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Officials vs. Cancer

Make a Difference, “Officials versus Cancer 2009/2010”- IAABO officials raised over $63,000.00 to assist in the fight against Cancer during the 2008/2009 season

Where can an official help fight cancer?

On the basketball court. This year, IAABO is joining forces with the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and the American Cancer Society during the “Coaches vs. Cancer” crusade. Officials can do their part to blow the whistle on this disease which affects too many people. To help, all one needs to do is donate up to 25% of a game fee to this worthy cause. During the week of January 25 - January 30, 2010, participating officials will dispaly their committment to the campaign by using a white or pink whistle that will be provided to him/her           once a contribution to the crusade has been made. Please make the court a bit more colorful the week of January 25th - January 30th. Help IAABO show the athletic community our determination for this cause. Please make checks payable to: American Cancer Society.  Donations may be made anytime, but must be received no later than January 15th, 2010 to be part of the presentation to be made at the Final Four on behalf of IAABO. Click here to view and print a contribution form.

 

 

MIAA Newsletter

Attention Game Officials:

The Fall Game Officials Newsletter is now available on-line. 
Please visit the MIAA website or click on the link below to
access the newsletter.

MIAA Fall Newsletter

 

Comcast Tournament

 The 20th annual Comcast Basketball Classic will take place Feb. 13-14 at BC High’s McNeice Pavilion. As usual, tournament director Frank Beebe has put together a star-studded field of top boys and girls hoops teams in the state.

  No. 1 Central Catholic and No. 6 Westford Academy headline the girls field, while the boys side features No. 2 Central Catholic and No. 4 Newton North.

The action begins Saturday at 1 p.m. as the Westford Academy girls take on Archbishop Williams, followed by Central Catholic and Durfee. The boys take over the floor at 5 p.m. as Newton North meets Everett, and BC High closes out the night by taking on Central Catholic.

The consolation and championship games will take place the following afternoon, starting at 1 p.m

 
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