Thank you for your support of the CBAA Central Bucks Coaches vs. Cancer: Team Morgan Basketball Event on Saturday, February 11. Thanks to you and many other generous and caring members of our community, we were able to exceed last year's total by raising over $90,000 for Team Morgan and the American Cancer Society.
With the help of fifty 3 on 3 youth basketball teams, over one hundred volunteers, performers, jump ropers, high school and teacher basketball players, the Central Bucks School District, CBAA Travel and Intramural Programs, Johnson and Johnson and many other sponors, an entire community came together on Saturday to show tremendous support for two great causes - the fight against cancer and keeping a young girl's spirit alive. For additonal information and to see more pictures, look us up through the Central Bucks Athletic Association, Facebook: Coaches vs Cancer/Team Morgan or email the committee at cbcvc2012@gmail.com.
In just five years, this annual local event, orchestrated by students has now raised over $210,000 toward the fight against cancer. Thank you for doing your part to ensure our success! We truly appreciate your support and participation. Hope we can count on you again next year!
Sincerely,
The Central Bucks Coaches vs. Cancer Student Committee
PS - If you or someone you know would like to find out more about how you could serve on the Central Bucks Coaches vs. Cancer Committee that coordinates this event, as an adult mentor or student, please submit your name and contact information to be considered by the committee by emailing them directly at cbcvc2012@gmail.com.
On February 28th, Tuesday, at the “Other Side” Bar in Doylestown, 7-9 pm, please come out to have some food/drinks, hear some good music from our local teachers (Matt Oberecker/Mike Gruver – Cold Spring Elementary), do some raffles and support CVC/Team Morgan! The Other Side will donate a portion of their profits to our cause! Note: if anyone has any items for raffle, or would like to help decorate the bar prior to the event, or volunteer to help us that night, please email Patty Dybalski –email her at patriciadybalski@aol.com or Sue O’Neil at soneil9779@yahoo.com.
We have an event page set up on Facebook (Coaches Vs Cancer/Team Morgan – Other Side Bar) as well. 21 and older event only.
It is with great sadness that we pay tribute to Morgan Mysza who passed away on January 12 after a long and courageous battle with brain cancer.
CBAA has never had an athlete with more heart and courage than Morgan. Despite her ongoing battle, she not only played, but excelled in travel basketball and soccer as well as playing at Holicong and CB East.
Morgan's spirit and determination has inspired everyone that had the privilege of knowing her. To see Morgan smile, laugh and play you would never know what she was going through. She was truly a gift to all who knew her.
The Mysza Family is in the thoughts and prayers of Morgan's CBAA basketball family. She will never be forgotten.
For additional information regarding Morgan's viewing and service, please click here.
CBAA's & CB East Boys/Girls Coaches vs. Cancer events will be dedicated to raising awareness and funds for Team Morgan and the American Cancer Society.
CBAA Boys 5th, aka Stampede, won the 2011 Readington Holiday tournament by going 4-0 against Hillsboro, Warren, Berkley Heights, and Flemington.
Players pictured from top left are: Cade Sands, Drew Bethke, Nick Roggio, Jack McHugh (Hustle award), Patrick Sheehan, Cole Sands, Jake Ross (MVP award), Jake Kueny, and Leo Masterson. Not pictured are Brett Mallee and Ryan Stout.
The CBAA Thunder 7th grade girls have been crowned champions in their first three tournaments this season. They won the Warrington Thanksgiving and ICBA King of the Court tournament and this week won the Readington Christmas tournament for the third time. The team is off to a 12-1 start this season.
Congratulations to the Cyclones who won a close game in the championship that went back and forth the entire way - 33-29.
Pictured are - Front Row - Blake Meyer, Christian Rivera, Ryan Figus, Patrick Conniff, Christopher Czerwinski - Middle Row - Christopher Charlton, Jacob Rotondo, Owen Haney, Jacob LaBouliere, Carson Schweitzer - Back Row - Coaches Pete Rotondo, Bill Charlton, Michael LaBouliere. Not pictured - Sam Herbst.
A highly competitive tournament with teams from all over the Northeast. A very talented Reading team took the early lead, but a total team effort by CBAA resulted in a comeback victory 45-34. Pictured from top left to right are Jake Kueny, Patrick "Bubba" Sheehan, Brett Mallee, Drew Bethke, Jack McHugh, Leo Masterson, Ryan "Rhino" Stout, Jake Ross, Cole Sands, Cade Sands, and Nick Roggio (not pictured here).
CBAA 4th grade boys won the 19th annual Cape Cod (Busnengo) basketball Tournament. The tournament is the largest travel tournament in the Northeast with 125 teams from 5 states. With the score 24-24 with 5 minutes to go in the game, CBAA went on a 16-3 run to defeat Great Barrington, MA to capture the title. Tournament organizers named Jake Kueny the MVP.
Players pictures from top to bottom are: Patrick Sheehan, Nick Roggio, Leo Masterson, Jake Ross, Jake Kueny, Patrick Reardon along with Coaches Don Masterson and Dr. Tim Kueny.
The 6th grade Thunder girls defended their title in the Branchburg March Madness tournament by defeating Readington NJ by the score of 34-19. The team posted a 31-2 record for the season.
The CBAA 5th Grade Boys Thunder Basketball wrapped up a successful season by winning both the Critelli Memorial Tournament as well as the Branchburg March Madness Tournament. The Thunder won 30 games this season winning 3 tournament championships and finishing as the runner-up in another. Great job boys!
Pictured are Clay Mazullo, Marshall Duncan, Jason Kessler, Jack Elias, Collin Stein, Collin Macadams, Jake Claricurzio, PJ Szymanski, Colin Hirschmann, and Carter Beyer
The 4th grade girls completed a great season by beating Springford 22-14 to win the ICBA Championship.
Other season highlights includes:
Captured 1st place in Warrington Warm-up with overtime victory over Springford
Captured 2nd place in Readington Tournament
Captured 2nd place in ICBA Tournament
In championship in Branchburg Tournament
Overall Record 2010-2011 (24-6)
Picture are: Rachel Balzer, Jennifer Krzeminski, Madison Gregor, Caroline Pla, Erika Ives, Kristen Obetz, Isabel Hunter, Julie Beedle. Megan Kimball, Zoe Palau, Whitney Dietz
The CBAA Thunder 6th grade girls travel team won their 3rd straight Division 1 championship by defeating Whitemarsh by the score of 40-28. The team completed an undefeated 15-0 ICBA season and compiled a season record of 29-2, winning 22 straight games. They also were champions of the Robbinsville NJ, Readington NJ tournaments and have moved on to the finals in the Branchburg March Madness tournament.
Team members are (left to right):
Front row kneeling: Melanie Wetzel, Asst Coach Kurt Gregor, Briana Talbot, Karly Brown, MacKenzie Gregor, Lexi Edwards
Second Row: Rhiannon Brodbine, Abby Charlton, Maggie Rakowsky, Grace Stewart, Mary Catalino, Payton Spadaccino
Back row: Head Coach, Ken Brown, Asst Coaches: Bill Charlton, Mark Wetzel
The CBAA Basketball Boys 5th Grade Hawks travel team had a very successful first season. They were crowned Champions of the ICBA King of the Court II Tournament and finished in second place in the Deep Run Above the Rim Tournament. Congratulations on a great season guys!
3rd Grade Lightning wins ICBA Championship with a 31-26 win over Springford. The Lightning had a combined 13-1 record in the regular season and playoffs.
Pictured from let to right in the first row: David Bloom, Tyler Young, Blake Ravkin, Carson Schweitzer, Luke Zosulis, David Zielke, second row: Andy Hartman, Jack Duffy, Jack Neri, Justin Hartwig. Coaches: TJ. Duffy, Tom Hartman, Kevin Zosulis.
The CBAA Boys 6th Grade Basketball Team defended is title and won the 6th Grade Division of
the George Costello Memorial Holiday Tournament in Philadelphia. CBAA defeated Our Lady of Cavalry
in an exciting championship game. This year the boys played up in the Readington Holiday Tournament
where they loss a three point game to the Clark, NJ 7th Grade Travel Team in the championship.
Congratulations to Coach Reichwein and the boys.
The CBAA Girls 5th Grade Storm captured the Readington Tournament Championship with a great team effort during the final game. Every team member had important contributions during different tournament games, and the Storm's balance, strong defensive effort, and hustle lead to an awesome championship win.
Picture: Front Row: Katie Bloom, Liana Alcaro Second Row: Sophia Mancuso, Nicole Marion, Carly Pannella, Delaney Kennedy, Audrey LaBoure, Casey Reichwein, Gina Russo Not pictured: Molly O'Keefe Coaches: Jim Reichwein, Dave Bloom, Lou Pannella
The CBAA Basketball Boys 8th Grade Team coached by Mike Narkoff had a great holiday tournament season.
The team won the Renegades Thanksgiving Tournament and the Readington Holiday Tournament Championships.
Way to go boys!!!!
Congratulations to the Runnin Rebels who took 2nd place in a spirited game that was decided by 2 points in the last 5 seconds
3rd Grade Lightning make it to the championship game in the Readington Holiday Tournament 4th Grade division. The Lightning went 3-1 in the tournament. Pictured are coaches Tom Hartman, TJ Duffy, and Kevin Zosulis and players Justin Hartwig, Carson Schweitzer, Jack Duffy, David Zielke, Jack Neri, Blake Ravkin, Andy Hartman, David Bloom, Tyler Young. Not pictured is Luke Zosulis.
The CBAA Basketball Board is composed of volunteers from the Central Bucks area. The volunteers all put time into the organization of the CBAA Basketball League.
The board is always looking for new members to help it bring basketball to the boys and girls of our community. We currently have an opening for a league director of the Boys MS League.
If you have any questions regarding the league or are interested in becoming a member please contact Manny Garcia at garciamd@comcast.net
Manny Garcia, League President garciamd@comcast.net
Amy Badger, Boys 1st/2nd Grade League Dtr. badgermom@verizon.net
Kevin O'Neill, Boys 3rd/4th Grade League Dtr. KOneill6@its.jnj.com
Jim Knepp, Boys 3rd/4th Grade League Dtr. JKnepp5@its.jnj.com
Gary Elias, Boys 5th/6th Grade League Dtr. Eliasjobs@aol.com
Mike Paulosky, 5th/6th Grade League Dtr. paulosky.mike@gmail.com
Tom Baker, Boys MS League Dtr. tom.baker@newearthenv.com
Gary Talbot, Boys HS Sr. League Dtr. gary@gta-engineers.com
Open - Temp -Pete DiGiovani, Girls 1st/2nd Grade League Dtr. peter.digiovanni@gmail.com
Pete DiGiovani, Girls 3rd/4th Grade League Dtr. peter.digiovanni@gmail.com
George Pla, Girls 5th/6th Grade League Dtr. plageor@comcast.net
Brian Lange, Girls 5th/6th Grade League Dtr. rebel55555@verizon.net
Dave Horner, Girls Sr. League Dtr. dhorner@horner-canter.com
Robin Kardane, Registration Coordinator rkardane@comcast.net
Kevin Sheetz, Web Master klrck1@msn.com
Karen Dubin, Uniforms & Sponsors kdubin@comcast.net
Patrice & Gary Ockenhouse, Referee Coordinators patocken@gmail.com
Mike Reilly, Coaches vs. Cancer trr5@att.net
Glen Ockenhouse, CBAA Summer League flm5@hotmial.com
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The CBAA Board, Coaches and Players want to thank the following sponsors for their support during this upcoming season. When you or your family needs the goods or services provided by our sponsors we ask that you think of them first and that you support them. Thank you.
