BASKETBALL COMMITTEE

Commissioner:                
Registration Director:     
Equipment Coordinator:
Webmaster:                  
Boys Intramural Director:
Girls Intramural Director:
Boys Travel Coordinator:
Girls Travel Coordinator:
Referee Director:
Referee Professional:
Building Maintenance Supervisor:
Clinic General Manager:
Boys - 1st Grade GM:
Boys - 2nd Grade GM:
Boys - 3rd Grade GM:
Boys - 4th Grade GM:
Boys - 5th Grade GM:
Boys - 6th Grade GM:
Boys - 7th & 8th Grade GM:
Boys - High School GM:
Girls - 1st Grade GM:
Girls - 2nd Grade GM:
Girls - 3rd Grade GM:
Girls - 4th Grade GM:
Girls - 5th Grade GM:
Girls - 6th & 7th GM:
Girls 8th - 12th Grade GM:
Boys - U9 Travel Coach:
 Boys - U10 Travel Coach:
Boys - U11 Travel Coach:
Boys - U12 Travel Coach:
Boys - U13/14 Travel Coach:
Girls - U9 Travel Coach:
Girls - U10: No Team in 2008/2009
Girls - U11 Travel Coach:
Girls - U12 Travel Coach:  
Girls - U13 Travel Coach:
Girls - U14 Travel Coach:

 

 

Jim Flcone 
 Jim Falcone
Ken
Steve Lehman
Pat Carlin
Steve Lehman
Dom Calabro
John Ireland 
GeorgeParsons
Fran McGraw
Joe Steigerwalt
Jim Falcone
Stan Snyder
Pat Carlin
Ari Chompre
Mike Nolen
Bill Van Belle
 Stan Stanilka
Lisa Highfill
Guy Wharton
Mike Anderson
Jim Falcone
Gerald Bohannon
Costa Miller
Bill Loughery
Ed Flanagan
Debbie Tkacz
Steve Palis
Dominick Calabro
Steve Delaney
Marie Hendrixson
Mike Lafferty
Marie Hendrixson

John Ireland
Steve Buckley
John Blair
 Ray Sackawicz

 

 

 

Don't be bashful, we are also in need of people to be involved with the general committee as well as forming a grievance committee. Help our program grow the right way - get involved.

BASKETBALL FAQ's

Answers to Some Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the season last?
Both the intramural and travel seasons will run from November to the middle of March. Generally, we like to start when the football and soccer seasons end and we like to finish our season a little before the baseball, softball and lacrosse seasons begin.

When are practices?
There will be at least one practice during the week for the intramural teams and we try to have two practices during the week for the travel teams. All practices will be at Garnet Valley school gyms. This is all subject to the availability of the school gyms and the location of the practices may vary.

When are games?

The intramural leagues play games on Friday nights, Saturday or Sunday mornings and afternoons. The travel teams generally play games on Saturdays or Sundays.

Where are the games played?

All intramural games are played at Garnet Valley school gyms. The travel teams play their games at various gyms supplied by the Malvern league. In past years, they have played their games at Tri-State, Stetson School on Rt. 202 and various gyms in Chester County.

Do boys and girls play together?
No, there are separate leagues for boys and girls.

Are children placed based on their grade in school or their age?
Players For the intramural league, players are placed on teams based on their grade in school. For the travel teams, players are placed on teams based on their birth date so they are eligible for the end of year tournaments.

What is travel basketball?
Travel basketball is for the more competitive player. These teams compete against teams from other basketball clubs in Delaware and Chester Counties. Both the boy’s and girl’s travel teams compete in the Malvern basketball league and then in the end of year tournaments at various sports clubs throughout the Delaware county.

Is the travel season longer?
Travel season typically begins in early November with practices and the games usually start in early December. The regular season should end in mid-February when the tournaments start and the season should conclude in late March when the tournament play ends.

How much does it cost?
For the 2006 - 2007 season, the base registration fee is $65 for grades K through 12 and $45 for the beginner group. If you make a travel team there is an additional fee, which will be determined by the organizers of the Malvern league.

What equipment does my child need to play basketball?
The only required equipment for basketball is a good pair of sneakers with good ankle support. A jersey will be provided by BYC for all intramural players and the Malvern league will supply a jersey for the travel team. There may be an additional cost for a tournament jersey if your child should be selected to the travel team.
One very important note: PLEASE, DO NOT BRING ANY BASKETBALLS TO THE PRACTICES OR THE GAMES. THE COACHES WILL HAVE AN ADEQUATE NUMBER OF BASKETBALLS TO RUN A PRACTICE AS WELL AS A GAME BALL. ANY OUTSIDE BASKETBALLS OR ANY OTHER PLAYING BALLS WILL BE CONFISCATED AND RETURNED AT THE END OF THE PRACTICE OR GAME.

What are the eligible ages?
All children in grade K through 12 are eligible to play basketball this season. Team eligibility for the intramural league will be determined by the child’s current grade level and for the travel team eligibility is determined by the player's age as of September 1, 2005.

What if my child has never played before?
We would love to change that! We encourage first timers and most kids are fairly adaptable and catch on quickly.

What if I change my mind?
We will refund your registration fee.

How do I sign up to coach?
You may volunteer to coach when you register your players through
our web site.

Summer Basketball

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GYM RULES


You may not realize it -

We use the gymnasium at the Garnet Valley Schools as guests of the district. BYC is not entitled to gym time at the schools. BYC enjoys a healthy relationship with the school district and work hard to keep the privilege of gym space. The schools only ask that we take care of what we use. Simple enough isn't it?

As in the past, we need the full cooperation of all parents to make sure your children are with you at all times, DO NOT allow them to leave the gym without adult supervision.

Listed below are the rules that have been laid out by the Garnet Valley School District.

There should be no running or playing in the hallways and cafeteria by any child.
There should be no bouncing of balls outside of the gym areas. Also, there should be no bouncing of balls off the walls of the gymnasiums.

PLEASE LEAVE ALL BASKETBALLS AT HOME.
THE COACHES ARE GIVEN BASKETBALLS TO USE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON

Food and beverages are prohibited in the gym area. The only beverage allowed will be water. There are signs posted at the entrances.

There should be no playing on the stage areas located in the Concord and GVES gyms.

Other outside organizations makes use of the GVSD facilities. Please do not enter the gyms or any other area that is being used by the other organizations prior to the time designated for BYC use. Do not bounce any balls in the hallways and please keep the children quiet while you wait to get into the gym. Children should not be in the GVSD buildings without adult supervision.

All children should be supervised at the water fountains and the restrooms. Try to prevent children from having water fights and throwing towels on the floors, and please, remind the children to flush the toilets.

Please keep the gym and bathroom areas clean at all times.
Before leaving the area please remove all trash from the gym and restroom areas.

For the teams that use the GVMS gyms, you need to park in the lot between GVES and GVMS and use the walkway to get to the GVMS gym. YOU SHOULD NOT BE PARKING IN THE AREAS DESIGNATED FOR THE SCHOOL BUSES (THIS IS THE AREA CLOSEST TO THE NEW GVMS GYM).

There should be no playing under the bleachers located in the GVMS gyms. This is extremely dangerous and this area should be avoided at all times.

All teams should implement a hallway monitoring system for both the games and the practices. We will need the cooperation and participation from all of the parents and guardians that have children participating in the BYC Basketball program. We will need one volunteer from each team to assist the coach in organizing their hallway monitor schedule. Please talk to your child's coach for more details.

We all need to work together to ensure a safe and pleasant environment for our children.

Thank you for your expected cooperation.