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BSA Calendar Basketball South Africa 2010 Competitions & Events Competition & events Date & Place Objective Comments Referees clinic National 24 -27 Sept Eastern Training of officials Grade 3 & 2 exams to be written and fitness Cape test to be conducted U13 Provin cial 27 Sept – 01 Talent Identification U16 Provincial October Eastern Selection of national team Participation of 15 & under Cape Senior men Squad 7 – 15 Oct Pretoria Training and selection of 20 players per squad Senior women national team Volunteers Meeting 9 October First briefing Duties allocation Coaches FIBA 20 – 23 October Development of coach instructors Instructor’s clinic Table officials Training of officials for Selec ted officials clinic National 5 – 7 November international tournament Statisticians clinic Senior men & Angola tour 7 – 14 November Preparation for Zone VI National teams women Women Madagascar 7 – 14 November Alternative to Angola Volunteers Meeting 6 November Briefing Get all the necessary informat ion Senior men & Team assemble 20 – 27 November Last camp before the tournament women Senior women 27 Nov – 5 Dec Qualification for AfroBasket 2011 Only one team will qualify Senior men Zone VI Johannesburg and AAG 2011 USSA Nationals Durban National competition U20 women SCSA 09 – 19 Dec Look for future senior players U20 men Swaziland Referee’s clinic National 9 – 12 December Grading 2 & grade 1 recycling Grade 1 & 2 exams to be written and fitness Cape town test to be conducted Senior men & Inter - 13 – 19 December Selection of national teams women Provincials Cape Town Basketball South Africa 2011 Competitions & Events Competition & events Date & Place Objective Comments Young coach International 25 – 29 January Grading of coaches Minimum of 30 participants required module 1 Johannesburg U16 Tour 10 – 16 January Preparation for qualifiers Angola Senior men Camp 4 – 12 February Senior women Camp 4 – 12 March U16 & U18 Angolan tour 23 – 27 March Jhb Teams from Angola to vi sit SA Referee’s clinic National 25 – 28 February Training of officials Grade 1 & 2 exams to be written and fitness test to be conducted U18 Inter -provincials 1– 5 March TBD Talent Identification 9 provinces both boys & girls Referee’s clinic Nation al March Select officials for the national 1st grade & 2 nd grade to be invited league Senior men Camp 8 – 16 April Training Schools National team 23 April – 1 may China Senior women Camp 1 – 8 May Training USSA National league March – National league Selection of teams TBD September Provinces Provincial League March - Qualification of Inter -provincial September Club Competition U16 Preliminaries January – April Qualification for finals One teams from our zone Senior men & Preliminari es March – 12 teams for the final round Club competition women September Senior men International RWJ cup June - Senior women tour July U16 Men AfroBasket June – July, TBD 2012 world championship for One team qualifies U16 women U17 Senior men Camp August Final camp Last camp before the tournament Senior men AfroBasket August African competition 16 teams Cote d’Ivoire Youth Games Young coach International 2 – 5 August TBD Grading of coaches Minimum of 30 participants required module 1 U16 girls 15 to be selected for SRSA sports science Camp National 5 – 10 August, Talent ID for high performance bursaries Female Potchefstroom training 50 participants 1 referee, 1 table official & 1 statistician technical invited per province officials clinic U13 Inter - 27 Sept – 1 Oct Talent Identification Selection of U16 squads in both boys & girls U16 provincial Senior women Camp September Final camp Last camp before the tournament Senior women AfroBasket September African competi tion 16 teams Bamako - Mali Senior men & All Africa 3 -18 September 12 teams women games AAG Maputo Young officials National 4 – 8 October Training of officials 1 referee, 1 table official & 1 statistician clinic invited per province U16 boys camp National 4 – 8 October Talent ID for high performance 15 to be selected for SRSA sports science training 50 participants bursaries Inter - National October Qualification of National Launch of National League Provincial Club League Championships National National November to Qualification of the Zonal Club Amateur March Championship League Schools National tournament November Selection Referee’s clinic Inter -provincials 3 – 6 December Training of officials & grading 2nd and 1 st grade referees grading Table offi cials Training 4 – 6 December Training & statisticians Senior National 6 – 10 December Selection of squads 9 Provinces Basketball South Africa 2012 Competitions & Events Competition & events Date & Place Objective Comments U18 Camp 9 – 14 January U18 Inter -provincial 31 Jan – 4 Feb Selection TBD Senior men Camp 4 – 11 February Senior women Camp 3 – 10 March USSA League March – National league September U18 Camp Easter weekend Selection Senior men Camp 21 – 28 April Sch ools National team April TBD Senior women Camp 5 – 12 May U18 men & Preliminaries 7 – 12 May South women Africa Senior men WRJ Cup 1 – 9 June Senior women RWJ Cup 7 – 14 July Senior men & Preliminaries June - December women Senior women 4 – nations tournament 14 – 18 August Madagascar, Mozambique & Angola Senior men 4 – nations tournament 14 – 18 August Mozambique, Zimbabwe & Zambia Young coaches International 22 – 25 August Grading of coaches These that were success ful on module 1 module 2 TBD only Referees clinic National 24 – 27 Sept Training of officials Grade 3 & 2 exams to be written and fitness test to be conducted U13 Provincial 27 Sept – 01 Talent Identification U16 Provincial October Eastern Selection of na tional team Participation of 15 & under Cape Senior men Squad 7 – 15 Oct Pretoria Training and selection of 20 players per squad Senior women national team Volunteers Meeting 9 October First briefing Duties allocation Instructor’s FIBA 20 – 23 October Development of coach clinic instructors Table officials Training of officials for Selected officials clinic National 5 – 7 November international tournament Statisticians clinic Senior men & Angola tour 5 – 13 November Preparation for Zone VI National teams women Volunteers Meeting 6 November Briefing Get all the necessary information Senior men & Team assemble November Last camp before the women tournament USSA Nationals December TBD National competition U20 women SCSA TBD Zimbabwe Look for future senior players U20 men Referee’s clinic National 9 – 12 December Grading 2 & grade 1 recycling Grade 1 & 2 exams to be written and TBD fitness test to be conducted Senior men & Inter -Provincials 11 – 15 December Selection of national teams women TBD Basketball South Africa 2013 Competitions & Events Competition & events Date & Place Objective Comments Yang coaches International 23 – 26 January L1 Senior men Camp 2 – 9 February U16 Camp February Prior to pr eli min aries Senior women Camp 2 – 9 March Referee’s clinic National 22 – 26 March Training of officials Grade 1 & 2 exams to be written and fitness test to be conducted U18 Inter -provincials 26 – 30 March Talent Identification 9 provinces both boy s & girls TBD Referee’s clinic National March Select officials for the national 1st grade & 2 nd grade to be invited league Senior men Camp 8 – 16 April Training Senior women Camp 1 – 8 May Training USSA National league March – National leag ue Selection of teams TBD September U16 Preliminaries January – April Qualification for finals One teams from our zone Senior men & Preliminaries March – 12 teams for the final round Club competition women September Senior men International RWJ cup June - Senior women tour July U16 Men AfroBasket June – July, TBD 2012 world championship for One team qualifies U16 women U17 Senior men Camp August Final camp Last camp before the tournament Senior men AfroBasket August African co mpetition 16 teams Cote d’Ivoire U16 girls 15 to be selected for SRSA sports science Camp National 5 – 10 August, Talent ID for high performance bursaries Female training 50 participants 1 referee, 1 table official & 1 statistici an technical invited per province officials clinic U13 Inter - 27 Sept – 1 Oct Talent Identification Selection of U16 squads in both boys & girls U16 provincial Senior women Camp September Final camp Last camp before the tournament Senior women AfroBasket September African competition 16 teams Bamako - Mali Senior men & All Africa 3 -18 September 12 teams women games AAG Maputo Young officials National 4 – 8 October Training of officials 1 referee, 1 table official & 1 statistician clinic invited per province U16 boys camp National 4 – 8 October Talent ID for high performance 15 to be selected for SRSA sports science training 50 participants bursaries Referee’s clinic Inter -provincials 3 – 6 December Training of officials & grading 2nd and 1 st grade referees grading Table officials Training 4 – 6 December Training & statisticians Senior National 6 – 10 December Selection of squads 9 Provinces Basketball South Africa 2014 Competitions & Events Competition & events Date & Place Objective Comments U1 8 Camp 9 – 14 January U18 Inter -provincial 31 Jan – 4 Feb Selection TBD Senior men Camp 4 – 11 February Senior women Camp 3 – 10 March USSA League March – National league September U18 Camp Easter weekend Selection Senior men Camp 21 – 28 April Schools National team April TBD Senior women Camp 5 – 12 May U18 men & Preliminaries 7 – 12 May South women Africa Senior men WRJ Cup 1 – 9 June Senior women RWJ Cup 7 – 14 July Senior men & Preliminaries June - 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