LEAGUE NEWSLETTER

WEEK 1: Welcome to Spring League! 

Welcome to Week 1 of our brand new Spring League! We’re excited to officially kick off the season and want to thank all of our families, athletes, and coaches for being part of this experience. Opening weekend has arrived, and we’re looking forward to an incredible season together.

Week 1 is all about getting started—meeting teammates, building chemistry, and setting the tone for the season ahead. Whether this is your athlete’s first time playing or they’re returning, this week is the foundation for growth, confidence, and fun.

Our focus early in the season will be on fundamentals, teamwork, and sportsmanship. As the weeks go on, you’ll see players develop their skills, gain confidence, and grow together as teams. We encourage all athletes to play hard, support one another, and most importantly—enjoy the game.

With games officially underway, the energy in the gym is just getting started, and we can’t wait to see the progress each week brings.

Important Season Information

Key Season Dates
(Based on Spring League timeline)
• April 4 – Opening Day (Week 1 Games Begin)
• Regular Season Games – Saturdays throughout the season
• All-Star Games – (TBD, players will be notified if selected)
• Playoffs & Championship Games – (End of Season)

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 have an amazing season! 

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Phoenix Anderson

Led his team to victory with his ability to drive to the basket with 19 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 3 steals, and 3 blocks

Caire Rivera

Proved he can score the ball with 18 points, mostly layups and a deep three. Caire and his team won the game 37 – 32

3rd-4th

Julian Nicholas

Filled the stat sheet with multiple rebounds steals and points. Most importantly he made the game winning bucket for his team.

Keegan Mcgahey

Carried his team to victory with his hustle and ability to score in all spots inside the arc. With 14 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 steals they won the game

Roman Black

Carried his team to victory with his ability to attack the basket with 8 points and 1 assist they won

5th-6th

Gavin Smith

Carried his team to victory with his ability to score with his speed getting down the court with many layups. With 16 points, 1 assist, 5 rebounds and 1 steal they won

Jeremiah Anderson

Was a big factor in keeping his game close by filling the rebounds category and having 34 points

Milan Barreto

showed he can score and clean up the boards with 16 points and 9 boards

7th-8th

Jayce Leslie

Finished with 19 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals, showcasing efficient scoring, solid playmaking, and active defense in a well-rounded performance.

Micah Lareau

Had 15 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists, delivering a balanced performance with strong scoring, rebounding presence, and playmaking.

Marcus Jackson

went off, finishing with 16 points and 5 assists. He controlled the game, scoring when needed and setting up his teammates with smart passes. A true floor general performance that kept the offense flowing and made a big impact on the win.

9th-11th

Braiden

Showed out with 14 points and 7 rebounds, making a big impact on both ends of the court. He scored when it mattered and crashed the boards, showing toughness and effort. A performance like that proves he’s not just a scorer

Inali Kinnear

Finished with 16 points, 10 rebounds, and 2 assists, recording a double-double while controlling the glass and contributing offensively.

Miles

put together a strong performance with 13 points and 6 rebounds. He was active on the glass and contributed offensively, showing effort and consistency all game. A solid all-around showing that helped his team stay competitive.