 Basketball Spotlight MDC 12U Top Performers Basketball Spotlight MDC 12U Top Performers Part 2 (By "Squirrel The World")
Zegary Scott (Playtime Panthers)
The Basketball Spotlight 12U Division was loaded with top ball players and squad. Here’s our first report of the top performers provided by our new evaluator “Squirrel The World”.
MDC 12U Top Performers Part 2
Zegary Scott Guard (Playtime)- Very polished floor general creates for teammates and makes the game easy for his coach. Always vocal on the floor he exhibits a maturity that a coach will find refreshing. Has a “team first” mentality that will foster a winning environment for whatever program he plays for. 
Jack Rooney Guard (Playtime)- The Jack OF Spades is no
joker. Leave him open and the joke will be on you. This kid reminds me of a
young Rex Chapman with his quick release and ball handling to complement.
Excellent floor spacer with the understanding of how to move without the
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Jalen Lecque Guard (Playtime)- With a hesitation
dribble that resembles Deronn Williams, Jalen freezes his opponents and blows by
them b4 they get into their defensive stance. Don’t think for one minute that
this kid is all ball handle because he exhibits a nice jump shot that will
consistently force the defense to play him honest.
Stay Tune For More Coverage Because We Are Just
Getting Started!
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? 
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. 
SCOTT CHENNAULT/SPECIAL TO THE RECORD
John Judkins running the ball with teammates Coleman Chennault and Jayden Lemond behind in a Playtime Panthers game. The team won the state championship in their age group.
"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 Title
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Jaheim Tanklsey Shows Why He Was MVP Of The MLK Baby Ballers ClassicBaby Baller MLK Classic 11U Championship Recap: Playtime Finally Gets It Done.
MVP: Jaheim Tanksley (Playtime)
Alonzo Frink (Playtime)- I heard about Frink tearing up competition in North Jersey and finally got a chance to see him in action. The first aspect of his game that caught my attention was his range from the perimeter. The stocky power forward is very comfortable behind the arc and he showed it by connecting some several treys over the weekend. Inside he banged the boards and maneuvered on the baseline. He scored 20 points against NWK and hurt KSK for 16 markers in their rival win.
BJ Saliba (Playtime)- Saliba helped Playtime make the final four by banging home mid range jumpers and scoring in transition. His best scoring game of the tournament was when he scored 14 points against NWK in their pool play win. He also hit a couple of big shots during their semifinal win against KSK.
Jalen Lecque (Playtime Panthers)
Zegary Scott (Playtime Panthers)- Scott proved to be a tough backcourt mate with Lecque. He was in the mix applying the defensive pressure and converting turnovers into easy buckets. He can play both guard spots well but is more suited for running the point. He’s one of the most underrated guards in the region.
Jordan "The Real" McCoy (Playtime)Teaneck (Teaneck, N.J.) senior Chris Jones is known for throwing down mad game. The 6-foot-5, 190-pound guard is averaging more than 21 points per game this year. And making it look easy.
But he’s also quick to give credit where it’s due – his Kobes. “They’re really lightweight,” he said. “And it’s easy to get off of my feet and move fast.”
Off the court, Jones steals the spotlight with his style. From sneaker obsessions to his favorite denim to NBA style icons, Jones fills us in on his fashion fixations and favorite threads.
Favorite shoes
I’m like a fiend for Jordans. The 10s are my favorite, but I try to collect all of them when they come out.
I have a lot of sneakers. They’re mainly Nike and Jordans, and I have a couple of boots, (Nike) ACGs. Everything is pretty much Nike to be honest. I would say I’m a sneakerhead.
Staple denim
I throw on True Religion’s here and there, but I really like Levi’s. They’re comfortable and durable.
Favorite stores
I shop at Express a lot and Banana Republic — Banana has some good stuff. When my mom’s feeling good — like Christmas or my birthday — I try to sneak into Burberry.
Style icons
Amar’e has style. Dwyane Wade has style. LeBron. Chris Paul. That’s about it. Kobe’s…I don’t really like Kobe’s swag.
A night look
If I’m going out with my friends, I’ll throw on a nice plaid button-up — black and grey — some True Religion’s and Jordan True Blues.
Headphones
My Beats actually broke. Now I’m just wearing Apple headphones. They’re decent, they’re loud, but once you have Beats, it’s like nothing else really compares. You’ll be hooked. You’re not gonna want to listen to any other headphones. Beats make you hear every single note in a song. Beats are crazy.
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Sunday NOV 13TH 2011
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| The reigning NJ State Champions, (PLAYTIME), had a solid DAY 1. Each player contributed to their 3 - 0 start. #1, Jaheim Tanskley tallied 19 pts against the Newark based team "Project Pride" with great perimeter help from Jelani Bowden & Javon Gilis. The DUO scored several "big treys" all day long; Chihe Williams contributed significantly with 8 pts in the win. Jordan McKoy and Chihe Williams scored 11pts & 14 pts respectively in the win over St. Michael's young roster filled team. | ||||||||||||
| Kurone Wilson led all scorers for the HARLEM RENS team when they faced their NYC rival RIVERSIDE Church. Wilson scored 21 pts, #5 Markell Lake tallied 7pts, #6 Sam Klores and #3 Jalen Smith chipped in 5pts each, to help secure the 1st win of the TEACH ME CLASSIC. | ||||||||||||
| Riverside's, Jalen Leach had a good showing against Brooklyn Kings with some tremedous effort on the defensive end. He wasn't afraid to mix it up and use his fouls before posting 15 pts to defeat the KINGS County team. John WIlson contributed with 7 pts . They face the Newark based team, "Project Pride", in the 1st Round of the Playoffs. | ||||||||||||
| Newark's "Project Pride" team had a great showing from, # 3, Nazim Pierre. Pierre poured in 10 pts against NEXT LEVEL SPORTS (Hoop Nation) before losing a close game by 2pts. Those 2 pts placed them last in 3rd place of the PLAYOFFS and must face RIVERSIDE in the 1st Round. | ||||||||||||
| Brooklyn King's traveled to the Garden State to face some stiff comp against Harlem RENS, Riverside & the NJ Shore Shote. Before leaving, they gave the Shore Shots their best game before facing the (2) NYC Manhattan based teams.. In the Harlem RENS game, #1 Rahmwl & #10 Kadary score 5pts each before placing 4th in their Pool Play. | ||||||||||||
| Next Level Sport's (Hoop Nation), #3, Trevor Patterson's, 10 pts and #1 Matt Falter's, 7 pts, helped slide by "Project Pride". They secured 2nd place and will faceoff against the NJ Shore Shots in the PLAYOFF's | ||||||||||||
| #44 , Justice Morales, of St. Michael's posted 18pts against Project Pride before losing. # 3 showed good guard play with the help of the Diaper Dandy, "Antonio. This 8 yr old point guard showed so great piose whilw playing up in the 11U Division. The young team has some great fight in them. | ||||||||||||
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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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Jordan McCoy Guard (Playtime)- When you watch McCoy play you can see potential written all over this youngster. He’s a fluid wing guard already and has a nice deep range jumper. I look forward to watching McCoy and Hoggard battle for years to come.
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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PLAYTIME 10U wins the West NY Championship!!!!
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Playtime Cruised To The Championship
Boubacar Kamissoko Guard (Playtime)- This kid lived on the fast break. He leaked out several times for uncontested layups. In the half court set he attacked from the wing and used twisting finishes to earn points. He also can be deadly from behind the arc. He had a huge weekend scoring the ball.
JJ Jinwright Guard (Playtime)- This was my first time checking out this kid and I like the tools he possess. He joined Boubacar in being a major problem in transition. I like the wiggle in his game and his ability to finish. I see him moving over to the point guard position. 
Lydell Geffard Forward (Playtime)- The developing forward has great size and a soft touch but what really impressed me was the way he threw the outlet pass. Lydell made life very easy for his streaking teammates by hitting them with Joe Montana type long passes. On defense he blocked or altered several shots that led to easy buckets on the other end.
Mike Watkins Guard (Playtime)- Playtime has a load of scoring but Watkins controls the flow and makes sure the rock gets shared equally. Instead of using flash Watkins is a crafty guard that relies on his basketball IQ to get the job done.
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.
Jakelle King-Gilchrist watched for years.
The Teaneck junior never took her eyes off her brother, Javae, as he continued to beat the odds. She watched as he suffered traumatic childhood experiences only to blossom into a local star, a respected teammate and a college basketball player.
All that was left to do was follow in his footsteps.
"My brother went through so much to play basketball," Jakelle said. "Every time I hear the story, it inspires me. I want to be like my brother."
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Dayln P. Jan 12th
TO Bonner Jan 22nd
The 2010 Teaneck Holiday Showdown was held in Teaneck from Dec 20th- 30th. There were some great competition throughout the 10 day event.
In the boys division: PLAYTIME 10U wins the title over Riverside Hawks, WE RUN 11U/12U defeats Riverside Hawks, (NJ) PLAYTIME 13U had a rematch from an earlier win over (NY) Milbank Flyers, the local rivalry game featured Hackensack Comets and Teaneck All stars in the 7th/8th grade division,, where Hackensack retained the crown and Flight 22 showed big against Teaneck Select in the 14U division that was vacated by Team SCAN.
In the girls division: Sparks battled it out for bragging rights in the 3rd/4th grade division, Wyckoff Raiders and NJ Sparks go head to toe in the 5th/6th grade division and the highlight game features Ring City vs. NJ Sparks in the final game. Ring City took the hardware back down the turnpike.
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Teaneck took control of a close contest in the 4th quarter to pull off the 3rd Annual Jingle Bells Jubilee Holiday Tournament “Chip” with a 65-60 win over a young talented Hudson Catholic squad! Junior Chris Jones#5 
( the game M.V.P.) and 
So. Shakir Lindsey#3( the Tournament M.V.P.) led a 4th quarter surge for the Highwaymen that Hudson Catholic couldn’t overcome. Jones two”triples” and Lindsey’s fearless drives to the bucket proved to be the difference in the game! Jones finished with 20 points, while Lindsey finished with 15 points and 5 assists! Teaneck also got solid contributions from Jr. Neville Fincher(10pts), Jr. Kris Hargraves(9pts) and So. Joel Hernandez(8pts)!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Lydell G. Nov 3rd
Coach Ak Nov 7th
Camrein W. Nov 14th
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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.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Drew T. Oct 1st
Kevin G. Oct 7th
Aaron S. Oct 7th
Coach Mike Oct 10th
Zach O. Oct 14th
Wajdi A. Oct 17th
Andrew C. Oct 21st
Kyle W. Oct 21st
Terrel O. Oct 29th
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* DESTRESS: Stress causes the brain intake systems to send information into the Reactive brain (automatic-fight, flight, freeze) and prevents information flow through to the Reflective higher thinking, conscious brain (prefrontal cortex) where long-term memory is constructed. Establish enjoyable rituals (favorite songs, card games, ball toss) or surprises (a fun picture downloaded and printed from the internet) before study time to destress the study experience and open up the brain networks that lead to memory storage.
* GRAB ATTENTION: Memorable events make long-term memories. Find out what your child will study next in school and hang posters "advertising" or giving hints about that topic and encourage him to guess what it might be. Curiosity open's up the brain's sensory intake filter so when the topic comes up in class or in reading it will grab her attention.
* COLOR: The brain only lets in a small part of the billions of bits of sensory information available every second. A filter in the low (unconscious, automatic, animal-like) brain decides what gets in. Color is something that gets through this filter especially well. Have your children use colored pens color code notes or words to emphasize high importance. You can have a picture of a traffic light on the wall and he can use green, orange, and red in order of importance - like the traffic light.
* NOVELTY: If you add novelty to a study experience it will be more memorable. Use video clips from the internet, put on a funny hat, put a scarf on the dog, light a candle) right before your child begins to study. His alerting system will be more open to processing and remember information that comes in after a novel experience.
* PERSONAL MEANING: Children must care enough about information or consider it personally important, for it to go through the brain filters and be stored as memory. Use your child's interests to connect her to the material. Make stories together using the information. Stories are great ways to remember new things because you child's brain grew up hearing stories and the pattern for remembering stories is strong in her brain.
* RELATIONAL MEMORIES: The brain keeps information in short-term memory for less than a minute unless it connects with prior knowledge. Activate your child's prior knowledge by reminding him of things you've done as a family or that he's learned in other subjects that relates to the new information.
* PATTERNING: The brain is a pattern-seeking organ. When your children recognize relationships between new and prior knowledge their brains can link the new information with a category of existing knowledge for long-term storage. Charts, mnemonics, listing similarities/differences, and making analogies build long-term memory patterns.
* MENTAL MANIPULATION FOR LONG-TERM MEMORY: Once the information gets to the higher thinking brain your child must do something with it to build permanent memories. Your children can write summaries of new information in their own words. To make these even more personally meaningful the summaries can be in forms that suit their learning style preferences including sketches, skits, songs, dances, comic strips, or drawings.
* PRACTICE MAKES PERMANENT: Information from each of the senses is stored in a part of the brain specific to that sense. Review material using multiple sensory activities so different neural networks store the knowledge in multiple brain regions. Your children's brains will build multiple pathways leading to the stored memory, which makes retrieval more efficient. When a memory has been recalled often, this repeated neural circuit activation makes the memory stronger - like exercising a muscle.
* SYN-NAPS: Neurotransmitters, brain transport proteins, needed for memory construction and attention are depleted after as little as ten minutes of doing the same activity. Syn-naps are brain-breaks where you help your child change the learning activity to let her brain chemicals replenish. The Syn-naps can be stretching, singing, or acting out vocabulary words. After just a few minutes, her refreshed brain will be ready for new memory storage.
ATop 10 List to Improve Your Child's Memory Or How to be Your Child's Memory Judy Willis, M.D., M.Ed. WWW.RADTeach.com
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Adrian B. Sept 9th
Coach Will Sept 9th
Akrum A. Sept 10th
Jamal G. Sept 11th
Omar M. Sept 19th
Mikey W. Sept 24th
Brandon H. Sept 29th
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Coach Lee Tyre Aug 2nd
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Kareem C. (PP14U) July 10th
KC Hunt (PP10U) July 14th
Coach Sean D. July 14th
DaShaun W. (PP14U) July 20th
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POOL PLAY: (Mon & Tues) PLAYTIME advances to the championship bracket in the AAU Division II Nationals in Hampton Virginia by going undefeated in pool play. Playtime's defense held their opponents to 32 pts. a game. Offensively, they were led by Omar Mostafa who averaged 15 pts. a game. It was a great team effort. Playtime beat teams from NYC (Milbank Flyers), Georgia (Georgia Elite) and Texas (Tri-City Hoop Squad).
1st ROUND: PLAYTIME receives a 1st Round BYE by going 3-0 in Pool Play.
2nd ROUND: (Wed) PLAYTIME received a 1st Round Bye and will face off against (PV)BELTWAY BALLERS in round 2........ In the 2nd Round of the Championship bracket..PLAYTIME defeats BELTWAY BALLERS in a tough overtime win 46-43.
3rd ROUND: (Thur) Next, PLAYTIME will face the winner of (VA)HAMPTON HOYAS and (NC)WILSON BLUE DEVILS.........
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The Basketball Spotlight 11U Regional Rankings had some movement but a lot of the teams remain intact. Here’s a breakdown of the Top 10 teams in the region from our standpoint. Remember this is just our opinion and should be viewed as such.HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Taj B. (PP12U) June 7th
Eli J. (PP14U) June 11th
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Best of the Best BasketBull hosted their 2nd annual Best of the Best tournament, which drew some of the best youth teams, age 10-14u, to the birthplace of basketball. Here is a brief recap, with more information coming shortly.
10u - Long Island Lightning - Dingle was a tough scrappy club, but they just didn't have enough for Playtime (NJ) who was led by Jalen Brooks with 26 points and finished off the Lightning 58-48. PP10U WINS! @ the Hall of Fame...
11u - The 11u division was very competitve with PLAYTIME, DC Assault, CBC and World Elite meeting in the Final 4. PP11U matched up against DCAssault, before losing by 6 and CBC dominated World Elite by 40 points before meeting beating DC Assault by 24 points in the Title.
12u - The 12u division saw a dominating team run through the entire division - F.A.C.E.S. (NJ). The closest anyone would get was about 20 points, and that was crosstown rival, Playtime of NJ. The Bay St. Magic 12u put up a good fight in the semi-final as well, before losing by 22.
(SLIDESHOW by JUDY) Click here
http://shotbyjudy.photoshelter.com/gallery/PLAYTIME/G0000XfV40.TTQ0Q
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PERSONAL: Kasib was born in Teaneck, New Jersey, on March 18, 1981, and describes himself as disciplined, funny, and a hardworker...played for Curtis March at Teaneck High School...likes the nickname "Buck" (his favorite uncle)...Enjoys playing basketball and listening to music...his advice to others, "Stay in school and do the right thing."
JUNIOR (2001-2002): Named to the Big 12 All-Newcomer squad...Honorable Mention All-Big 12...selected Texas Tech over Rutgers and St. Bonaventure...scored a game high and personal best 29 points - including 25 in the first half against TCU...was 10-16 from the field and 8-9 from the FT line...against Oklahoma, Kasib led the team in scoring with 16 points by going 6-13 from the field and 4-6 from the line...also grabbed 7 rebounds, had 1 assist, 2 turnovers, 2 blocks, and 1 steal...tallied double figures 25 times during the season...equaled Andre Emmett and Will Chavis with 40 steals...one of two players to start all 32 games during the season - Andy Ellis also started all 32 games...had a season high 10 assists against Baylor...played 40 minutes 7 times during the season...from the free throw line: 4-for-4 vs. William & Mary and 3-for-3 against Baylor...tallied 33.6 minutes per game - second on the team...third leading rebounder (6.2 rpg)...team leader with 123 assists...#2 on the squad with 24 blocks...Chevrolet Scholarship Program MVP of the Game vs. Southern Illinois (03/15/02) - $1000 donated to the general scholarship fund at Texas Tech by Chevrolet...averaged 15.1 points per game.
JUNIOR COLLEGE: Kasib averaged 18.7 points and 7.3 rebounds for Butler County Community College (Kansas) as a sophomore to earn honorable mention NJCAA All-American honors...the Butler Grizzlies were 26-7 in his sophomore year...selected Texas Tech over Rutgers and St. Bonaventure...first team All-Jayhawk Conference...first team All Region VI...Kasib scored over 1,000 points and grabbed over 500 rebounds in his two years at Butler CCC...had season highs of 28 points and 15 rebounds...played for Dennis Helms at Butler CCC.
http://www.kpyouthfoundation.com/bio
PERSONAL: Marcelle was born in Teaneck, New Jersey, on July 28, 1981. Marcelle shared the same court ...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Jalen B. (PP10U) May 2nd
William P. (PP12U) May 15th
PLAYTIME 9U: Earned Bronze Medal (Qualified for DI Nationals) ~ DISNEY Wide World of Sports Orlando, Fl
PLAYTIME 10U: Earned Gold Medal (Qualified for DI Nationals) ~ Detriot, MI
PLAYTIME 11U: Earned Bronze Medal (Qualified for DI Nationals) ~ Cocoa Beach, Fl
PLAYTIME 12U: (Qualified for DII Nationals) ~ Hampton, VA
PLAYTIME 14U: Earned Copper Medal (Qualified for DI Nationals) ~ DISNEY Wide World of Sports Orlando, Fl
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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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Fathers Know Best introduces their new addition to the family: PLAYTIME 9U.
PP9U will be playing for their 1st NJ State Title the weekend of April 17, 2010
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Jelani B. (PP9U) April 1st
Luqman L. (PP14U) April 4th
GeAni B. (PP12U) April 12th
Jamir L. (PP10U) April 18th
Cory G. (PP10U) April 20th
Tylynn J. (PP12U) April 20th
Chandler D. (PP12U) April 22nd
Boubacar K. (PP11U) April 22nd
Ahmed B. (PP11U) April 23rd
Mykel Swan (PP11U) April 26th
#12 ~ Dalyn Wade-Perry makes the ALL HONORS Team.
#17 ~ Wajdi Ahemed is recognized for Academic Excellence and receives the Princicpal's Awardl. Wajdi scored a perfect, 100, score on the NJASK test.
The Playtime Panthers 10U Team won the NJ AAU State Title with a 44-29 victory over Natural Ballers.
It was a great collective effort from the entire team.
Below is a list of the players that participated and helped Playtime repeat as state champs.
Adrian Baucum
Jalen Brooks
Elijah Clark
Andrew Curcuras
Cory Gordon
KC Hunt
Justin Kea
Jamir Lattimore
Murad Mostafa
Zegary Scott
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PLAYTIME 11U defeats Team Final in the Championship game to secure a BID to participate in the 2010 National Championship in Cocoa Beach, FL.
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PLAYTIME LACES-UP FRESH CONVERSE FOOTWEAR FOR 2010 AAU SEASON
BERGEN COUNTY, NJ. – March 4, 2010 - Converse launches the new Weapon EVO's and selects PLAYTIME Basketball's AAU program to brand their name.
With their many fresh new styles, PLAYTIME has selected the new wave sneakers that will hit the AAU circuit in 2010: Weapon EVO.
Across the board, the Weapon EVO's blend modern style with the Converse spirit and attitude that continues to inspire originality.
This epitomizes the style of play that PLAYTIME exhibits on all levels and we believe Converse to be a great fit for our style.
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The "THOUGHT 4 KIDS" program is alive and kicking. PLAYTIME 11U conducts a snow drive to assist their neighbors. Most were women in need throughout the 3 towns of Englewood, Teaneck and Hackensack.
The players in attendance were Dalyn, KGibbs, TO, Kels, Drew, Coach Swan and PLAYTIME mom, Michaelle Tyre.
Snow fell in excess of 24" over a 2 day period. After their hard work, they enjoyed a HOT meal at Outback Steakhouse.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
Corrie B. (PP14U) March 1st
Kyle Law. (PP12U) March 10th
Josh F. (PP14U) March 14th
Justin K. (PP10U) March 30th
MJ Rich. (PP12U) March 31th
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During 2009, Diane Hammond made a charitable donation to our program by purchasing sweatsuits for our basketball team and coaching staff. She was awarded Sponsor of the Year for her generous donation.
YOU ARE TRULY APPRECIATED....
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PLAYTIME 11U participates in the F.A.C.E.S 3rd Annual "SHOW ME Invitational"
PLAYTIME 11U
Bobocaur Kamissoko Guard (Playtime)- After a quiet first half, Kamissoko showed why he's one of the best scorers in the region. He attacked from the baseline and exploded to the basket for points. The stage was set and he stepped up.
Terrell Bonner Guard (Playtime)- This kid is the heart and soul of the squad. He's a fierce competitor and is capable of making a few buckets. Sometimes he gets a little emotional but that's expected at this age level.
Mike Watkins Guard (Playtime)- The southpaw has good poise when handling the rock and will pull the trigger off the dribble. He made a couple of big shots during this tug a war battle. This kid doesn't lack confidence.
Drew Tyre Guard (Playtime)- Tyre sparked the Playtime comeback by pushing the rock down the throat of the F.A.C.E.S. defense. He dribbled through the double team and hit teammates with passes. His low dribbling style makes it difficult for anyone to steal the rock.
PLAYTIME 12U participates in the F.A.C.E.S 3rd Annual "SHOW ME Invitational"
PLAYTIME 12U
MJ Richardson Guard (Playtime)- Richardson found his stroke against NJ Got Game. He knocked down 4 treys which stretched the defense. He also loves to use the crossover to get into the lane.
Ty Johnson Guard (Playtime)- Johnson can shoot the rock from very deep. He sets up on the wing while launching shots as soon as he touches the rock. He hit some big shots in their win against the Brooklyn Kings.
Taj Benning Guard (Playtime)- Benning is another guard with a slick handle. His focus is getting into the lane and using the floater to score. Benning is also capable of draining the open shot
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A team called the "Detroit Showtime" was named the No. 1 team of 4th graders in the nation in the Amateur Athletic Union's first-ever preseason rankings.
The New York-New Jersey area has a few teams in the rankings: Playtime Panthers (4th grade), New Heights and Riverside Hawks (6th grade), Juice All-Stars and New York Gauchos (8th Grade), Malik Sealy All-Stars and NYC Jaguars (10th grade).
http://www.aauboysbasketball.org/Results/ClubPowerRankings.aspx
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Thanks to Mr. James Edmonds, PLAYTIME has been awarded funds through Verizon's Volunteer Program.
Mr. Edmonds has been a supporter of Fathers Know Best Youth Foundation since 2008.
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Congratulations to our Jr PeeWee, Kyle Witherspoon, for earning a spot on the 5th Grade Eastern Regional Pop Warner Scholar Team. Kyle will now be considered for National Pop Warner Academic All-American. Great job Kyle and good luck. Players keep your grades up as it is your grades for this year that will determine your eligibility for academic honors in 2010 season. Strive for constant and never ending improvement in all that you do.
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Playtime 11U meets Team Battle in the Championship game at the BBall Spotlight @ Hoop Group for the Grand Finale.
After both teams going 4-0, unbeaten in Pool Play and winning the Semi's Playtime is defeated by in the championship game, 41-36.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
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PLAYTIME enjoys the NJ NETS vs BOSTON CELTICS matchup on Saturday night. Over 45 players and family members had the opportunity to enjoy the Eastern Division rivalry.
Off the court "The Brotherhood" continues. PLAYTIME Panthers continue the Green team movement. Many of the players played Pop Warner foot ball for the Jersey Jets.
Other players played for Teaneck Highwaymen, Roselle Rams, Hackensack Comets and Closter.
JERSEY JETS: A9 Baucum, #9, OL; MyKel Swan.., #10, QB; Kyle "Spoon", #22, ML; TO Bonner, #23, ML, RB; Drew, #24, Halfback; Jus Kea, #34, OL
TEANECK HIGHWAYMEN: Kyle Lawrence, QB; Corey Gordon, TE, WR
ROSELLE RAMS: Mikey Watkins, RB, Jalen Brooks, WR
HACKENSACK COMETS: Ray Ray Hammond, QB; Elijah Johnson, RB
CLOSTER: Andrew Garcia, QB; Brandon Garcia, RB
ENGLEWOOD: Dalyn Wade-Perry, OL
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PLAYTIME 11U enjoys 1 of many exciting visits to the IZOD Center for a NJ NETS game.
NJ Nets vs Orlando Magic was an exciting game. Vince Carter got hurt early in the 1st half but the Orlando Magic still pulled out the victory.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
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Jabari & LeBron videoHAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
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PLAYTIME 9U had a great deal of success during the 2008-2009 AAU season.
Coach Kea led his team to PLAYTIME’s first NJ State title by securing the 9U NJ State Title in April’2009.
He went on to lead his team to the Silver Championship @ the Maryland Invitational Tournament (MIT) in June’2009
and after winning several local tournaments in the NY Metro area, they traveled to Florida to compete in the
2009 AAU National Championship, held @ the Wide World of Sports, an placed 12th in the country.
Coach Kea’s staff included Jelani Bowden Sr. and Akbar Anderson.
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The team was coached by Kevin Kea, Jelani Bowden, A.Anderson and WM Swan.... There was great parent support throughout the tournament.
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PLAYTIME defeats Gauchos by 16 pts @ Rucker Park in the Junior Knick Allstar Game. Mike Watkins ~aka~ Mikey Mike
receives the game MVP with 8 points, 6 rebounds and 4 steals while Drew Tyre ~aka~ Dru Drop receives the Sportmanship awards
with 4 points 6 assists and 2 steals.
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The 44th year of the Sprite- Foot Locker City Wide Athletic Association Summer Basketball League is being held on weekends at the world-famous
Holcombe Rucker Playground on Frederick Douglass Boulevard at 155th Street. The Entertainers Basketball Classic now holds fort at
Rucker Playground Monday through Thursday, with games tipping off at 7 p.m. George Ball directs the Jr. Knick program at Rucker.
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Our own High School coach, Curtis March, was inducted into the 2009 Class of Rucker Pro Legends by NY State Sen. Bill Perkins.
Pictured are: Charlie Brown, Greg “Bubba” Gary, Johnny Mathis, Curtis March, Lonnie West and Ray Haskins
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Graduating Class of 2009: PLAYTIME 10U
Wajdi Ahemed Ahmed Bailey Adrian Baucum Terrell "TO" Bonner
Bryce Drakeford Kevin Gibbs Mykel Swanston Dayln Wade-Perry
Mikey Watkins Kyle Witherspoon
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The Playtime Panthers 9U (2009 NJ State Champs) team
wins the Maryland Invitational Tournament "Silver Bracket"
against Bowie Hawks in a close game with the final score 39-36
in a come from behind thriller.
PP9U swept through the tournament, only losing to DC Assault
in a close game. Playtime went 2-1 in their Pool and then
advanced to the Silver bracket and defeated AAU Vikings,
Bowie Magic and then Bowie Hawks before bringing home the CHIP.
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Top Performer:
Kyle Witherspoon received Top Performer in the Best of the Best Tournamnet in Mass during the Hall of Fame tournament.
Kyle scored 20 pts. Vs. Albany City Rocks in the Semi Finals round.
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Best of the Best BasketBull hosted their 2nd annual Best of the Best tournament, which drew some of the best youth teams, age 10-14u, to the birthplace of basketball. Here is a brief recap, with more information coming shortly.
14u - Team Scan (NY) knocked off the Boston Spartans in the championship game, which was a rematch of their pool play meeting. The affair was close for a majority of the game, but Scan was too much and pulled away in the 2nd half. Scan ran through New England's best on the way, taking out BABC in the quarterfinals and CBC in the semi-finals. The NE Playaz were left as the other semi-final team as the Spartans ran through a short-handed Playaz squad.
13u - The four semi-final teams all could have made a case for 13u champion. Team MVP (NJ) lost to BABC in the semi-final, but not without putting up a furious rally. Meanwhile, CBC and Mass Jags Elite went toe to toe all game long, before CBC pulled away at the end by 6. CBC then went on to meet BABC in the final, but didn't have enough firepower, losing 53-41.
12u - The 12u division saw a dominating team run through the entire division - F.A.C.E.S. (NJ). The closest anyone would get was about 20 points, and that was crosstown rival, Playtime of NJ. The Bay St. Magic 12u put up a good fight in the semi-final as well, before losing by 22.
11u - The Connecticut Basketball was just as dominate in the 11u division beating out World Elite in the semi-final bracket and then DC Assault in the championship.
10u - Long Island Lightning - Dingle was a tough scrappy club, but they just didn't have enough for Playtime (NJ) who was led by Jalen Brooks with 26 points and finished off the Lightning 58-48.
Check back later in the day for more detailed reports of the Memorial Day action
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
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PLAYTIME's BIG "3" goes head to head against the 2008 NJ STATE CHAMPIONS, Team BATTLE.
It's a repeat of last years title game.
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PLAYTIME 9U: 2009 NJ AAU District Champions
In their 2nd year of State competiton, PLAYTIME 9U earned the GOLD Medal. PLAYTIME went undefeated in the 9U State games by defeating Montgomery COYOTES 37-4,Team BATTLE 38-19 and then securing the State Title by defeating King Street Kings 49-17. In attendance were Justin Kea, Cory Gordon, Adrian Baucum, Chazz Clark,
Jalen Lecque, Zegary Scott III, Aaron Carter, De'Andre Grange, Akrum Ahemed and Jelani Bowden. GO PLAYTIME.......
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"I think that’s what people need to know about me," said the Teaneck senior basketball player, ...
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PLAYTIME 13U wins the Rockland Rockets Tournament by going undefeated.
GO PLAYTIME.......
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PLAYTIME 13U enters the NJ State AAU Title games with 27 other teams and qualifies for Nationals in their 1st year of competition.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!
One of the newest members of PLAYTIME 9U celebrates his 8th birthday
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Pool Party will be @ the Hackensack YMCA Saturday March 28th, 2009 @ 7pm
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PLAYTIME FUTURE Leaders:
The ALL ACADEMIC TEAM will list a host of PLAYTIME players from each team that have either received academic excellence, honor rolor status or straight A's in a marking period.
"BECOME A FUTURE LEADER"
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It was a greatly executed game but the best team won. SCAN retains the 13U title by defeating PLAYTIME in the championship game held @ Mullaly Center.
This was the battle of the states.: New Jersey vs New York in the last game of the season. Both teams showed great sportmanship.
Bryce made Honor Roll for the 1st Marking Period. He is all an outstanding student athlete and received ...
Inaugural Address
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PLAYTIME competes at the BBall Spotlight in Lakewood,NJ Dec 27-28th
Barry "BJ" Palmore, Kareem "KC" Coston and Philip "Chubby" Hammond are either ...
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PLAYTIME Select Team wins the SCAN 2008 Holiday Classic. This group of select players from the 11U & 10U team competed in the 11U/12U SCAN Holiday Classic. PLAYTIME Select went undefeated by beating SCAN Harlem, SCAN Wolves and St' Anne's before defeating Brooklyn Kings in the Championship....
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Between Thanksgiving & Christmas Holidays ~ Fathers Know Best will roll out their "THOUGHT for KIDS" program .
This season the "THOUGHT for KIDS" program provided gifts/toys to the pediatric center @ Hackensack University Medical Center. The members, parents and coaches had an opportunity to tour the Children's Hospital, speak with the staff about the importance of holistic care and take photos.
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Not only do we play Basketball but we are good Football players.
3 members of PLAYTIME Panthers 10U team also play on the Englewood Jr. Pee Wee Football Team: Drew Tyre, Tyson Etienne and Daylan Perry. They went undefeated with a 10-0 record to be decleared the 2008 league SUPERBOWL CHAMPS bt defeating Fort Lee 7-6 in a great football game on Friday Night under the lights.
The Superbowl Game will be aired on Channel 10 Dec 3rd - Dec 5th @ 7:30 on Time Warner Cable and then on Demand Channel 1111 on Dec 7th & 8th.
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There are approximately 2,300 gang members under the age of 15 in the State of New Jersey. Children as young as second and third grade have known gang affiliations. In fact, 46 percent of gang-related incidents occur on school Property.
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"Spoon"' turns 10 on Oct 22nd, 2008
Happy Birthday !!
Parents & friends come out to celebrate Coach Mike's Birthday..
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
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Kevin Gibbs' B~Day Pool Party @ the Hackensack YMCA was a great one. He celebrated it with his PLAYTIME teammates, friends and a host of family members.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
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PLEASE CALL FOR RATES ~ (206) 339-8923
COMING TO A CITY NEAR YOU
Brandon Jacobs #27 of the NY GIANTS makes a donation to the program.
THANK YOU.
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Off the court "The Brotherhood" continues. Pictured above are members of the PLAYTIME Panthers Basketball team that competed against each other during a county rivalry. Hackensack met Englewood for their 1st scrimmage in over 15 years.
Newcomer to the PLAYTIME family, #84, Tyson plays Wide receiver and Drew, #32, plays Runningback and Nose guard for Englewood. They met up with #21, Mykel, who is a 1st time player and starting Quarterback for Hackensack.
Englewood defeated Hackensack in the scrimmage 21-14. Tyson caught a 15 yard pass to complete a touchdown, Drew ran for over 50 yards and 1 TD and Mykel threw 4 for 6 completions totaling 70 yards.
The last game of the season, Hackensack takes on Teaneck @ Teaneck HS. Some of the PLAYTIME Panthers that play with Teaneck Highwaymen are Kyle Lawrence, Nasir Mitchell, Justin Kea and Corey Gordon.
Other PLAYTIME Panthers participating in football this season are, #42, Tylynn Johnson & Brandon Spann @Clifton, Andrew & Brandon Garcia @ Closter, #40, Terrell "TO" Bonner @ Hackensack and Marquis Spence @ Englewood. Eli Johnson & Ray Ray Hammond are also playing football for Hackensack, on the older teams.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
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Adrian's birthday celebration will be held on Sunday, September 28th @ 3:30pm @ 650 American Legion Drive Teaneck, NJ (Across from Stop & Shop). All are invited to attend.
Adrian will officially change his # to #99.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!
Kyle Lawrence was accepted into TAG ~ Teaneck Academically Gifted Program in the area of MATH. After an extensive ...
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PLAYTIME Basketball is holding tryouts at Hackensack High School on ...
Sunday, July 20
PLAYTIME 9U & 10U Advance @ Nationals
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PLAYTIME 9U & 10U Plays well in Pool Play @ Nationals and advances to the Championship brakets in their 1st appearance.
PLAYTIME BLACK (10U) goes 3-0 in Pool Play in Cocoa Beach, Fla before lossing by 6 in the 1st round of the championship bracket and finishes in the top 25 in Div II.
PLAYTIME GREEN (9U) goes 2-1 in Pool A @ Disney Wide World of Sports before lossing by 5 to Hornet Elite in the 1st round of the championship bracket and finishes in the top 25 in the country in Div I.
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Mykel & Adrian, 2 players from the 9U AAU National team, meet up with the mother of a 2008 NBA Champion.
Mrs. Allen, the mother of Ray Allen, shares a moment with PLAYTIME while waiting for her grandson's game to start @ Disney Josten Center.
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Several players of the PLAYTIME 9U & 10U AAU ball club have received academic and athletic awards this ...
Ray Kim, one of the new 12U PLAYTIME Panthers, has received Distinguished Honor Roll @ Harrington Park School. ...
PLAYTIME 'aka' "The GREEN Team" performs well at the Maryland Invitational this past weekend. There were well over 200 teams competing at different grade levels at the Maryland Invitational this year.
The 10U team played extremely well and advanced to the Semi Final round before being ousted by the heavily favored Atlanta Select, Georgia's 10U State Champs. The GREEN Team fought hard during regulation by getting a big 3-pointer from Tylynn Johnson down the stretch and a last second field goal by Kyle Lawrence to send the game into overtime. Atlanta Select started the overtime with a big 3 pointer and never looked back and extended the lead to 8 points.
The 9U team played well and came together as a team. The played against Norfolk Wildacts, 'Slam N Jam' and the heavily favored Delaware Panthers. The guards played extremely well and helped keep the fast tempo in all 3 games.
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Sadat Kinley has taken the roll as the trainer for PLAYTIME Basketball. In his roll he will be working, primarily, with our low post players. Sadat brings much to the table. He is just 17 years of age and he has 6 years of AAU experience with NYC Gauchos. He started his basketball career with Teaneck Youth basketball and he has played on the traveling ALLSTAR team since the 4th grade. He has played 1 year Varsity and JV basketball at Paterson Catholic High School, one of New Jersey's power house teams, and as a freshman he played at Paramus Catholic High School. Since then, Sadat has taken a step away from playing basketball and is concentrating of his academics. He returned to Paramus Catholic HS and is now an honor roll student. He has been very instrumental in the growth of our low post players and he has truly helped our program by giving the younger players someone to look up to and identify with.
(Young World 2005 - After a double lost on Saturday Aug 20, 2005 the 14u team was back together again playing for the 2005 Young World Championship on Sunday Aug 21 defeating Riverside and becoming the 2005 Young World Champs.)
14U Team Roster: Sadat Kinley, Chris Fouch, Tyreak Johnson, Durrand Scott, Kevin Parrom, Tevin Baskin, Daurius Hawkins, Orlando Rodriguez, Sammy Haigler, Colby Donovan, Daisean Roberts, James Stukes, Maurice Hicks & Anthony Benedith
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# 33 GEOFF POPE NY GIANTS SUPER BOWL CHAMPION 2007 2008
Teaneck Super Biddies participated in the WEST NEW YORK RECREATION MAYOR SILVERIO A. VEGA TOURNAMENT for 10&Under ...
In The Spotlight: Shaakir Lindsey
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Team Battle are the NJ State Champs and F.A.C.E.S finished in 2nd place.
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PLAYTIME 9U plays F.A.C.E.S in it's 1st NJ State Title game. On Friday 4/18/08 PLAYTIME played ...
Teaneck PLAYTIME expands by merging with Hackensack to compete for the NJ State Titles in both the 9U & 10U divisions. Coach Mike Richardson was brought on board to assist with the coaching of the 10U basketball team. Coach Davenport & Coach Richardson will lead the road to the 10U State Title in 2 weeks.
Coach Swan.. and Coach Kea will head the race to the 9U State Title beginning April 18th.
"WE NOT ME"
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PLAYTIME: 2008 NJ AAU District 9U Runner-Ups
In their first year of State competiton, PLAYTIME 9U earned the Silver Medal. Both the 9U & 10U boys teams have earned bids to compete in the Nationals, which will be held in Florida in Mid-July.GO PLAYTIME.......
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BASKETBALL SPOTLIGHT NEWS
Jamal "Mr. JG" Gause receives Student / Athlete during the Month of May.
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