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The STACK Report is a newsletter that updates the community on events at our facility and other interesting information about youth sports.
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| Jaidyn Bright Basketball Player This weeks featured athlete is a an athlete who we love to model our program with. Jaidyn Bright is more than a basketball player. He understands what it takes to not only get better everyday on the court but off the court, as well. Along with the countless hours Jaidyn spends working at STACK, he also sets the tone for the model athlete in our youth sports program. This past month, Jaidyn and his family ran a Sneaker drive at STACK and were able to gather over 70 plus sneakers for churches in Africa. The consistency and drive of this young athlete is exactly what we instill into our players everyday. Work hard to be a great player in the court but also make sure you are being a great person off the court, as well. Its more than just the game of basketball at STACK and Jaidyn does a great job of showing it. |
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This past Monday was a great day at STACK. Our MLK day basketball camp was a huge success. With over 50 plus campers we were able to have an outstanding day of hard work, competitive games, and fun. This marks the 2nd straight No School Basketball Camp that has sold out with young players taking advantage of a day off to work on their game. Our next No School Basketball Camp is expected to be great as well and that takes place on Presidents Day 2/19/19. We can't wait to see all of our campers again in a few weeks!
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Being a Positive Influence |
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BE A POSITIVE INFLUENCE ON YOUR CHILD. At STACK we pride ourselves on teaching young athletes valuable life lessons through athletics. We believe there is no better place for a child to learn valuable lessons then playing sports. Believe it or not, as a parent it is important to be a positive influence on your child's growth on and off the basketball court. Kids are always going to make mistakes, whether it be turning the ball over, having a bad game, throwing a tantrum on the way home. It is important, as influencers, we allow our youth to grow and learn from these mistakes and be a positive role model for them. Yelling and reprimanding your child in a negative way does not help your child learn from the mistake they made.
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As we get closer to the conclusion of the winter STACK season we are already preparing for another great spring season. The Spring AAU season is a great time for STACK players to continue to develop as players and individuals. STACK basketball provides a state of the art facility that is open to our players 7 days a week. STACK's mission is to provide a positive environment for our players to have the best possible opportunity to reach their athletic goals. The STACK coaching staff is very excited to finish the winter season strong. Click the link below to register for tryouts February 25th-28th.
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Did you know Coach Morgan Taylor played basketball at Bloomfield College. Morgan has had a tremendous amount of success on the basketball court. Morgan is currently the Head Coach at Bogota High School and has been training all age groups for the past 6 years. As a high school player, she was a four year varsity starter at John F Kennedy High School, she scored over 1,000 points. She was named an All state, All American and was one of the top 50 players in the country. Following her outstanding high school career Morgan accepted an offer at Bloomfield College on a full basketball scholarship to stay close to home. She was selected all conference 4 times, first player to get over 400 assists and was a 1,000 point scorer. With coach Morgan's playing and teaching experience she brings an extraordinary amount of effort and enthusiasm to all of her players.Coach Morgan is the right fit in helping players become a successful all around player.
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STACK Sports Mahwah
101 Corporate Dr, Mahwah, NJ 07430
201-684-9190 |
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