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Pablo Mariz 11/01/1990
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Tuesday,
January 8
Bienvenue - Welcome
Les ‘Balleurs’ de Montréal est un programme de développement
du basket-ball donnant la chance aux jeunes de la Ville de Montréal
de pouvoir développer leur sens de l’engagement, de la discipline
ainsi que leur talents athlétiques à un niveau très
compétitif dans un environnement sécuritaire et structuré.
Cette initiative fût créé au printemps 2002 par le Caporal
Alain Babineau de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada avec le support de la
Fondation de la Police Montée et d'autres organismes locaux. Notre
but est de former de bon joueurs tout en développant des bons citoyens.
Nos
équipes, les 'BISONS' sont formés de jeunes
provenant des quartiers urbains multiculturels de l’île de Montréal.
De mars à septembre, les 'BISONS' participent à des tournois
aux États- Unis, en Ontario et au Québec. De plus les équipes
s'entraînent 2 fois par semaine au gymnase du quartier général
de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada à Montréal.
Durant
l’été, les 'Balleurs' tiennent leur tournoi de basketball
DEAL (les Choix de la vie). Des équipes du Quebec, de l'Ontario et
des Etats-Unis participent à cette activité a pour thème
la sensibilisation aux drogues, l'éducation et les décisions
de la vie.
The
'Montreal Ballers' is a basketball/life skills development
program designed to provide an opportunity to Montreal city youth of all
backgrounds, to develop team spirit, commitment, discipline, as well as
athletic/basketball abilities at a high competitive level within a safe
and structured environment.
This initiative was created in spring 2002 by Corporal Alain Babineau of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) with the support of the Mounted Police Foundation and several local sports organizations. The project's goal is to develop good players while helping them to become good people.
The
'Montreal Ballers' teams; The BISONS are comprised of kids
ages 12 to 18 from the multi-cultural inner city boroughs of Montreal. Between
April and September, The 'BISONS' play in tournaments in U.S and Canadian
cities. In addition, the teams practice twice a week at the RCMP HQ in Montreal.
During the summer, the 'Montreal Ballers' host the 'D.E.A.L' ( Drug awareness, Education, and Life Choices) basketball tournament. Teams from Quebec, Ontario and the U.S participate in the tournament which features the RCMP C Division Drug Awareness section as well as other life-skills/ social programs.
13U
Bisons beat Ottawa Celtics twice on their turf.
The Bisons went to Ottawa and got the job done twice. In the first game
Jeffery Doret was the MVP as he was great at both end of the floor. And
when he and Jamael Babineau got hurt at the end of the game, Pablo Mariz,
Hamza Chaudry and the rest of the team stepped up to clinch the win. 
In their second game the Bisons took an early 17 point lead as Jamael Babineau and Olivier Shima hit from long range while alex Ademokoya showed them how to grab boards at both ends. The Celtics cameback but the Bisons hung on to their win. Alex Ademokoya was the MVP of this game.
Tuesday,
May 18 2004
13U Bisons win the SYO Tafari Mills Memorial .
The powerfull 13U Bisons squad finished 1st at Sun Youth 1st annual Tafari
Mills Tournament.They defeated Sun Youth twice and disposed of the Monarque.
Their only lost came in the hands of an older Syracuse NY squad.
It was their first "dance" together and after a slow start they showed everyone that they will be dangerous this summer. Leading by guards Jamael Babineau, Pablo Mariz and big men, Jeffrey Doret, Michael Fosu and Alex Ademokoya the Bisons set the tempo for the tournament. Michael Fosu was named tournament MVP.
