LANCEMENT DE LA SAISON 2022-2023 DES LIGUES PROVINCIALES DE BASKETBALL SCOLAIRE DIVISION 1 ET DIVISION 2
Le RSEQ (Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec) est fier d’annoncer le lancement des ligues provinciales de basketball scolaire division 1 et division 2.
Division 1
Regroupant cinquante-trois équipes, cette ligue s’adresse aux catégories cadette et juvénile et elle est composée exclusivement des équipes évoluant à l’intérieur des programmes sport-études et de concentrations reconnus par Basketball Québec.
Les activités de la ligue ont débuté le 22 octobre 2022. Les calendriers de la saison régulière ainsi que les résultats sont disponibles en cliquant sur les liens suivants :
Au terme de la saison régulière, les équipes qualifiées disputeront les qualifications les 17, 18 et 19 mars 2023 au Séminaire Saint-François et à l’École secondaire De Rochebelle. À la suite de celles-ci, le championnat provincial aura lieu les 24,25 et 26 mars 2023 à l’École secondaire Saint Laurent.
Division 2
La ligue de basketball scolaire division 2 sera à sa première saison au sein du RSEQ. Regroupant trente institutions pour un total de soixante-dix équipes, la ligue division 2 offre un encadrement sportif et académique pour les étudiant.e.s-athlètes de catégorie benjamine, cadette et juvénile.
Les activités de la catégorie benjamine masculine ainsi que de la catégorie juvénile féminine et masculine ont débuté le 22 octobre 2022. Les étudiant.e.s-athlètes de la catégorie cadette féminine et masculine devront patienter au 29 octobre pour amorcer leurs activités officielles, alors que la catégorie benjamine féminine, pour sa part, débutera ses activités officielles le 2 novembre.
Les calendriers de la saison régulière ainsi que les résultats sont disponibles en cliquant sur les liens suivants :
Au terme de vingt-deux semaines de compétition, les équipes qualifiées s’affronteront lors des qualifications [match de barrage] et lors des finales provinciales qui auront lieu le 31 mars, 1er et 2 avril 2023 au Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert pour la catégorie cadette et à l’École Polyvalente Arvida pour les catégories cadette et juvénile.
Bonne saison à toutes les équipes!
LAUNCH OF THE 2022-2023 SEASON OF THE DIVISION 1 AND DIVISION 2 PROVINCIAL SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUES
The RSEQ (Réseau du sport sportif du Québec) is proud to announce the launch of the division 1 and division 2 provincial school basketball leagues .
Division 1
Bringing together fifty-three teams, this league is aimed at the cadet and juvenile categories and is made up exclusively of teams playing within sports-study and concentration programs recognized by Basketball Québec.
League activities began on October 22, 2022. Regular season schedules and results are available by clicking on the following links:
At the end of the regular season, the qualified teams will compete in the qualifications on March 17, 18 and 19, 2023 at the Séminaire Saint-François and the De Rochebelle secondary school. Following these, the provincial championship will take place on March 24, 25 and 26 , 2023 at Saint Laurent High School.
Division 2
The division 2 school b asketball league will be in its first season with the RSEQ. Bringing together thirty institutions for a total of seventy teams, the division 2 league offers sporting and academic support for students . es -athletes in the benjamine, cadet and juvenile categories.
The activities of the youngest male category as well as the female and male juvenile category began on October 22, 2022. Students . e. Athletes in the junior female and male category will have to wait until October 29 to begin their official activities , while the youngest female category , for its part, will begin its official activities on November 2.
Regular season schedules and results are available by clicking on the following links:
At the end of twenty-two weeks of competition, the qualified teams will compete in the qualifications [play-off] and in the provincial finals which will take place on March 31, April 1 and 2, 2023 at Collège Durocher Saint-Lambert for the cadet category and at the École Polyvalente Arvida for the cadet and juvenile categories.
Did your student-athletes go above and beyond and claim the championship in your association this school year thus far?
We’re excited to see high school sports back in full swing and, for that, we want to recognize 2022-23 association champions from both the team and individual sports categories.
If you have an awesome photo of your team with the championship hardware or the student with his/her championship medal or ribbon, send it in and we’ll get it out there! Congratulations are in order!
We’ll accept photos sent by coaches only and we’ll post and promote across Instagram (@ofsaagram) and Twitter (@OFSAA).
Coaches, please provide the information and upload the photo here.
BC SCHOOL SPORTS AND PLAYFLY SPORTS ANNOUNCE 10-YEAR MULTIMEDIA RIGHTS AGREEMENT
Burnaby, BC – BC School Sports (BCSS) and Playfly Sports, the emerging leader in sports marketing, media, and technology, announced today a ground-breaking tenyear multimedia rights agreement, the first of its kind for any amateur sport body in Canada. The deal makes Playfly BCSS’ exclusive rights holder and sponsorship arm effective immediately.
“We are thrilled to announce this exciting partnership,” said Jordan Abney, Executive Director for BC School Sports. “It’s a total game changer for school sport in BC. Playfly is an incredibly innovative company, which shares our values in putting student athletes first and providing quality and memorable experiences. This is going to be transformational for our organization.”
Playfly will hold the media and sponsorship rights for BCSS. This will allow Playfly to leverage their diverse and notable sponsorship, marketing, and media solutions to grow the BCSS brand, and awareness about the significant role school sport plays in communities across the province while elevating the experience for student-athletes.
“Our team is honored to have the trust and confidence of Mr. Abney and the BCSS Board of Directors,” said Chuck Schmidt, Vice President, and Executive Director for Playfly Sports Properties. “Jordan and BCSS are focused on creating opportunities for the students and member schools they serve; we are thrilled to be a part of the BCSS Team and supporting its mission.”
BCSS joins an impressive and growing portfolio of over 35 major NCAA Division 1 postsecondary athletic programs and state high school associations that are managed by Playfly through integrated capabilities that expand beyond traditional multimedia rights including naming rights and valuation consulting, esports program development, digital technology offerings, and unique sponsorship innovations.
“BCSS underwent a significant organizational change in 2021, and one of the key elements of those then-proposed changes, was the ability to create this type of opportunity across our organization and all 19 of our sports” Abney explained. “To be able to deliver on this so quickly, and to do it with Playfly, the North American leader in this space, is a great step forward for BCSS, our member schools and most importantly, our student-athletes. We are so honoured that Playfly has chosen to enter the Canadian market with us as their partner. I have no doubt this will set the standard for interscholastic sport in Canada moving forward.”
About BC School Sports BC School Sports is a voluntary organization of over 440 public and independent member schools in British Columbia. It is the governing body for school sport and with our member schools, coordinates and delivers opportunities for interschool competition in over 19 activities to over 76,000 student-athletes in Grades 8 to 12 each year. BCSS delivers 62 provincial championships annually to over 14,000 student athletes, the pinnacle of interscholastic competition each year.
About Playfly Sports Playfly Sports is a full-service sports marketing company operating where sports marketing, media & technology converge. Playfly Sports drives outcome-based solutions for brands reaching approximately 83% of all US sports fans generating over 230bn impressions each year in pro, college, and high school sports. Utilizing the influence and durability of local sports fandom, Playfly Sports exclusive rights in the NBA, NHL, MLB, NCAA, esports, and high school sectors drive value for our local, regional, and national brand partners. Playfly’s insights-infused multimedia and tech platforms drive innovation through scaled linear, digital, in-venue, and experiential marketing and engagement assets. Playfly Sports has the unique ability to partner, innovate, and advance the aspirations of athletes, brands, academic institutions, and sports fans across the U.S. Playfly Sports is Igniting Brands through the Love of Fans. Visit Playfly Sports online at Playfly.com and follow Playfly Sports on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook: @PlayflySports. www.Playfly.com.
Media Contacts: BC School Sports Jordan Abney Executive Director jabney@bcschoolsports.ca 604-477-1488
Playfly Sports Charles Schmidt Vice President, High School Division Playfly Sports Charles.schmidt@Playfly.com 480-276-6468