Our Major Midget Boys #1 ended their OBA season in the Championship game vs. last years runner up Toronto Triple Threat.  Our Major Midget boys coached by Mark Poyser went into the weekend ranked #1 in Ontario and were the Back to Back defending OBA Champions.   Tthe Boys began defence of their championship with winning their 3 pool games by a margin of 20 points.  In Semi final action it was the same result by winning by 20 + points & it was time for the boys to go for the 3 peat vs. last years runner up TTT who where hungry to dethrone the Champs.  The BMBA BOYS played with the heart of a champion that was intense, on Rogers TV & infront of a packed house the  BMBA boys came up just short  losing by 6 points.  Winning Silver is no short of an achievement as this Major Midget team is clearly one of if not the TOP team in this age group in all of Ontario / Canada & are well represented on the Provincial team level.  The team looks to continue improving over the summer doing the AAU circut & come back stronger next season to reclaim what is rightfully theirs the GOLD MEDAL.

Congrats on a excellent season players, coaches & parents from the BMBA family!

Great work players, Coaches & Parents….

Way to go Team!

Great work team – Best of luck at OBA’s..

They started the provincials, the Friday night, by soundly Stoney Creek 50-32. Top scorers were Yanique Smith-18 pts, Jennah Rampersaud-12 pts, and Angeline Campbell -8pts. The following day , they handily defeated London 86’ers 58-44. Top scorers were Yanique Smith-19 pts, Angeline Campbell-11pts,  Jennah Rampersaud-10 pts, and Chelsea Asare-9pts.  Later that day, they ran into a determined and desperate Barrie Royals team, who were facing elimination. Brampton managed to endure Barrie’s constant attack and defensive press, and came out with a 45-39 win. Top scorers were Yanique Smith-14 pts, Chelsea Asare-10 pts, and Aalysha Vickers with 9 pts.

After going 3-0 in Pool play, Brampton earned top spot in their Division 2 pool, which further earned them a semi-final berth versus Kanata Cavaliers, Sunday morning. Still stinging from their exclusion from competing in Division 1, the girls came out determined and focused. Kanata was able to keep it close for the 1^st quarter, but then the girls just kicked it into another gear and pulled away, easily beating Kanata 57-38. Top scorers were Jennah Rampersaud-11 pts, Georgia Campbell -11pts, Jahnae Gyles -11 pts, and Yanique Smith-10 pts.

For the Championship game, Brampton had to Face Stoney Creek, the team that they easily defeated to start the provincial championships. Knowing in their minds, that they should have been playing for a division 1 championship, the Lady Warriors did not let up one bit against Stoney Creek. It was never close, as Brampton trounced Stoney Creek 74-48. Top scorers were Yanique Smith-198 pts, Jennah Rampersaud-14 pts, Jehnae Smith-14 pts, and Georgia Campbell 13 pts.

Congratulations to All of the Lady Warriors, Aalysha Vickers, Angeline Campbell, Chelsea Asare, Georgia Campbell, Jahnae Gyles, Jenelle Miller, Jennah Rampersaud, Komal Dosanjh, Racquel Dyer, Simran Bagri, Sofia Florece, Victoria Viscardi, and Yanique Smith. Congratulations also to Head Coach Clive Campbell, who in his rookie season as Head Coach, guided his team to a 26-7 record and a Division 2 Provincial Championship, proving that they are indeed one of the premier Midget Girls teams, in the province . Congrats also goes out to Assisant Coach Ivor Christopher and Team Manager Cathy Viscardi, for their guidance and support.

The girls would also like to thank their Family and supporters, BMBA, and especially their team sponsor Powersonic Industries for helping make this a Championship season.

The BMBA Casino fundraising Trip will be to Nigara on the lake Casino. 

Departure:

Brampton Soccer Centre 1495 Sandalwood Parkway

(SW Corner of Dixie and Sandalwood)

Tickets $20 Each  

$10 Casino voucher Included 50 /50 Draw on Bus

Casino day with BMBA Enjoy Dining,

Site-seeing and the Casino At FALLS VIEW Casino Resort Enjoy a relaxing Bus Ride with us and win Prizes Refreshments & Movies

Teleshia had to undergo surgery and go through an intense period of rehab. This did not deter her from her game of basketball. With crutches and a smile, she would attend every practice and through all games, although she was not on the court, she was with her team from the sidelines!

After 6 months of hard work, Teleshia is back on the court, playing her game. Her first time out to a standing ovation was at the Kingston tournament where her energy and determination proved to be a game changer. Teleshia made another showing this weekend at the Barrie Juel tournament and it is clear that she is here to stay!!!

Welcome back Teleshia! Great to see you back on the court!