2018

The First meeting regarding camps will be held April 27th.

College Tour/ Camp June

2017 Georgia Peach Invitational

Statesboro Force 8th Grade Team participated in the Georgia Peach Invitational. They made an impressive first time appearance playing with Tubby Smith viewing the game.

YBOA National Championship

Congratuations to all the players of the Statesboro Force Organization this season. The teams played well in the state Finals. Thank you to parents for your support 9th Grade , coached by Chad Gregory (assisted by Marcella Rich)ranked in the Super Regional and 10th grade , Coached by Warren Pippen ranked 5th at state in a overtime game. This year 3 teams Statesboro Force 11th Grade ,Coached by Josh McGruder Wins Y.B.O.A Georgia State ChampionshipTournament. Grades 7th, Coached by Lamont Ballard and 8th Coached by Michelle Moore rank in the Top 4 Teams in their division for the State of Georgia. These three teams are preparing to attend the Y.B.O.A Nationals to be held in Orlando Florthida. The 11th grade will travel the week of July 3 and the 7th and 8th will travel the 10th of July.

Sincerely,

Vernon Littles and Trence Graham

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The 9th grade defeated the Carolina Stars 59 to 46 to claim the 2015 USBA Classic Tournament Champion title. The 10th grade was victorious over the Upstate Warriors and claimed the title of 2015 USBA American Tournament Champions.

Day 4

9th advances to the semifinals. 10th advances to the elite 8. There are 3 division National, American and Classic. The 8th grade team ranked to place in the National Division. Grades 5th, 7th and 10th rank in the American Division. The 6th grade team played in the Classic Division.

Games will continue to be played Friday evening. Good Luck Guys!!!!!!

Day 3

Teams played with much heart today. The point spreads are looking good. Winner for the day 10th Grade. Player enjoying the pool and meeting many players from across the USA.

Day 2

The players went to the opening ceremony. Guest speaker Jay Williams and Lisa Lislie. Both speakers shared valuable information pertaining to basketball and education. New on the agenda were the first grames. All teams played very well. Winners of the first round included 5th and 7th Grade. Uponing returning Coach Vernon surprise the team with a 'GRILL OUT". Yes he has the grill.

Day 1

The team arrived in Atlanta. After checking in the 5th, 6th, and 7th grader toured the Georgia State Capitol. The 8th, 9th and 10th Grade visited Morehouse College. Next the team went to check in for the USBA Games. There are over 300 teams participating this year.

Thank you to all that have supported the players as they prepare to go to Nationals!!

JOB WELL DONE!!!

This season on the courts the teams have done well on and off the court. The players have participated in various community give back programs such as Books, Bags, and Ball at our local Books-A-Million and the Bulloch County Clergy Tutoring Program held a Luetta Moore Recreation Department. As a continued effort to support the community the boys participated and raised moeny to support the efforts of Relay For Life and are scheduled to work with Habitat for Humanity. The players, parents, and coaches are proud to say we have done well this seaosn.

This season on the courts the boys have done extemely well also. The teams combine hold 11 championship titles and 13 championship runner up titles with the United States Basketball Association (USBA) and Amature Athletic Union (AAU). Significant wins include the Dominique Wilkes Tournament in Atlanta, and the Will Avery Tournament and the Hank Gathers Tournament in Augusta, GA. More exciting news to share is that Statesboro Force Team 2 of 2014 joins 24 other teams from across the United States as "One Of The Top 25 Power Ranking Basketball Teams in the United States Basketbal Association".

With such accopmplishments Statesboro Force has an opportunity to participate in the UBSA Nationals Tournament to be held in Atlanta in July.

This National Tournament will be a week long stay of educational opportunities as well as basketball.

Each team will be organizing fundraisers for this event.

The players, coaches, and parents hope if you are reading this you will support the players' mission and help us implement the initiative to participate in the tournament. If you have any questions about what we do or whom we serve, feel fee to give us a call or e-mai. us.

Thank you to Pepsi for their generous donation.

Kierra and Raven. Volunteer To Help 5th and 6th Graders Get To Atlanta. Parents are grateful for your help girls.

Thank you Yolanda and Craig Tremble for your support and acts of kindness as the children prepare for the United States Basketball National Tournament.

Thank you to BiLo for your support as we head to USBA Nationals!!!

Thank you to all that purchased a dinner to support particpation in the USBA National Games.

SPONSORSHIP LETTER DONATIONS

5th Grade Sponsors:

Daniel Roberts

Art Wright

Daniel and Julie Roberts

James B. Davis

David Butler

Paul L Willer

Kendra Howard

Yolanda Gibson

Janice Grant

T and K Lawn Care n( Patrick and Latwyla)

Irene Dixon

Jerry Gibson

Tamrra Dixion

Desmin Middeton

Larry James Riley (Mills0

Tameka Middleton

James T. Hatfiled

Randy Strange

Shauna Darren

James and Debra Brown

Keith Grant

Kahdish Smith

Valerie G. Strange

Dusty Zeigler Insurance

7th Grade Sponsors:

Ramon Lanier

Zenas Lee

Dudley Drummer

Larry Allen

Von Brooks

Michael Prigeon

Carl Porter

R.J. Pope

Ashlee and Christoper Mitchell

Twayla White

Ms. Dunson

Donna Dease

Almarita Donaldson

Bigma's Soul Food

Marsha Twiggs

Gary Lewis

Bright Beginning Day Care and Learning Center,LLC

Tia

Earl Donaldson

James Tremble

Julius Tremble

Penny Oglesby

Mary Williams

Donnie Hicks

Donna Dease

Micheal Coleman

The Mallards

Dr. John Adams

Medical Center of Statesboro

Larry Akins Insurance

Statesboro Dental Association

9th Grade Sponsors:

Oliver and Linda Nunnally

Little Stars Childcare and Learning Center

Southern Smiles Photo Booth

Kristie Perkins

Plantinum T- Shirt Sponsors

CNJ Trucking

Cooper Lawn Serice

T and K Lawn Service

Whitaker Funeral

Dawson/Nunnally Family

Craig R. Tremble Funeral Inc

Royal Raint and Body

American Red Cross (Demetrius Roberts)

South Georgia Pediatrics

Goodman Lawn Service

Mobile Truck and Trailer Repair

SJS Income Tax, Inc

Grimes Lawn Care

Bulloch County Sheriff Foundation

Thomas Grove Baptist Church

Bower Lawn Service

Consider It Done

Sherry's Salon

South DH Incorporated

DBA Prepaid Superstore

Lisa Marie Photography

Innnovative Style

Uncle Sug Restaurant

Gold T- Shirt Sponsors

Alfred and Mary Wilson

Southeast Lung Association

Greater Bethel A.M.E

Coastal Carpet Care and Restoration

6th Grade Sponsors:

Latonia Dickenson

Julius Abraham

Arneese Abraham

Woods Farms

Mary Moore

Art Wright

Talmeshia Parker

NormanPayne

Carl Gaines

Daphne Jackson

Stephaine Grant

William Hawkins

Mourice Collins

Susan Deloach

Christopher Smith

Mike Summers

Cassius Osborne

Pearl Johnson

James Stephens

James Davis

Keith and Jackie Hamilton

Juanita Allen

Ella Mae Littles

Loretha Farr Best

Complete Car Care Service

8th Grade Sponsors:

Bulloch Pediatric Group

Hollina T. Wilcox

Ellis Meat Market

Warren M. Ward P.C.

Jenette Pugh

Craig R. Tremble Funeral Inc.

Izell and LaChelby Scott

Justin Chester

Veronica Scott-Farley

Karen LeCain

John Wesley and Carolyn M. Smith

Mr. Charles and Lella Bonds

Elaine Gantt

10th Grade Sponsors:

Michelle Griffin

Marcus Kirland

Bernette Conley

Steven Henry

Mr. Ruben

Ms. Julia P. Simmons

Gary Burns

Micheal Coleman

Golden Woods

Gary Barnes

Penny Oglesby

D.C. Ballers

Sports do not build character, they reveal it.

John Wooden

Players if you plan on attending the USBA National Games in Atlanta, it is important that your parent contact the coach so that you are aware of all the details and plans for your team for the week stay in Atlanta.

The 2015 season is here. This year Statesboro Force Players have voiced to move to another level. We heard the players and have made a move to allow the students to experience opportunities at a higher level. There will be hard work involved. There will be wins and losses. There will be moments when we are not sure, but together --players, parents, and coaches and with community support we feel we can rise to the occassion--ALL IN!!!!