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Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce a number of changes to its High-Performance programming for the 2019-2020 season.

The male Provincial Team model will see changes effective for the spring of 2020 and adopt a new model that will see the 15U and the 17U male Provincial Teams train around club activity until late July when it will host a mini-camp before departing to compete in the National Championships.  A training group of 15-16 players will be selected during the Provincial Team tryouts in late May 2020.  A 10 player roster will be named before departing for the Canada Basketball National Championships in August 2020.  The male Manitoba Provincial Teams will not travel to summer events other than the Canada Basketball National Championships.  The participation fee for the male program will be dramatically reduced due to the absence of warm-up tournaments leading up to the National Championships.  The removal of financial barriers and programming conflicts will allow all of Manitoba's top players to fully participate in both their club activities and represent Manitoba at the National Championships.

The Male Center For Performance Program is going to be rebranded and grown into a competitive club program that will continue its high-performance training model but will see the addition of team play in leagues and tournaments in both Canada and the USA.  The program will now be known as "TAP Manitoba" (Targeted Athlete Program of Manitoba).  The male program will follow a curriculum designed to develop players ages 15 and under following the Canada Basketball Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) model.  This curriculum will be shared publicly for others to see and use in their programs.  The male TAP will train out of the Canada Games Sport for Life Center and will be led by Basketball Manitoba's High-Performance Coach Dan Becker, current 15U Provincial Team Head Coach Jon Janzen and current 16U Provincial Team Head Coach Zach Giesbrecht.  The male program will select up to 20 players to train and then break into two teams for league and tournament play at the age 15U team and 14U that may see some talented 13U athletes included on the final roster.


Dan Becker
Jon Janzen










Zach Giesbrecht
Randy Kusano










The female CP (Center For Performance) program will also be rebranded to TAP Manitoba and will also follow an up-dated curriculum designed for each of their age groups (age 15U and 17U).  The female program will continue with their current competitive model of high-performance training along with age advanced local competition and tournament play in Canada and the USA.  The female TAP program will continue to be led by Basketball Manitoba's High-Performance Coach Randy Kusano and his staff.

Tryouts for both the male and female TAP Manitoba program will take place August 17 & 18 at the University of Winnipeg's Duckworth Center.



2019-20 MALE & FEMALE TARGETTED ATHLETE PROGRAM (TAP) TRYOUT SCHEDULE

TAP MANITOBA TRYOUT FORM


Dates: Saturday, August 17 & Sunday, August 18, 2019
Times: See below
Location: University of Winnipeg Duckworth Centre, 400 Spence Street (map below)

Saturday, August 17, 2019
  • SESSION # 1 FEMALE 15U TAP - Born 2005, 2006 & 2007 - 12:00pm to 2:00pm
  • SESSION # 2 FEMALE 17U TAP - Born 2003 & 2004 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm
  • SESSION # 3 MALE 15U TAP - Born 2005, 2006 & 2007 - 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Sunday, August 18, 2019
  • SESSION # 4 FEMALE 15U TAP - Born 2005, 2006 & 2007 - 12:00pm to 2:00pm
  • SESSION # 5 FEMALE 17U TAP - Born 2003 & 2004 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm
  • SESSION # 6 MALE 15U TAP - Born 2005, 2006 & 2007 - 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Tryout Notes: 
  • No preregistration required
  • Registration will begin 30 minutes prior to the first tryout per age category.
  • All players are to complete the TAP 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
  • Players are to attend both sessions for your age group
  • Players making one of the teams will be required to pay the registration fee of $1300.00 for the program that will be due at a set payment schedule later in the fall.  


TAP MANITOBA TRYOUT FORM


Questions on the TAP program can go to Dan Becker.  


The TAP Manitoba basketball program is officially supplied by Under Armour & Wilson



 

TAP TRYOUT LOCATION 


Basketball Manitoba is pleased to release another 2 videos in its ever-growing All-Access Video Series.  The new videos feature both the male and female Centre for Performance program at a recent practice led by coaches Dan Becker and Randy Kusano.  A total of 3 hours of uncut practice and training material is provided in the 2 videos that any coach can pull ideas from for their program. 

View the full videos on the Basketball Manitoba YouTube page at...

https://www.youtube.com/c/basketballmanitoba






The videos can also be found in the All-Access section on the FREE Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard app at...


Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the rosters for the 2018-19 Canada Basketball Centre for Performance Program - Manitoba Region.  The program is a regional training centre designed to bring together male Canadian basketball athletes aged 15U males, 15U and 17U females.  The program targets high potential athletes and provides them with advanced level training and experiences to help them develop into an elite level basketball player.


2018-19 17U Female Centre for Performance Program



Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the try-out details for the MALE Canada Basketball / Basketball Manitoba Center for Performance training program for 2018-19.  This year the CP will have a 15U age group (eligible athletes are born 2004, 2005, and 2006). This year's tryouts will occur on August 17-19 at the Canada Games Sport for Life Centre located at 145 Pacific Ave in Winnipeg.  Please arrive 30 minutes prior to the first session to register. 


Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce details on the FEMALE Center for Performance program. The 2018-19 season includes both a 17U and a 15U female competitive program.  The 17U program is for females born 2002 and 2003, while the 15U program is for females born 2004, 2005, & 2006. Tryouts for all programs will be August 17-19 at the Canada Games Sport for Life Centre at 145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg.  Please arrive 30 minutes prior to the first session to register.  
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Basketball Manitoba has announced that it is now accepting coaching applications for the 2018-19 Center For Performance (CP) Program for the 17U and 15U female and 15U male program.  Deadline for all coaching applications is Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 5:00 pm.
Please take a few minutes and complete our online survey aimed a getting your feedback to try to improve the program for next year. We wish you well with your basketball development and hope to see you involved again in a future Basketball Manitoba program soon!

CP FEMALE SURVEY (Male below)


 
CP MALE SURVEY (Female above)

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TORONTO, ON - 61 athletes from across the country have been invited to participate in the Women's National Age-Group Assessment Camps at Humber College (Toronto, ON) from December 14-19, 2017.  This includes Manitoba athletes Niyah Becker and Anna Kernaghan.  Both athletes represented Manitoba at this past summer's Canada Games held in Winnipeg and have been involved in the Manitoba Centre for Performance program. 

Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the rosters for the 2017-18 Canada Basketball Centre for Performance Program - Manitoba Region.  The program is a regional training centre designed to bring together male Canadian basketball athletes aged 15U males, 15U and 17U females.  The program targets high potential athletes and provides them with advanced level training and experiences to help them develop into an elite level basketball player.


17U Female Centre for Performance Program

THIS WEEKEND: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the try-out details for the MALE Canada Basketball / Basketball Manitoba Center for Performance training program for 2017-18.  This year the CP will have a 15U age group (eligible athletes are born 2003, 2004, and 2005). This year's tryouts will occur on August 18-20 at the new Canada Games Sport for Life Centre located at 145 Pacific Ave in Winnipeg.  Please arrive early to register. 




THIS WEEKEND: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce details on the female Center for Performance program. The 2017-18 season includes both a 17U and a 15U female competitive program.  The 17U program is for females born 2001 and 2002, while the 15U program is for females born 2003, 2004, & 2005. Tryouts for all programs will be August 18-20 at the new Canada Games Sport for Life Centre at 145 Pacific Avenue in Winnipeg.  
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TORONTO, ON (February 8, 2017) – Fifty-six athletes from across Canada, including six from Manitoba have been invited to take part in the women’s national age-group assessment camp, to be held at Humber College (Toronto, ON) and University of Toronto Mississauga (Mississauga, ON) from March 24-30, 2017.

"We look forward bringing this group of new and returning nationally identified athletes into our camp, to see them compete and provide direction on their individual performance plans,” said Denise Dignard, director of women's high performance.

“As we kick-off a new Olympic quadrennial this summer, continued assessment and development of our athletes at all levels is key in moving Canada forward on the international scale.”

The purpose of this camp is to provide a national training environment with international focus to top identified athletes in a variety of age-groups ranging from those born in 1998 and later. This process will aid in identifying athletes to be invited to the U16 and U19 national team programs.
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Alyssa Grant

The six from Manitoba were identified from the Western Canada ID Camps held in December and include Niyah Becker, Emily Dewey, Mikayla Funk, Raizel Guinto, Dana Inglis and Claire Signatovich (pictured above left to right).  Due to injury, Emily Dewey will not be attending.  

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Michele Sung
Manitoba coaches attending the camp include Manitoba's Canada Games head coach Alyssa Grant and University of Manitoba Head Coach Michele Sung (Hynes).  
 
Canada’s age-group girls are ranked 4th in the world by the International Basketball Federation (FIBA). Canada’s U16 squad will head to Argentina for the U16 FIBA Americas Championship for women this upcoming June. The U19 team will compete at the 2017 FIBA U19 World Championships in Udine and Cividale del Friuli, Italy, in July.



Niyah Becker
Emily Dewey *
Mikayla Funk
Raizel Guinto
Dana Inglis
Claire Signatovich

* Emily Dewey is originally from Saskatchewan and is now living in Manitoba.  She is attending school at Westwood Collegiate in her grade 12 year and has committed to play at the University of Nebraska - Omaha for the 2017-18 season.  

A full list of invited athletes below.


2017 MARCH AGE GROUP ASSESSMENT CAMP INVITEES

NAMEYOBHOMETOWNSCHOOL
Carly Ahlstrom2000 Calgary, ABCentennial HS
Georgia Alexander2000Victoria, BCOak Bay HS
Laeticia Amihere2001Mississauga, ONKing’s Christian Collegiate
Niyah Becker2000Winnipeg, MBVincent Massey Collegiate
Clara Bergeron2002Boucherville, QCRiverains St. Jean sur Richelieu
Brianna Breedy2000Ajax, ONPickering HS
Hailey Brown1999Hamilton, ONTRC Academy
Julia Chadwick2000Ottawa, ONDurham Elite
Kenya Cote-Lysius2001St. Constant, QCLucien-Page HS
Micah Dennis2001Toronto, ONNorthern SS
Emily Dewey1999Regina, SK / Wpg, MBWestwood Collegiate
Kennedy Dickie2001Kelowna, BCKelowna SS
Laura Donovan2000London, ONLucas AB
Sarah Donovan1999London, ONLucas AB
Kayla Drummond2002Toronto, ONNorth Toronto CI
Aaliyah Edwards2002Kingston, ONFrontenac SS
Yvonne Ejim2002Calgary, ABSt. Elizabeth Seaton
Makayla Ennis2001Brampton, ONTRC Academy
Taisha Exanor1999Saint-Laurent, QCSt. Laurent
Rachel Farwell2000Rothesay, NBKennebecasis Valley High
Louise Forsyth1999Langley, BCBrookswood SS
Mikayla Funk2000Winkler, MBNorthlands Parkway Collegiate
Naomi Ganpo2000Mississauga, ONGuelph Prep
Raizel Guinto1999Winnipeg, MBSisler HS
Hanna Hall1999Hamilton, ONLincoln Prep
Kaillie Hall2001Stoney Creek, ONLincoln Prep
Taya Hanson2000Kelowna, BCTRC Academy
Dana Inglis1999Winnipeg, MBShaftesbury HS
Alyssa Jerome1999Toronto, ONHarbord CI
Cassandra Joli-Coeur2002Brockville, ONAnge-Gabriel Catholic
Justina King2000Scarborough, ONBill Crothers SS
Myriam Leclerc1998St. Roche-de-Rickelieu, QCSte. Foy CEGEP
Briar MacDonald2001Antigonish, NSAntigonish Regional HS
Laura MacKinnon2002Bedford NSCP Allen High School
Roxane Makolo2000St. Hubert, QCGerard-Filion
Rebecca Marzan Demeke2002Toronto, ONSt. Joseph’s College
Brynn Masikewich2001Calgary, ABSt. Francis SS
Kate Moran2000Waterloo, ONTRC Academy
Olivia Morgan-Cherchas2001Kamloops, BCSouth Kamloops SS
Christina Morra2000Mississauga, ONKing’s Christian Collegiate
Donna Ntambue2001Montreal, QCLucien-Page HS
Kylee O’Hara2000Ajax, ONDurham Elite
Shaina Pellington1999Pickering, ONDurham Elite
Aiden Rainford1999Toronto, ONLincoln Prep
Merissah Russell2002Ottawa, ONLongfields-Davison Heights SS
Kyla Shand1999Saskatoon, SKHoly Cross
Claire Signatovich2001Winnipeg, MBOak Park HS
Ella Stanley2001St. Albert, ABPaul Kane HS
Sage Stobbart1999North Vancouver, BCSeycove HS
Sarah Te-Biasu2001Montreal, QCLucien-Page HS
Lisa Tesson2002Montreal, QCLucien-Page HS
Andrea Torres1998Terrebonne, QCMontmorency CEGEP
Deanna Tuchscherer2001Chilliwack, BCGW Graham SS
Maryama Turkstra2002Dundas, ONBlessed Sacrament
Keishana Washington2000Pickering, ONDurham Elite
Aerial Wilson2001Dundas, ONTRC Academy

Source: http://basketball.ca/en/news-article/56-athletes-invited-to-2017-march-age-group-assessment-camp

A record number of eight Manitoba female basketball players have been invited by Canada Basketball to its upcoming Women's National Age-Group Assessment Camps in Edmonton.  They will join 63 other athletes from across the country have been invited to participate at Humber College (Toronto, ON) or the Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton, AB) from December 15-19.  

Athletes invited from Manitoba include (pictured above, left to right) Lauren Bartlett, Niyah Becker, Emily Dewey, Mikayla Funk, Raizel Guinto, Dana Inglis, Anna Kernaghan and Claire Signatovich.   

"We look forward to assessing progress of returnees and welcoming new nationally identified athletes into our camp and see them compete and provide direction on their individual performance plans,” said Denise Dignard, Director of Women's High Performance.  "We are excited to gather national and provincial coaches, technical leaders and mentors from across the country, all of whom are committed to the long-term development of athletes in our Podium Pathway."

The objective of the camp is to provide a national training environment with international focus to top identified athletes born in 1998 and later. At the camp, national team coaches, sports scientists and technical staff will identify athletes who will be invited to the next stage of the 2017 age-group programs.

Athletes born 1998 or later will be assessed for their participation in the U19 team, competing at the 2017 U19 FIBA World Championships for Women in Udine and Cividale del Friuli, Italy from July 22nd-30th. Last summer, the team garnered a Silver medal at the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 Championships in Chile, qualifying them for Worlds.  

Athletes born 2001 or later will be assessed for participation in the U16 team, which will compete this summer at the 2017 U16 FIBA Americas Championships for Women. Last summer, the team placed 7th at the U17 FIBA World Championships for Women, held in Zaragoza, Spain.
Michele Sung (Hynes)

Canada is currently ranked 4th overall in the FIBA women's age-group rankings.

The Manitoba athletes have been identified through the Manitoba Provincial Team, Centre for Performance and the Canada Basketball National Championships in the recent years.  Joining the athletes from Manitoba will be Michele Sung (Hynes) of the University of Manitoba.  

A full list of athletes, coaches and staff invited to the assessment camp is below.


Lauren Bartlett
Niyah Becker
Emily Dewey *
Mikayla Funk
Raizel Guinto
Dana Inglis
Anna Kernaghan
Claire Signatovich
* Emily Dewey is originally from Saskatchewan and is now living in Manitoba.  She is attending school at Westwood Collegiate in her grade 12 year and has committed to play at the University of Nebraska - Omaha for the 2017-18 season.  

Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the male rosters for the 2016-17 Canada Basketball Centre for Performance Program - Manitoba Region.  The program is a regional training centre designed to bring together male Canadian basketball athletes aged 15U. The program targets high potential athletes and provides them with advanced level training and experiences to help them develop into an elite level basketball player.

Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the female rosters for the 2016-17 Canada Basketball Centre for Performance Program - Manitoba Region.  The program is a regional training centre designed to bring together female Canadian basketball athletes aged 15U and 17U. The program targets high potential athletes and provides them with advanced level training, competition, and experiences to help them develop into an elite level basketball player.



Centre for Performance ProgramSUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce the try-out details for the MALE Canada Basketball / Basketball Manitoba Center for Performance training program for 2016-17.  This year the CP will have a 15U age group (eligible athletes are born 2002, 2003, and 2004). This year's tryouts will occur on Sunday, September 11 at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Centre from 1:00pm to 4:00pm.  Please arrive early to register.




THIS WEEKEND: Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce details on the female Center for Performance program. The 2016-17 season includes both a 17U and a 15U competitive program. The 17U program is for females born 2000 and 2001, while the 15U program is for females born 2002 and later. Tryouts for both programs will be Saturday, August 13 and Sunday, August 14 at St. John's Ravenscourt School.  The 15U program tryouts will run sessions from 10:00am to 12:00pm on both August 13 and 14 (please attend both sessions) and the 17U program will run sessions from 1:00pm to 3:00pm on both August 13 and 14 (please attend both sessions). 



Basketball Manitoba is pleased to welcome Canada Basketball's Mike MacKay back to Winnipeg this weekend to lead the Manitoba Centre for Performance Female Training Weekend.  The 3 day camp will see the current members of the Manitoba Centre for Performance program work with Coach MacKay on May 6-8.

Mike is the Performance Manager with the Canadian Women's National Team Program.  He is primarily responsible for the continued development of the women’s program’s high performance athlete profile and the identification of standards against which Canada’s female athletes at the senior, development and youth levels can be measured. Through his deep knowledge base and familiarity with Canada’s player pool, MacKay will provide technical leadership to the women’s Targeted Athlete Strategy (TAS) program. The native of Truro, N.S. will also be counted upon to assist and guide the continued development of Canada Basketball’s development and age-group women’s national team coaches.


Mike has been a regular to Manitoba over the past number of years as a presenter at the Super Coaches Clinic and other special visits tied to player development.   Local basketball coaches who may want to take in some of the sessions can contact Dan Becker at Basketball Manitoba for more information.



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