Skaneateles Basketball
Welcome to Bill Delaney Basketball
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Our objective is for every player to have FUN and learn the fundamentals to the great game of BASKETBALL!!!!!
Our
program is developed to provide players, from 2nd grade to 8th grade,
the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of basketball and excel at the
greatest sport on earth!!!
Welcome to our 2011-2012 Bill Delaney Basketball (BDB)
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Notes for our 2011 - 2012 Season:
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- BDB Coaches Meeting Monday Oct 24th. Please contact Carl Foehl if you are interested in Coaching one of our teams.
- BDB Practices start the week of Oct 31st each team has at least one practice night a week and games on Saturday.
- Practice times will be determined at our coaches meeting.
- Games begin Saturday Dec. 3rd except 7/8th Girls will have first game Saturday Nov 5 and 7/8th Boys will have first game Saturday Jan 7th.
- OUR SEASON BEGINS the week of OCT 31st and goes thru MARCH 2012 with games on Saturdays between the times of 8AM & 4PM.
- 7/8th Girls season BEGINS week of Oct 31st and ends at the end of December before Modified season begins.
- 7/8th Boys begin AFTER modified season ends at the beginning of January and ends the beginning of March.
- Our BDB Travel Teams for our 5/6th Graders will play at the Syracuse Boys & Girls Club again this year and this will begin in November.
BDB 7th & 8th Grade Boys
Sign ups are NOW!!!
Our BDB season starts the week of January 2nd and runs through the beginning of March. The Modified Season starts November 1st and runs through the end of December. We coordinate our BDB game and practice schedules with the Modified Post Season team to make sure the boys can play for both teams.
The goals of the Bill DeLaney Basketball Program are to provide quality basketball competition, skill development and the promotion of good sportsmanship. To have a successful program, there must be understanding and cooperation among parents, players and coaches. Our player’s progress will depend, to a great extent, on this triangular relationship. This is a crucial factor in the success of the program.
