stma basketball mission is  to  foster a culture of positivity where kids learn from success as well as failure, become elite basketball players and even better teammates; develop a diverse skill set in the present that will allow them to own their futures and fall in love with the game. 

Our basketball board has been very busy this summer navigating COVID 19 and all the complexities this has brought to our planning.  Our goal is to make plans as though the season will be played and we will be prepared to make adjustments as are necessary.

Practices restart on Monday, January 4

Games restart on Saturday, January 16

Team photos have been re-scheduled for Thursday, January 21st at MSW Cafeteria.  We're going with the same QP Photo as in the past and she will have a link to order available once photos are done and uploaded to her site.

Please have the players wear masks up until right before they take photos.  We do not want team photos to put a team in quarantine.

Let's stay on schedule so please emphasize being on time and ready to go!

MSW Cafeteria January 21st

5:30 5B

5:40 5C

5:48 4A

5:55 4B

6:03 4C

6:10 7A

6:18 7B

6:25 7C

6:35 8A

6:42 8C

6:50 8B

6:58 5A

7:05 6A

7:13 6B

7:20 6C

All players and coaches who have been impacted by COVID must be reported to the STMA COVID Compliance Manager (CCM).  Joanna Bugbee (612 709 5905) Joanna.bugbee@gmail.com

The following will need to be reported:

• Players and coaches would have symptoms and have been tested for COVID
• Players and coaches who have tested positive for COVID
• Players and coaches who have been in close contact with a person who tested positive and are in quarantine based on exposure

The following information will be need reported:

• Team
• Player name
• Guardian names
• Coach name
• Description of situation (I.E, symptoms vs exposure to positive Case via close contact)
  • Date of first symptom
  • Date of COVID test and result
  • Date of practice/game within 48 hours prior to symptoms or test taken
  • Date of close contact if in quarantine based on exposure