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THE AMATEUR BASKETBALL SYNDICATE (ABS) LEAGUE
After a long application process, we have finalized the clubs and teams that will be competing in the 2013-2014 Amateur Basketball Syndicate. Moving into our second season, we have greatly expanded the league. The Amateur Basketball Syndicate (ABS) has grown from three boys divisions (Major Atom, Bantam and Major Bantam) to nine boys divisions (Novice through to Junior) with the addition of two girls divisions (Major Bantam and Midget). The high school and girls’ divisions are scheduled to begin later in the season.
The league plays its games out of Oakville and Peel and features 9 core clubs which include Scarborough Blues, Durham City Bulldogs, Vaughan Panthers, Brampton Warriors, Mississauga Monarchs, Oakville Venom, Blessed Sacrament, K/W Vipers and Toronto Triple Threat. Other teams involved are listed in the divisions below.
NOVICE U10 (12 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Brantford Rep Basketball
12 Burlington Basketball
ATOM U11 (12 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Etobicoke Thunder
12 Burlington Basketball
MAJOR ATOM U12 (12 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Milton Stags
12 Burlington Basketball
BANTAM U13 (16 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Advantage Titans
12 IEM Newmarket
13 Guardsmen Basketball
14 Toronto JCC
15 Burlington Basketball
16 Milton Stags
MAJOR BANTAM U14 (14 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Northern Kings
12 CIA Bounce-Baker
13 Brantford Rep Basketball
14 Waterloo Wildhawks
The league prides itself on the “show up and play” model. Teams travel to venues on various weekends and play two games in one day. In this model, everything from gyms, referees and score table staff is provided. Admission to the venues is free for all! Teams play on one weekend and then they go back and practice for a couple of weeks. Games are spread out over the course of November to May. The playoff pool is a bracket format like you would see in the NCAA. This year end tournament, referred to as “May Madness” includes an all-star game for each division on the same day as the Championship game.
Teams involved are registered with the OBA and FIBA rules apply.
The ABS works with corporate partners Wilson/RMP Athletics, Sheridan College, The Peel Board of Education, . Skills Academy, The Print Outfit, COURTZ Headware, and more.
Along with On-Court action, the ABS has a website, Facebook page and a twitter account. On these sites we give up to date game results, players of the week, pictures, videos and statistics regarding leading scorers in each division. Details regarding schedules will be out in the coming weeks.
www.absbasketball.ca
Facebook: abs basketball
Twitter: ABSontario
Sincerely,
Jamie Rusynyk
operations@absbasketball.ca
After a long application process, we have finalized the clubs and teams that will be competing in the 2013-2014 Amateur Basketball Syndicate. Moving into our second season, we have greatly expanded the league. The Amateur Basketball Syndicate (ABS) has grown from three boys divisions (Major Atom, Bantam and Major Bantam) to nine boys divisions (Novice through to Junior) with the addition of two girls divisions (Major Bantam and Midget). The high school and girls’ divisions are scheduled to begin later in the season.
The league plays its games out of Oakville and Peel and features 9 core clubs which include Scarborough Blues, Durham City Bulldogs, Vaughan Panthers, Brampton Warriors, Mississauga Monarchs, Oakville Venom, Blessed Sacrament, K/W Vipers and Toronto Triple Threat. Other teams involved are listed in the divisions below.
NOVICE U10 (12 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Brantford Rep Basketball
12 Burlington Basketball
ATOM U11 (12 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Etobicoke Thunder
12 Burlington Basketball
MAJOR ATOM U12 (12 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Milton Stags
12 Burlington Basketball
BANTAM U13 (16 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Advantage Titans
12 IEM Newmarket
13 Guardsmen Basketball
14 Toronto JCC
15 Burlington Basketball
16 Milton Stags
MAJOR BANTAM U14 (14 Teams)
1 Blessed Sacrament
2 Brampton Warriors
3 Durham City Bulldogs
4 Kitchener Waterloo Vipers
5 Mississauga Monarchs
6 Oakville Venom
7 Scarborough Basketball #1
8 Scarborough Basketball #2
9 Toronto Triple Threat
10 Vaughan Panthers
11 Northern Kings
12 CIA Bounce-Baker
13 Brantford Rep Basketball
14 Waterloo Wildhawks
The league prides itself on the “show up and play” model. Teams travel to venues on various weekends and play two games in one day. In this model, everything from gyms, referees and score table staff is provided. Admission to the venues is free for all! Teams play on one weekend and then they go back and practice for a couple of weeks. Games are spread out over the course of November to May. The playoff pool is a bracket format like you would see in the NCAA. This year end tournament, referred to as “May Madness” includes an all-star game for each division on the same day as the Championship game.
Teams involved are registered with the OBA and FIBA rules apply.
The ABS works with corporate partners Wilson/RMP Athletics, Sheridan College, The Peel Board of Education, . Skills Academy, The Print Outfit, COURTZ Headware, and more.
Along with On-Court action, the ABS has a website, Facebook page and a twitter account. On these sites we give up to date game results, players of the week, pictures, videos and statistics regarding leading scorers in each division. Details regarding schedules will be out in the coming weeks.
www.absbasketball.ca
Facebook: abs basketball
Twitter: ABSontario
Sincerely,
Jamie Rusynyk
operations@absbasketball.ca
