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Children and young adults under the age of 25 in the respective tax year can have their fees claimed under the Manitoba Fitness Tax Credit.  The Manitoba Fitness Tax Credit allows claims for fitness activities for children and young adults up to age 24. The cost of up to $500.00 in eligible fitness activities, as defined under the Province of Manitoba, may be claimed per child or young adult. For a child/young adult less than 18 years of age at the end of the year, the claim may be made by the child/young adult, or their parent. For a young adult 18 to 24 years of age at the end of the year, the claim may be made by the young adult, spouse or common-law partner.

This will provide an annual non-refundable benefit of up to $54 per youth. Children and young adults with a disability, on whose behalf at least $100 is spent for qualifying fitness activities, will be eligible for an additional $54 credit for a maximum credit of $108 – mirroring the federal treatment of children with a disability. The credits reduce Manitoba income tax otherwise payable in the tax year.

The Province's tax credit is administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Learn more...

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(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


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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.





Basketball Manitoba is very pleased to announce its Provincial Team Program coaching line up at the 17U and 15U levels for the summer of 2020.  This summer, the program will feature a total of 4 teams at the male & female 17U and 15U teams.  The head coaches of the teams (and pictured in order above from the left to right) are Marlin Kraus (17UM), Alyssa Grant (17UF), Lenin Mangaron (15UM) and Eric Sung (15UF).

The Assistant Coaches for each program include Jon Janzen, Patrick Mart and Scott Martin (17UM), Evan Cox and Megan Noonan (17UF), Sukhvir Singh (15UM) and Claire Harvey (15UF).

Tryouts for all the teams will take place on May 22-24, 2020 at the Canada Games Sport for Life Centre.  Details on the tryouts will be announced in early March.

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].

Additional support coaches will be announced in the coming weeks.  Full biographies on the head and assistant coaches can be seen at the link below.  The remaining coach biographies of the teams will be updated in the coming weeks.


DEADLINE NOVEMBER 22, 2019: Basketball Manitoba has announced that it is now accepting applications for the 2020 & 2021 Canada Games Manitoba Provincial Team Program for the male and female 17U age group and for the 2020 15U male and female coaching positions.

The deadline for all coaching applications is Friday, November 22, 2019, at 5:00 pm.

Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce its continued partnership with Momentum Fundraising to offer ALL basketball teams in Manitoba the opportunity to sell the 'Gold Card' discount coupon card to help raise funds for their programs!  The Gold Card sells for $20 each with $10 being kept by the selling basketball program.  Sellers will also receive 1 free card for every 5 cards sold ($20 value) on top of $10 earned per card.  The program can aid any basketball team in Manitoba to raise needed funds to assist with travel, team fees, equipment and more!  The card offers great local discounts including Subway, Rona, No Frills, Perkins, Wendy's, Qdoba, Pronto Pizza, Chosabi, Burger King plus dozens of others.
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Canada Basketball has announced the city of Kingston will host the 2020 U15 and U17 Boys National Championships with the Girls National Championships being hosted by Prince Edward Island.  This will be a new 2-year hosting cycle for the 2 provinces with the 2021 event shifting to the Niagara Falls region as part for the next Canada Games.

Each site will host approximately 20 teams each at the 15U and 17U ages comprised of the best basketball talent their provincial and territorial area has to offer, as they compete for the national title in each age group.

Competition dates for the 2020 National Championships are tentatively scheduled for August 3-8, 2020 with finals taking place on Saturday, August 8th.

“National Championships are a critical component to the continued growth and development of the game of basketball across our country,” said Glen Grunwald, President & CEO, Canada Basketball.  “Many players within our national team programs have proudly represented their province or territory in the past and I look forward to watching some of the nation’s top players in Kingston next summer.”

In 2021, St. Catharines, Ontario will host the Canada Games at the 17U age level with the 15U teams heading back to PEI.

Source: https://basketball.ca/en/news-article/ontario-basketball-to-host-2020-national-championships-in-kingst

The Manitoba Provincial Team has just wrapped up its summer of 2019 at the Canada Basketball National Championships and Western Canada Summer Games over the last week.  The 6 teams finished...


The Western Canada Summer Games have released the official schedules for the 2019 16U Male and Female Western Championships in Swift Current, SK.  The event will occur Friday, August 9 to Tuesday, August 13, 2019 and features the top players at the 16U age level in Western Canada.  View the full schedules and official tournament websites at...


WATCH LIVE ONLINE: Canada Basketball and the hosts Basketball British Columbia and Basketball New Brunswick have released the official schedules for the 2019 15U & 17U Male and Female National Championships.  The University of New Brunswick in Fredericton will host the 15U and 17U Boys National Championship, while the University of Victoria will host the 15U and 17U Girls National Championships.  The events will occur Monday, August 5 to Saturday, August 10, 2019 and features the top players at the 15U & 17U age level in Canada.  View the full schedules and official tournament websites at...



All of Manitoba's male Provincial Teams are off to Minneapolis, Minnesota this weekend to take part in the NCAA certified 'D1 Summer Classic' from July 19-21, 2019.  The event a large number of top-level AAU and club teams from around North America and will act as a warm-up to the Canadian Basketball National Championships in New Brunswick later this summer.  You can follow the Manitoba game results as they happen on at the below links...

All of Manitoba's female Provincial Teams are off to Minneapolis, Minnesota this week to take part in the NCAA certified 'North Tartan Meltdown' tournament from July 20-22, 2019.  The event attracts a large number of AAU and club teams from around North America and will act as the final warm-up to the Canadian Basketball National Championships in British Columbia later this summer.  You can follow the Manitoba game results as they happen on at the below links...


Basketball Manitoba is pleased to release its current Manitoba Provincial Team Program Player Profiles, highlighting each one of the team members currently representing the province this summer.  The profiles are grouped by team and include all roster and practice players and provide more information on their basketball history and ambitions.  See the full collection at...





The Brandon University Healthy Living Centre will play host to the 5th annual 'Prairie Cup Challenge' series of basketball games between Manitoba and Saskatchewan's female 15U, 16U and 17U provincial teams.  The event is slated for Sunday, July 7 at the Brandon University Healthy Living Centre located at 2010 Louise Ave on the Brandon University Campus with games between the province's top 15U, 16U & 17U female players.

Congratulations go out to Team Manitoba member Annika Goodbrandson on being named the CTV Sportstar of the Week!  Annika is a member of the 16U Manitoba Female Provincial Team that is preparing to represent Manitoba at the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games this August.

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Basketball Manitoba is very pleased to announce its Provincial Team Program coaching line up at the 17U, 16U and 15U level for the summer of 2019.  This summer, the program will feature a total of 6 teams at the male & female 17U, 16U and 15U teams.  The head coaches of the teams (and pictured in order above from the left to right) are Marlin Kraus (17UM), Micheal Tan (17UF), Zach Giesbrecht (16UM), Sonia Radi (16UF), Jonathan Janzen (15UM) and JP Beauchemin (15UF).

The Assistant Coaches for each program includes Dan Becker (17UM), Megan Noonan, Eric Sung and Michele Sung (Mentor) (17UF), Robert Tibbs and Jon Giesbrecht (Mentor) (16UM), Ashley Hoitink (16UF), Chiranjit Goswami and Jeff Shaddock (15UM) and Rebecca Potter (15UF).

Tryouts for all the teams will take place on May 24-26, 2019 at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Centre.  Details on the tryouts will be announced in early March.

The programs will culminate at the Canada Basketball National Championships in Victoria, British Columbia for the 15U and 17U female teams and the 15U and 17U male teams in Fredericton, New Brunswick for the two female teams in early August 2019 [Read more].

Both male and female 16U teams will represent Manitoba at the Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current, SK also in early August 2019.

Additional support coaches will be announced in the coming weeks.  Full biographies on the head and most assistant coaches can be seen at the link below.  The remaining coach biographies of the teams will be updated in the coming weeks.

  • PROPER ID.  It is extremely important that EVERYONE bring the proper identification with them to present at the border.  This includes either a valid PASSPORT or OTHER CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP DOCUMENTATION Coaches will be checking for proper ID when you arrive at the departure location.  If you do not have the proper ID, you won't be able to travel
  • To the USA.  More on all of this can be found at... http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/td-dv-eng.html

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER AS MORE TRAVEL DETAILS GET SET

VIEW TRAVEL ITINERARIES: 
The 17U Male Provincial Team Program will begin with open tryouts on May 24-26, 2019 at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Centre.  A total of 12 roster athletes and practice players at this age level will be chosen for the team and will continue training through the summer.  The team will be attending a number of warm-up tournaments in July heading into the Canada Basketball National Championships August 5-10 at the University of Fredericton in Fredericton, New Brunswick. 

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER AS MORE TRAVEL DETAILS GET SET


VIEW TRAVEL ITINERARIES: The 17U Female Provincial Team Program began with open tryouts on May 24-26, 2019 at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Center.  A total of 12 roster athletes plus practice players at this age level were chosen for the team and will continue training through the summer.  The team will be attending a number of warm-up tournaments in July heading into the Canada Games on August 5-10, 2019 at the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER AS MORE TRAVEL DETAILS GET SET

VIEW TRAVEL ITINERARIES: 
The 16U Male Provincial Team Program will begin with open tryouts on May 24-26, 2019 at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Centre.  A total of 12 roster athletes and practice players at this age level will be chosen for the team and will continue training through the summer.  The team will be attending a number of warm-up tournaments in July heading into the Western Canada Summer Games August 9-13 in Swift Current, Saskatchewan. 



THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER AS MORE TRAVEL DETAILS GET SET


VIEW TRAVEL ITINERARIES: The 16U Female Provincial Team Program began with open tryouts on May 24-26, 2019 at the University of Winnipeg Duckworth Center.  A total of 12 roster athletes plus practice players at this age level were chosen for the team and will continue training through the summer.  The team will be attending a number of warm-up tournaments in July heading into the Canada Games on August 5-10, 2019 at the University of Victoria in Victoria, British Columbia