This year, the Morinville Youth Basketball Association has grown to 14 teams, up from just 10 last season, and have 173 athletes repping the Sabretooths uniforms.
Our 2019/20 teams include:
U7 Co-Ed
U9 Co-Ed
U11 Boys (x2)
U11 Girls
U13 Boys
U13 Girls
U15 Boys
U15 Girls (x2)
U18 Boys (x2)
U18 Girls (x2)
With the growth of teams, we welcome back 10 returning head coaches from last season and 4 coaches stepping either back into the role, moving from an assistant coach role to a head coach role or are just beginning their first season as a coach. We also welcome back many returning Sabretooths athletes and many new athletes to our association.
12 of these teams will begin league play within the Edmonton Youth Basketball Association in 2 weeks, with round 1 beginning on the weekend September 28th. Practices for all 14 teams begin the week of September 16th at Ecole Notre Dame, G.H. Primeau School and at the Morinville Leisure Centre.
Results for all games will be posted on the EYBA Website and through their team pages. More detailed results, player interviews, game photos and game videos may be posted on MYBA social media sites, including Facebook and Instagram (Morinville Youth Basketball).
Note: Not every team will have photographs or video each week and some teams may have more than others due to location played. Please keep this in mind. We will do our best to photograph all teams throughout the season.
Athletes.. Remember to:
1. Do your best, work hard and HAVE FUN.
2. Be thankful for the coaches. They all VOLUNTEER their time to help you improve and keep our association running. Without them, we would not have the success we have today.
3. Enjoy the memories you will make with your team. They are special.
4. Respect your teammates, the officials, your coaches, other players and the game.
5. Thank your parents, they do so much to ensure you are able to play the game you love.
Parents.. Remember to:
1. Let the coaches coach. They are here to help your child and ensure they have a safe and fun season while teaching them new skills. Our coaches are a vital part of our association.
2. Encourage your athlete.
3. Let the kids have fun.
4. Be a good role model. Show the kids what it means to have good sportsmanship. Be positive, not negative.