LEAGUE NEWSLETTER

WEEK 3: Spring League Update/ NO GAMES 4/25

Welcome to Week 3 of our Spring League season!

With two weeks of games behind us, teams are really starting to find their identity. The early-season nerves are fading, and we’re seeing players step into their roles with more confidence and purpose. The progress from Week 1 to now has been exciting to watch, and the level of play continues to rise across the league.

Week 3 is where things begin to click. Passing is sharper, spacing is improving, and communication on both ends of the court is becoming more consistent. Players are not only applying the fundamentals—they’re beginning to trust them in game situations. This is a key stage in development, and it’s great to see the growth happening in real time.

Our focus remains the same: skill development, teamwork, and positive sportsmanship. As games become more competitive, we encourage athletes to stay coachable, support their teammates, and continue playing with effort and enthusiasm. Growth doesn’t stop—every possession is a chance to learn.

The energy in the gym keeps building each week, and we’re looking forward to another exciting Saturday of basketball!

Important Season Information

Key Season Dates
(Based on Spring League timeline)
• April 4 – Opening Day (Week 1 Games Began)
• Regular Season Games – Saturdays throughout the season
• All-Star Games – (5/29 players will be notified if selected)
• Playoffs & Championship Games – (5/30)

Season Schedule
Please review the full league schedule here:
https://seminolesportsacademy.playbookapi.com/division/all_divisions/44616/

Photos
Professional event photos will be available throughout the season here:
https://www.hooptvphotos.com/

Thank you for being part of the Seminole Hoops family—let’s keep the momentum going!

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Greyson Ballard

A mid range shooter who knocked down 5 of them to earn himself 10 points along with 2 rebounds and 2 steals.

Pheonix Anderson

With 30 points and 3 steals pheonix led his team . He showed a great scoring skill

3rd-4th

Noah Rodriguez

scored an impressive 16 points to led his team while grabbing multiple rebounds

Jacari dely

A quick moving finisher with 4 layups and had 10 points.

Luke Morgan

An efficient rebounder with 5 of them and he puts them back up with 8 points.

5th-6th

Gavin Smith

Put together a solid performance, finishing with 12 points and 3 rebounds. He provided steady scoring throughout the game and made the most of his opportunities on offense.

Sebastian orengo

A Efficient Guard who can get to his spot led his team and ended with 16 points

Tyeson Turner

showed great talent and scoring prowess. He scored 19 points and 3 rebounds 

Isaiah Falmagne

scored 8 points and 5 rebounds he displayed a great handle and led his team 

7th-8th

Aleksander jeftic

overall was a great player in offense helping his team’s keep the lead. He led the game in steals and points showing he is needed to win the game.

Benjamin farber

Had an amazing game scoring 29 points while having 4 assist and 6 steals. He was a core player for his team’s offense keeping them in the lead

Ishmel Julien

put together a strong all-around performance, finishing with 13 points and 6 rebounds. He was active on both ends of the floor, scoring efficiently and crashing the boards to help his team control key possessions.

Cam Polk

delivered a dominant all-around performance, finishing with 20 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists. He controlled the game on both ends, scoring with confidence while making plays for teammates and battling on the glass.

9th-11th

Miles Wendell

Was able to score 21 points to keep his team in the lead. He’s a great overall player that kept his team in the lead

Ayden Sphabmixay

Turned in a strong performance, finishing with 20 points, 4 rebounds, and 1 steal. He provided a big scoring spark throughout the game, attacking with confidence and making key plays when needed.

Tim McDermott

Great offensive player having 10 rebounds and 17 points. His offensive abilities is what lead his team to victory