U11
U11
VK Basketball is excited to announce the inaugural season of a U11 team! We will be looking to help these youngsters develop, not only as basketball players, but overall athletes in a fun and exciting environment.
We will have two practice sessions each week to develop and expand on basic skills and concepts along with many tournaments to expand on their in-game experience.
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Schedule
Roster
Chloe Taylor
Ty Marie Brown
Gillian Frankie Gonesto
Isla Boyle
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Program Day
March 10, 2019
Kick off weekend
Best In the West
April 26, 2019
Douglas College
Langley, BC
May 10, 2019
West Coast Invitational
Burnaby, BC
June 01, 2019
SFU Tournament
Burnaby, BC
June 07, 2019
Excel Tournament
Victoria, BC
June 22, 2019
New Westminster, BC
July 12, 2019
Best in the West
bballnationals 2019
July 29, 2019
National Championship
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Lindsay Correa
Chloe Mangalindan
Natalie Piasentin
Peyton Cagampan
Sadie Danks
Sara Davey
Sophie Nicholson
Sophie Sheck
Coaches
Stephanie Bell
Growing up, Stephanie spent her summers playing for three different British Columbia Provincial Teams where she won silver medals in 2008 and 2009, and gold in 2010 at the Canada Basketball National Championships.
Stephanie graduated from Argyle Secondary in 2011 and in her senior year, was fortunate enough to earn both the Quinn Keast Memorial Scholarship and the HSBC Classic Scholarship.
After high school, Stephanie went on to play four seasons for the UBC Thunderbirds under Head Coach, Deb Huband. During her time at UBC, Stephanie won two Canada-West gold medals along with both bronze and silver medals at the CIS (now U-Sports) National Championships in 2012, and 2015 respectively.
Steph's favourite part of coaching with VK is having the opportunity to interact with young women during the early stages of their basketball careers—empowering them to develop their work ethic, leadership, and confidence both on and off the court.
Breanna just finished her 4th year at Trinity Western University where she currently plays as a shooting guard. Breanna grew up playing soccer and decided to switch sports and focus on basketball in grade 10. She led her her high school basketball team to their first ever appearance at BC Provincials two years in a row. She played one summer on the Provincial team in 2013 and then went on to play at Trinity Western University. There, her field of study is a Bachelor of Human Kinetics in the stream of kinesiology. In addition, her basketball career has enabled her to travel and learn about different cultures across Canada, United States, China, and Japan. Breanna’s passion for basketball has now extended into coaching. During the summer of 2016, she was the female assistant coach for the U15 Provincial Team who won a silver medal at the National Championships in Regina. Then during the summer of 2018, she was an apprentice coach for the U17 Provincial Team who won a bronze medal at the National Championships in New Brunswick.
Breanna Cabuco