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Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame



The Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame and Museum has announced that the 2021 Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame induction dinner originally scheduled for Saturday, September 25 is being postponed. The Hall of Fame committee voted unanimously on this matter at a recent meeting. Due to the continued uncertainty relative to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ever-evolving provincial health orders and regulations, it was felt that this difficult decision was necessary. 

The Hall wants to honour its newest inductees appropriately and also wants all of those attending to feel comfortable about being in a large group gathering. A new date is being explored and it will be in the new year, perhaps September or October 2022. 

The Hall thanks everyone for their patience, understanding and support as it works through these challenging and unprecedented times.

Information on the individuals and teams that will be honoured at the next induction dinner can be found HERE.   



Source: https://www.mbhof.com/2021/08/2021-hall-of-fame-induction-dinner.html

 


The Canada Games Council and the 2021 Canada Games Host Society have decided to postpone the 2021 Canada Summer Games until the summer of 2022

September 16, 2020 (Niagara, ON) – The Canada Games Council (CGC) and the 2021 Canada Games Host Society, after consulting with the Niagara Region, the Province of Ontario and the Federal Government, have made the difficult decision to postpone next year’s Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games. The Games were originally scheduled to take place in August 2021 but, due to continued public health concerns relating to the coronavirus pandemic, they will be rescheduled to the summer of 2022.

Held every two years, alternating between winter and summer, the Canada Games are the country’s marquee event for amateur sport representing the highest level of national competition for thousands of up-and-coming Canadian athletes. More than 5,000 participants and 4,000 volunteers are expected to take part in Canada’s largest multi-sport event in the Niagara Region.

Given the uncertainty created by the ongoing pandemic, the decision to postpone the Games was made, first and foremost, to ensure the health and safety of all the athletes, coaches, staff, volunteers and spectators expected to attend this event. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic would likely prevent us from delivering a phenomenal Games experience, both in terms of sport competitions and cultural events. By postponing the Niagara Canada Games, we will be able to better protect the health and safety of Games participants, the Niagara community and visitors from across the country, while delivering an extraordinary Games experience.

“All of our athletes, coaches and volunteers are top of mind for us in deciding to postpone the Games. No doubt this decision will be disappointing for those who have been training and preparing for the 2021 Games, but we hope to find their understanding and support,” said Evan Johnston, Chair of the Canada Games Council Board. “We made this difficult decision now, after careful consideration, to protect the health of Canadians and give all stakeholders more time to adjust their preparations. We will be reviewing options for new dates for the Canada Summer Games to take place during the summer of 2022 in the Niagara Region.”

“Postponing the Games certainly wasn’t an easy decision, nor one that we took lightly, but we felt it was the right choice to make,” said Doug Hamilton, Chair of the 2021 Canada Games Host Society. “In all likelihood, moving ahead with the Canada Summer Games in 2021 would have prevented us from hosting the Games’ sport competitions and cultural events in the way that they were originally envisioned. By delaying the Games to the summer of 2022, we hope to give Games participants a greater opportunity to maximize their experience, while also ensuring that Niagara can realize the full potential of hosting Canada’s largest multi-sport event.”

No decision has been made yet on the new dates for the Canada Summer Games in Niagara, but both the CGC and the Niagara Host Society are aiming for the rescheduled Games to take place during the summer of 2022. Both organizations will continue to monitor developments relating to the pandemic and to safeguard the health of all participants, staff and volunteers. We will continue to provide updates to all our stakeholders on the postponed Games, as they become available.


About the Canada Summer Games in Niagara

When the Canada Summer Games descend on the Niagara Region, more than 5,000 young athletes and their coaches will gather to compete for the podium in Canada’s largest multi-sport event. On its road to glory, this shining generation of hopefuls will leave its mark on our community and on the country – transforming, inspiring, and unifying us all through the power of sport.

As ambassadors of Niagara’s unrivaled warmth and compassion, thousands of volunteers will play host to the nation. The Canada Summer Games in Niagara will celebrate the wonder of sport alongside arts and culture. The Games will honour our Indigenous communities, and showcase a remarkable heritage of hard work and innovation in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring destinations.

With world-renowned hospitality, the people of Niagara will welcome visitors from across the country. Spirited events, spectacular entertainment, and the theatre of elite competition will spark new energy in the region as our streets, skies, and waterways shimmer with ceremony and celebration that is befitting of Canada’s best young athletes.

Niagara will surge stronger than ever on this vast stage by hosting one of the world’s only national youth multi-sport competitions. The Games will give rise to a new legacy of ambition, confidence, and compassion that will inspire generations to come. For further information, visit us at niagara2021.ca or follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram (@2021canadagames).


Source: https://niagara2021.ca/news/article/niagara-2021-canada-summer-games-postponed-due-to-the-ongoing-covid-19-pandemic/





April 27, 2020 (Winnipeg, MB) - To keep Manitobans safe and reduce the spread of COVID-19, Sport Manitoba and the Dauphin Host Society have announced that the Manitoba Games powered by Manitoba Hydro that were set to take place from August 9–15, 2020, have been postponed and will take place next summer in Dauphin from July 11–17, 2021.

Sport Manitoba and the Dauphin Host Society worked with the City of Dauphin and the Provincial Sport Organizations to reach the collective decision to postpone the event and will work with all Games partners in the coming months to continue to prepare and plan for the new Games date.
 
The Manitoba Games powered by Manitoba Hydro are staged every two years and alternate between summer and winter sporting events and are the largest ongoing multi-sport event in the province. The Games involve upwards of 3,000 athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers, and represent an opportunity for young athletes to compete and prepare to reach national and international sporting stages.
 
The sports showcased at the 2021 Manitoba Games include: Athletics, Baseball, Basketball, Cycling, Golf, Rugby, Sailing, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Triathlon and Volleyball.

Other details tied to age eligibility for the athletes attending the 2021 Manitoba Games will be announced at a future time.  
 
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“Our athletes have trained so hard, and dedicated so many hours to be ready for competition, but at times like this, difficult decisions must be made. We should treat this pause like an athlete resting in between workouts. We will come back stronger, and when the Games resume we can all cheer loudly and proudly because we appreciate them that much more.” – The Honourable Minister Cathy Cox, Minister of Sport, Culture and Heritage
 
"This was a difficult decision to make as we know thousands of Manitobans are affected, including athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, sponsors and people across the province who planned on attending and being a part of the Games. However, the conclusion to postpone was necessary as public health and safety is ultimately our top priority, and we have to do everything we can to keep our communities safe during this health crisis. We want to sincerely thank everyone for their patience and understanding throughout this whole process, and we are looking forward to coming together with our sport community in Dauphin in 2021." – Jeff Hnatiuk, President & CEO, Sport Manitoba
 
“Our first priority is the health and safety of the athletes, coaches, volunteers, and our community. We want this to be an experience these young athletes will remember forever, so although postponing the Games was a difficult decision to make, it was the right one. The City looks forward to hosting the Manitoba Summer Games powered by Manitoba Hydro in Dauphin from July 11–17, 2021.”– Allen Dowhan, City of Dauphin Mayor
 
“The collective decision to postpone the Games to 2021 is the best one we could have hoped for. The one year postponement will be used to further plan and execute a high quality event. Our committed team looks forward to welcoming the athletes and spectators to Dauphin when it is safe to do so.” – Carla Wolfenden and Clayton Swanton, 2020 Dauphin Manitoba Games Host Society Co-Chairs




IN-PERSON EVENT CANCELLED; Basketball Manitoba has made the difficult decision in light of the COVID-19 health concerns in the community to cancel the Basketball Manitoba Awards and All-Star Games originally scheduled for April 18, 2020, at the Victoria Inn Hotel and St. Paul's High School.  In light of the ongoing recommendations from local health officials and as this event attracts over 350 people to the awards banquet and hundreds more the All-Star Games, the event will not proceed for 2020 and will not be rescheduled.

To still recognize those athletes and coaches who had an outstanding 2019-20 basketball season, we will be announcing the award winners on the Basketball Manitoba social media (INSTAGRAMFACEBOOK and TWITTERthroughout the day starting at 10:00 am along the same timelines as they would have had the event not been cancelled...
  • 10:00 am - A - AAA Girls Graduating All-Star Rosters Announced
  • 11:30 am - A - AAA Boys Graduating All-Star Rosters Announced
  • 2:00 pm - Major Awards Announced through the afternoon to 5:00 pm
  • 6:00 pm -  AAAA Girls Graduating All-Star Rosters Announced
  • 7:30 pm - AAAA Boys Graduating All-Star Rosters Announced
More information on the steps taken by Basketball Manitoba surrounding the COVID-19 concerns can be found HERE.

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DEADLINE TO VOTE: MARCH 24 AT 4:00 PM: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the details on the Basketball Manitoba Awards All-Manitoba Voting for the 2019-20 season.  We are proud to present the annual All-Manitoba Awards, recognizing Manitoba's finest players and coaches at the high school level.  As a lead-up to the presentation of the Basketball Manitoba Awards on Saturday, April 18 at the Victoria Inn Hotel and St. Paul's High School, we are inviting you to play a part in who is recognized for these top honours after calling for nominations in February.

The awards include the... 
  • All-Manitoba Teams
  • Manitoba Players of the Year
  • Manitoba Coaches of the Year
  • Special Recognition & Service Awards
  • Carl Ridd Award
  • Jim Bulloch Coaching Award
  • Mike Spack Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Ron Meyers Leadership Award
  • Donovan Gayle Balling for the Cure Scholarships
  • Lena Wenke Courage Award
  • Morris Glimcher Student Manager Award
Over $4800 in grants and scholarships are available to basketball players and coaches in Manitoba!  We are inviting ALL basketball coaches in Manitoba to cast their votes before the deadline of Tuesday, March 24 at 4:00 pm.  To cast your vote and apply for one for the scholarships...

(April 14, 2020) – Canada Basketball and Basketball Manitoba announced today that the 2020 Canada Basketball 15U/17U Men’s & Women’s National Championships, scheduled for August 2-9, 2020, have been officially cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.  With this cancellation of the National Championships, the ongoing border and school closures among many other factors, Basketball Manitoba has officially cancelled the 2020 Manitoba Provincial Team Program.   

Given the current situation, Canada Basketball, in consultation with the National Championships Committee, which is made up of PTSO members, local hosts and partners, reached a unanimous decision to cancel this summer’s championships.  

“As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, we have made the difficult, yet necessary, decision to cancel this summer’s national championships to ensure the safety of all involved and our communities,” said Glen Grunwald, President & CEO of Canada Basketball.  “On behalf of Canada Basketball, I would like to extend thanks to our Provincial/Territorial Sport Organizations, the host committees and volunteers for all the work done to date on these events.”
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The health and safety of all athletes, coaches, officials, support staff, volunteers and spectators are of primary importance and were a driving factor behind making this difficult decision.  In addition, logistical concerns, team selection timelines, venue availability, adequate training opportunities and travel/accommodation bookings were also factors that were considered.

Basketball Manitoba Executive Director commented, "The unfolding health concerns across Canada are the top priority for the community to address and as difficult as this decision was to make, we feel it is the right one and support Canada Basketball and the site hosts in Ontario and PEI in making it.  So much goes into identifying athletes and preparing the teams to be ready for the National Championships that with closed borders and schools, the outcome was inevitable and one that needed to be made."

Kingston, Ontario and Ontario Basketball were scheduled to host the 2020 Canada Basketball 15U/17U Men’s National Championship.

“This is a difficult decision but one made for the health and safety of our players, coaches, officials and fans as well as the country,” said Jason Jansson, Executive Director of Ontario Basketball.  “We are looking forward to the 2021 Canada Summer Games in the Niagara region and bringing the basketball community together again.” 

On the women’s side, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island and Basketball PEI were to host the 2020 Canada Basketball 15U/17U Women’s National Championship and next summer will host the 2021 Canada Basketball 15U Men’s & Women’s National Championships.

“While we are disappointed to not be hosting the National Championships this summer, we are in full support of the decision,” said Josh Whitty, Executive Director of Basketball PEI.  “We look forward to hosting the U15 National Championships in 2021 and returning to the court as soon as we’re able to safely do so.”

Dates for both the 2021 Canada Basketball 15U Men’s & Women’s National Championships will be announced later this year. 

Next summer, the 17U Men’s and Women’s National Championships will be held as part of the Niagara 2021 Canada Summer Games.

Quebec swept all four competitions last summer, winning the 2019 Canada Basketball 15U/17U Men’s & Women’s National Championships in Fredericton and Victoria.

Developments in the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continue to change regularly and Canada Basketball will remain in contact with and follow the directions of the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) and World Health Organization (WHO) to ensure we are aware of, and aligned with, appropriate recommendations and requirements.

Canada Basketball and Basketball Manitoba continue to encourage everyone to practice physical distancing to limit public interactions and do our collective part in slowing the impending spread of the virus and flatten the curve.  Recommendations for protecting yourself and preventing the spread of this illness also include frequent hand washing and covering both your nose and mouth when coughing.


The below spring league has been officially cancelled due to the COVID-19 health concerns.  You can contact the below league director for more information.

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The Winnipeg Basketball League has announced it will be offering a spring basketball league for men's & women's teams ages 18+ this spring beginning April 20 through to June 8.  All games will be played at the Duckworth Centre at an entry fee of $790 for 6 games plus playoffs.  

Interested teams can contact Cara at leagues@uwinnipeg.ca or visit the league website for more information...


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From MHSAA News Release - March 12, 2020, 5:25 pm

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MHSAA Media Release

For Immediate Release – March 12, 2020

Cancellation: MHSAA Hockey & Basketball Provincial Championships

In light of ongoing concern resulting from the coronavirus (COVID-19), and in support of suggested recommendations from Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living and Manitoba Education and Training, effectively immediately the MHSAA is cancelling all Hockey and Basketball Provincial Championships. In addition, all Badminton and other school sport activities will be on hiatus until further notice.

The MHSAA is committed to protecting the health and safety of our student-athletes, staff, coaches, member-schools and the health of all of our fellow Manitobans.

http://www.mhsaa.ca

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CAMP CANCELLED: This camp has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus concerns and the directive given by the Basketball Manitoba Board of Directors.  You can contact the camp directors below with any further inquiries.

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The Selkirk Junior Royals have announced details on their upcoming Spring Break Camp.  The 5-day camp will run March 30-April 3, 2020 at Lord Selkirk Secondary School and is open to boys and girls in grades 4-11.  More details in the below poster. The cost is $100 for the Junior Camp and $125 for the Advanced Camp.

Register by March 23 or questions can go to email juniorroyals@shaw.ca.



Sport Manitoba announced on April 27, 2020, that the 2020 Manitoba Games have been officially postponed and will be moved to July 2021 due too the Coronavirus concerns in the community.  Read more...


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Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the details on the 2020 Manitoba Games basketball regional tryouts.  The 2020 Manitoba Games will occur August 10-15 in Dauphin, Manitoba with a total of 8 regional teams for males and 8 regional teams for females created this spring at the 16U age level (born in 2004 or later).  The rural regions of Manitoba are permitted to carry as many 3 age 17U (born in 2003) players.  The regional teams will represent all areas of Manitoba including teams from the East, North, and two teams per gender from the South, the West, and Winnipeg for a total of 8 teams per gender.  The tryouts will occur in late March and April at various locations and training will continue through the spring and summer until the Games in August. 



The Basketball Manitoba Board of Directors has made the decision to cancel the 2020 Junior High Basketball Championships.  This was not an easy decision to make but was made after numerous consultations and was deemed to be the right one in light of the ever-unfolding health situation facing our community.  

Details on the announcement of the Basketball Manitoba Board can be seen here...

So it goes without saying, but we will anyway, the Sunday meeting to make our selections is obviously cancelled.  At this point, with no definitive end to this health concern, the plans to reschedule the event are not looking feasible.  With the spring, we will (hopefully) see other programs return as soon as possible and commitments by our players, coaches, hosts, venues and officials will continue with different basketball and other activities making this virtually impossible to even consider it being rescheduled.  However, our staff and Board will continue to evaluate this event and the many others affected by this unprecedented situation we are all facing.  

Logistically, since no decisions were made on teams entering the event, no fees have been collected to date.  If you have a payment request in your system, that can be cancelled and if we were to receive any payments by mail, we would return them to the school.  

Thanks again for your interest and support of middle school / junior high basketball all season and we hope everyone remains safe and healthy.  

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APPLICATION DEADLINE FRIDAY MARCH 13, 2020 AT 4:30 PM: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce details on the 2020 Junior High Basketball Championships (formerly Junior High Invitational Tournament or JHIT) to teams at the Junior High and Middle School levels. The tournament is open to 12 teams from each gender and level (Senior & Junior) from the Junior High / Middle School levels totalling 48 teams participating. The Junior category consists of students in Grade 7 and 8. The Senior Category consists of students in Grade 9, not playing Junior Varsity. The event will run March 23-26, 2020 out of 4 locations in the greater Winnipeg area.  The deadline to register a team for consideration in the event is Friday, March 13, 2020.

CAMP CANCELLED: This camp has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus concerns and the directive given by the Basketball Manitoba Board of Directors.  Full refunds will be made to those who have already registered and paid for the camp in the coming week.

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Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce details of its upcoming Spring Break High-Performance Camps for boys and girls ages 10-15 to run Monday, March 30 to Thursday, April 2, 2020.  

Leading this year's boy's camps will be the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg coaches Kirby Schepp and Mike Raimbault along with other coaches and athletes from their programs.  The girl's camps will be lead by Basketball Manitoba's High-Performance Coach Randy Kusano along with other local coaches and university basketball players.  

A set participation cap per camp is in place so register now!  The deadline to register is FRIDAY MARCH 27 at 4:30 pm or when the camp sells out! The camps have sold out the last 5 years, so register now to avoid disappointment.



3x3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CANCELLED:  Please contact the event directors below for more information. 

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The International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards Show has announced they will be hosting a 3x3 basketball tournament as part of their event on Saturday, March 28, 2020, at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Centre. To register your team, email info@indigenoushiphopawards.com.  Cost is $40 a team with proceeds donated to the Aboriginal Youth Opportunities and West End 24 Hour Safe Space.  Questions on the event can also go to the above email address.

All participants will be insured by Basketball Manitoba.




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CAMP CANCELLED: This camp has been cancelled due to the Coronavirus concerns and the directive given by the Basketball Manitoba Board of Directors.  You can contact the camp directors below with any further inquiries.

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The Anishinabe Pride Basketball Club has announced they will be hosting a FREE basketball camp on Sundays starting March 8 through to May 10 from 1-3pm for ages 5-13 at Sgt Tommy Prince Place.  The camps will be lead by Wesmen basketball players Josh Gandier and Robyn Boulanger.

For more information, please email prideball@live.ca.




TOURNAMENT CANCELLED: Due to the health concerns in the community tied to the Coronavirus, this tournament has been cancelled for the spring season.  Please contact the organizer below for more information. 

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The Sabado Basketball League of Winnipeg (SBL) has announced details on its spring club basketball tournament.  Dates are set as June 12-14, 2020 at Canadian Mennonite University plus one other possible site in Winnipeg. The event will be open to boys and girls club teams born 2004-2009.  The entry fee is $325 per team with 50% of the admission collected from the gate donated to the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba.


To register your team before the May 23rd deadline, please contact Leo Sadiua at 204-899-6897 or l_sadiua@hotmail.com.


 

TOURNAMENT CANCELLED: Due to the health concerns in the community tied to the Coronavirus, this tournament has been cancelled for the spring season.  Please contact the organizer below for more information. 

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The Philippine Basketball Association of Winnipeg (PBA) has announced details on its annual spring club basketball tournament.  Dates are set as May 29-31, 2020 at Garden City Collegiate in Winnipeg. The event will be open to club teams born 2000-2010 plus an open men's and women's division for teams ages 18+.  Entry fee is $350 per team with an early-bird rate of $300 for teams registering prior to April 30, 2020.  

To register, please contact one of the following people listed at the bottom of the below poster or visit their website at https://www.pbawpg.ca





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This camp has been cancelled due to the current coronavirus health concerns in the community. Please contact the camp director below for more information.

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The Give and Go Basketball Camp is a 5-day basketball camp for boys and girls entering grade 6 to grade 11. The goal of the camp is to help young players improve their individual skills, but also expand their overall understanding of the game of basketball. This camp session is to prepare for the upcoming club basketball tryouts. The camp is organized and run by Mr. Randy Kusano, and Mr. Jeff Laping. Dates and times of our Summer camps will be from July 13-17, 2020.

More information and registration options can be seen at...

http://jefflaping.wixsite.com/giveandgobasketball





(April 14, 2020) – Canada Basketball and Basketball Manitoba announced today that the 2020 Canada Basketball 15U/17U Men’s & Women’s National Championships, scheduled for August 2-9, 2020, have been officially cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.  With this cancellation of the National Championships, the ongoing border and school closures among many other factors, Basketball Manitoba has officially cancelled the 2020 Manitoba Provincial Team Program.   Read full announcement...

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Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announced details on the 2020 Provincial Team Tryouts for the upcoming summer. The tryouts for the program will occur May 22-24, 2020 at the Canada Games Sport for Life Centre (145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg, MB).  The summer of 2020 will see a total of 4 Provincial Teams formed at the male and female 17U and 15U age levels.  

The programs will culminate at the Canada Basketball National Championships in Kingston, Ontario for the 17U and 15U male teams and Charlottetown, PEI for the 17U and 15U female teams from August 3-8, 2020 [Read more].

The teams will be selected from the open tryouts and any Manitoba resident who is in one of the defined age categories is eligible and welcome to try out. Once the teams are chosen, the female teams will train and compete together through June and July and participate in their respective National Championship.



2020 MALE PROVINCIAL TEAM PILOT PROGRAM: The 17U and 15U male programs will select a training group of up to 16 athletes each after the provincial team tryouts and have a light training schedule throughout June.  The programs will then go quiet until the 3rd week of July where the group will return to an intensive training camp heading into the National Championships.  10 of the 16 identified athletes will be ultimately selected to represent Manitoba and attend the National Championships.  

The initial plans for the summer of 2020 include (this will be updated as the summer approaches)
  • 15U&17U Female Teams - NIKE Tournament of Champions* (Chicago, IL) July 10-12
  • 15U&17U Female Teams - North Tartan Meltdown* (Minneapolis, MN) July 20-22
  • 15U&17U Male - Canada Basketball National Championships (Kingston, ON) Aug 3-8
  • 15U&17U Female - Canada Basketball National Championships (Charlottetown, PEI) Aug 3-8
    • * NCAA Sanctioned


THE HOME OF 10 NATIONAL MEDALS SINCE 2011

The Manitoba Provincial Team Program is the premier player and coach development program in the province.  The program attracts the top players and coaches to represent Manitoba at national and international events.  Ages 15U and 17U are offered to both male and female players and the program operates annually May through August.
    Manitoba Provincial Team Tryout Details

    Dates 
    • Friday May 22, 2020
    • Saturday May 23, 2020
    • Sunday May 24, 2020

    Tryout Location 


    Canada Games Sport for Life Centre - 145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg, MB (MAP)

    Registration & Tryout Fee
    • No preregistration required
    • Registration will begin 30 minutes prior to the first tryout per age category.
    • All players are to complete the Provincial Team Tryout Form and bring it to the first tryout.  Additional copies will be available on site.
    • $25.00 per person tryout fee due at the first tryout session
    • All registered players will receive a 'Basketball Manitoba' t-shirt
    • Cash, debit, Visa, MasterCard or cheques (payable to 'Basketball Manitoba') are accepted on site
    • Receipts will be issued upon request only
    • Basketballs will be provided at each tryout 
    • Players should arrive at least 20 minutes early to the tryout sessions dressed ready to play
    • Female players making one of the teams will be required to pay the registration fee of $1350.00 for the program
    • Male players being selected for the training squad will be required to pay the registration fee of $500.00 for the program.
    • Additional funding and payment options are available to those who qualify.  

    Player Eligibility 

    All eligible players must fit into one of the following age divisions and have been a resident of Manitoba on or before February 1, 2020.
    • 15U Female - born in 2005 or later
    • 15U Male - born in 2005 or later
    • 17U Female - born in 2003 or later
    • 17U Male - born in 2003 or later

    SPECIAL TRYOUT NOTES


    Age Advancement
    In the fall of 2008, the Basketball Manitoba Board of Directors passed a motion permitting a player of a younger age the option to play an age up for a Provincial Team.  Any younger age athlete who wishes to try-out for an older age program is welcome to do so.  A decision can be made by the older coaching staff and Selection Committee after the first session if the younger athlete will continue with the older tryouts or will be asked to return to the younger tryouts.  Any athlete looking to try-out at an older age must contact Dan Becker first.

    Provincial Team Selection Policy
    Effective April 1, 2012, the Basketball Manitoba Board of Directors passed a motion on a new Provincial Team Selection Policy. As part of our commitment to providing a transparent and equitable Provincial Team selection procedure, there is a need for a consistent policy to protect the integrity of the Provincial Team program and its coaches.  Under this new approach, Basketball Manitoba will strive to produce a competitive program that stays true to the Long Term Athletic Development Model.  Read more...

    Team Commitment In June & July & National Championships
    Basketball Manitoba has moved the Provincial Team tryouts to occur in late may, avoiding much of the club basketball season.  Athletes selected on one of the Manitoba Provincial Teams will be expected to give a full commitment to the program for all practices, training sessions and competitions.  The boy's pilot programs this summer have been planned to avoid as much of the club conflicts as possible.  Special situations will be reviewed on a case by case basis.  If you have any questions, please contact Dan Becker.


    Tryout Schedule 

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    All tryouts at the Canada Games Sport for Life Centre - 145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg, MB (MAP) (parking info below)

    Friday May 22, 2020#Age Level
    5:00pm - 7:30pm115U Male - Session #1
    7:30pm - 10:00pm217U Male - Session #1
    Saturday May 23, 2020
    9:00am - 11:00am315U Female - Session #1
    11:00am - 1:00pm417U Female - Session # 1
    1:00pm - 3:30pm515U Male - Session #2
    3:30pm - 6:00pm617U Male - Session #2
    6:00pm - 8:00pm715U Female - Session #2
    8:00pm - 10:00pm817U Female - Session # 2
    Sunday May 24, 2020
    10:00am - 12:00pm915U Male - Session #3
    12:00pm - 2:00pm1017U Male - Session #3
    2:00pm - 4:00pm1115U Female - Session #3
    4:00pm - 6:00pm1217U Female - Session # 3


    PLAYERS ARE TO PLAN TO ATTEND ALL THE ABOVE SESSIONS FOR THEIR AGE AND GENDER.  IF YOU MISS THE FIRST DATE YOU CAN STILL COME TO SESSION #2, HOWEVER, YOU WILL HAVE SIGNIFICANT LESS TIME TO HAVE THE COACHING STAFF SEE YOU ON THE COURT.  LATE ARRIVALS ARE TO COMPLETE A REGISTRATION FORM AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE GYM AND GIVE THE $25 FEE TO THE HEAD COACH.  THOSE MISSING THE FIRST SESSION MAY NOT RECEIVE A T-SHIRT AS WELL. 
    * denotes the first tryout session; $25.00 tryout fee and registration form due 

    Provincial Team Tryout Form


    More information...

    Map to Canada Games Sport for Life Centre, 145 Pacific Ave, Winnipeg, MB


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    For information on the program including timelines and fees please go to the Manitoba Provincial Team page.





EVENT CANCELLED: Please contact the organizer below for more information. 

The Seven Oaks Met School has announced they will be hosting their "Big 3" 3x3 Basketball Tournament for boys currently in grades 9-12 at the Canada Games Sport for Life Center on Thursday, April 16, 2020.  The tournament will run from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm at a cost of $85 per team of up to 5 players each.


For more information and register, please contact Jane Samaroo at jane.samaroo@7oaks.org.