| Week 5 | 2/18/2016 | |||||||
| at Anoka | at St. Paul | at Minneapolis | ||||||
| 6:00 | xxx | SV/And (ym) | Mlk/SC (ym) | |||||
| 7:00 | xxx | Mga/EC (ym) | Cka/Lnok (ym) | |||||
| 8:00 | xxx | Sv/Bln | Ply/Bloom | |||||
| 9:00 | xxx | StP/NSP | EC/AA | |||||
| 10:00 | xxx | MG/Prince | NB/YSA | |||||
| byes | MGb (ym) | NSP (ym) | SC, Lnok, WstP | TC1 | ||||
| StP and EC | send 3 to ref | at 8:00 | ||||||
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Week 5 Feb. 18, 2016
Sunday, January 17, 2016
2016 basketball teams
Here are the teams we have for now. Any corrections additions/subtractions contact us.
Gary Campion 612-202-6393 call or text.
Men's teams
Shore View
Bloomington
Shingle Creek
Maple Grove
Blaine
North St. Paul
Elm Creek
New Brighton
Lake Nokomis
Twin Cities 1 (Spanish)
St Paul
Eden Prairie
Andover/Anoka
West St. Paul
Princeton
Plymouth
YSA
Young Men's teams
Shore View (ym)
Shingle Creek (ym)
Maple Grove A (ym)
Maple Grove B (ym)
Elm Creek (ym)
Lake Nokomis (ym)
North St. Paul(ym)
Twin Cities 1(ym)
Andover (ym)
Medicine Lake (ym)
Plymouth (ym)
Chaska/EP (ym)
Friday, January 15, 2016
SAMS LDS 2016 basketball update
Thank you all who attended the basketball meeting yesterday
Here are some decisions made and there are some major ones.
Officiating: Refereeing
s.
It was decided that refereeing the young men's games will no longer be assigned to the men's teamsThe responsibility to referee the YM games will be up to the boys teams, either a parent, volunteer, coach can referee or it can be self officiated by the players.
Referees for the men's games:
Assuming the men's games are at 8, 9, and 10
Each team playing at 8:00 provides 2 players to help officiate, one to ref one for the clock/book
This is new ONE team playing at 9 sends a minimum of 2 players to officiate the 8:00 game, The other team playing at 9:00 Provides at least 3 players, two to referee and one or two for the clock/book for the 10:00 game.
Failing to fulfill the referee assignment again counts as a forfeit for the men's team and will be one of your 3 forfeits eliminating your team from the tournament.
With the new arrangement no one need to be there for more than 2 hours.
* Now in actual practice, We do not care who actually referee's and covers the table, if 2 players from the same 8:00 game ref and the other Two from the other team both work the table that is ok, if you can get someone to volunteer to do the book/clock or referee that is ok you can go home but if there is not someone covering your assignment it will count as a forfeit.
There are no new rule changes.
Here are the teams we have for now. Any corrections additions/subtractions contact us.
Gary Campion 612-202-6393 call or text.
Men's teams
Shore View
Bloomington
Shingle Creek
Maple Grove
Blaine
North St. Paul
Elm Creek
New Brighton
Lake Nokomis
Twin Cities 1 (Spanish)
St Paul
Eden Prairie
Andover/Anoka
West St. Paul
Princeton
Young Men's teams
Shore View (ym)
Shingle Creek (ym)
Maple Grove (ym)
Elm Creek (ym)
Lake Nokomis (ym)
North St. Paul(ym)
Twin Cities 1(ym)
Andover (ym)
Medicine Lake (ym)
Plymouth (ym)
Minnetonka (ym)
Waconia (ym)
Chaska/EP (ym)
Here are some decisions made and there are some major ones.
Officiating: Refereeing
s.
It was decided that refereeing the young men's games will no longer be assigned to the men's teamsThe responsibility to referee the YM games will be up to the boys teams, either a parent, volunteer, coach can referee or it can be self officiated by the players.
Referees for the men's games:
Assuming the men's games are at 8, 9, and 10
Each team playing at 8:00 provides 2 players to help officiate, one to ref one for the clock/book
This is new ONE team playing at 9 sends a minimum of 2 players to officiate the 8:00 game, The other team playing at 9:00 Provides at least 3 players, two to referee and one or two for the clock/book for the 10:00 game.
Failing to fulfill the referee assignment again counts as a forfeit for the men's team and will be one of your 3 forfeits eliminating your team from the tournament.
With the new arrangement no one need to be there for more than 2 hours.
* Now in actual practice, We do not care who actually referee's and covers the table, if 2 players from the same 8:00 game ref and the other Two from the other team both work the table that is ok, if you can get someone to volunteer to do the book/clock or referee that is ok you can go home but if there is not someone covering your assignment it will count as a forfeit.
There are no new rule changes.
Here are the teams we have for now. Any corrections additions/subtractions contact us.
Gary Campion 612-202-6393 call or text.
Men's teams
Shore View
Bloomington
Shingle Creek
Maple Grove
Blaine
North St. Paul
Elm Creek
New Brighton
Lake Nokomis
Twin Cities 1 (Spanish)
St Paul
Eden Prairie
Andover/Anoka
West St. Paul
Princeton
Young Men's teams
Shore View (ym)
Shingle Creek (ym)
Maple Grove (ym)
Elm Creek (ym)
Lake Nokomis (ym)
North St. Paul(ym)
Twin Cities 1(ym)
Andover (ym)
Medicine Lake (ym)
Plymouth (ym)
Minnetonka (ym)
Waconia (ym)
Chaska/EP (ym)
Week 1 SAMS LDS men's YM basketball schedule
| 16 Sams LDS men's/young men's Basketball schedule | |||||||
| week 1 | Jan. 21, 2016 | ||||||
| at Anoka | at St. Paul | at Minneapolis | |||||
| 6:00 | xxxx | SV/NSP (ym) | Lnok/And (ym) | ||||
| 7:00 | xxxx | EC/TC1 (ym) | SC/MG (ym) | ||||
| 8:00 | xxxx | NSP/NB | SC/MG | ||||
| 9:00 | xxxx | * | Bln/StP | * | Bloom/Prince | ||
| 10:00 | xxxx | WStP/SV | Lnok/TC1 | ||||
* Bln and Bloom sends 2/3 guys to officiate at 8:00, STP AND PRINCE officiate at 10:00
Byes Mens: And/Aka, EC, EP
Monday, January 11, 2016
Basketball meeting this Thursday Jan 14, 7:00 at Anoka
SAMS LDS MEN's young men's basketball meeting this Thursday at 7:00 at Anoka stake center.
Who's invited?, coaches, anyone interested, we need to know which wards h ace which teams, the first weeks schedule will be made, and rules, questions and how we administr the games will be discussed and determined. We really been a representative from each ward involved.
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Saturday, January 9, 2016
2015-16 high school basketball rule changes
I am sure like many of you (haha) I recently got a shiny new 2015-16 high school basketball rule book. (We play by high school rules) and haven't ben able to put it down. (Again haha)
The only new rule change is pretty minor, a player is considered a ball handler/dribbler as soon as he/she receives it. Meaning the post player getting the ball gets the same protection as a player dribbling with the ball.
"Rule 10-6-12. The following acts constitute a foul when committed against a ballhandler/dribbler. A player becomes a ball handler/ dribbler when he/she receives the ball. This would include a player in th post position
a) Placing two hands on a player
b) Placing an extended arm bar on a player
c) Placing and keeping a hand on a player
d) Contacting a player more than once with the same hand or alternating hands
(My opinion: the question each referee should keep in mind when deciding if contact was a foul or incidental is "was there an illegal advantage gained?")
There is a section that compares rule differences between high school and college ball. Most are pretty trivial but two are interesting.
1). In the act of shooting, I have wondered why while watching college basketball a shooter jumps takes a shot and before he comes down is hit or blocked, often to the point the shooter falls down, as in the gophers game the other day, but a foul was not called.
Well in high school a shot begins with the habitual motion that leads to a shot and ends with the ball being released AND INCLUDES THE AIRBORN SHOOTER. ( the act of shooting for an AIRBORN shooter in high school ends when he comes back to the floor) in college the shot ends when the ball is released and does NOT include the AIRBORN shooter.
I do not have an NBA rule book but appearently it is legal to run into a player after the ball is released unless the shooter is considered a star player and is not a member of Timberwolves..
The other rule difference is when a player is passing the ball in from out of bounds, a defender cannot break the plane of the inside edge of the out of bounds line until the ball has crossed the line, in college, the defender cannot reach through the plane over the line until THE BALL IS RELEASED.
The only new rule change is pretty minor, a player is considered a ball handler/dribbler as soon as he/she receives it. Meaning the post player getting the ball gets the same protection as a player dribbling with the ball.
"Rule 10-6-12. The following acts constitute a foul when committed against a ballhandler/dribbler. A player becomes a ball handler/ dribbler when he/she receives the ball. This would include a player in th post position
a) Placing two hands on a player
b) Placing an extended arm bar on a player
c) Placing and keeping a hand on a player
d) Contacting a player more than once with the same hand or alternating hands
(My opinion: the question each referee should keep in mind when deciding if contact was a foul or incidental is "was there an illegal advantage gained?")
There is a section that compares rule differences between high school and college ball. Most are pretty trivial but two are interesting.
1). In the act of shooting, I have wondered why while watching college basketball a shooter jumps takes a shot and before he comes down is hit or blocked, often to the point the shooter falls down, as in the gophers game the other day, but a foul was not called.
Well in high school a shot begins with the habitual motion that leads to a shot and ends with the ball being released AND INCLUDES THE AIRBORN SHOOTER. ( the act of shooting for an AIRBORN shooter in high school ends when he comes back to the floor) in college the shot ends when the ball is released and does NOT include the AIRBORN shooter.
I do not have an NBA rule book but appearently it is legal to run into a player after the ball is released unless the shooter is considered a star player and is not a member of Timberwolves..
The other rule difference is when a player is passing the ball in from out of bounds, a defender cannot break the plane of the inside edge of the out of bounds line until the ball has crossed the line, in college, the defender cannot reach through the plane over the line until THE BALL IS RELEASED.
Thursday, January 7, 2016
basketball dates
For wards considering YM basketball, we are planning an 8 week regular season followed by the tournament . Their season will begin Jan 21 and be done by Easter, (March 27)
The men will play until the end of April.
The men will play until the end of April.
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