The Coventry Tornadoes will host two one-off camps in October with renowned skills and basketball coaches.
The first will be with top shooting coach Bob Martin on 27 October. Bob has run several events with the Tornadoes in previous years, and has made a huge impression on previous campers. Click here to register.
The second will take place on 29 October with British legend Paul Douglas, who played professionally and for England, who will help players develop skills across all areas of their games. Click here to register.
While Tornadoes Basketball is doing everything possible to remain safe and vigilant to avoid Covid-19 outbreaks at the club, we are pleased to confirm entry to six different leagues for the 2021-22 season, from ages Under-13 right through to Seniors.
The fixtures for each team this season have been released and you can find them at the drop down menu in Club News or by clicking here.
The Coventry Tornadoes National League teams will begin their season on 7 November when the Under-16s, Under-14s and Under-12s will all compete.
The Under-16s will play away against the Derbyshire Spartans while the Under-14s and Under-12s will host Leicester Warriors and Northants Thunder.
The last game of 2020 will take place on Sunday 20 December, when the Under-12s travel to face Birmingham Elite. Then, to kick off 2021, all age groups will travel away for their first game, starting on 9 January for the Under-16s and Under-14s, while the Under-12s will restart one day later.
The final game of this year’s regular season will see the Tornadoes Under-16s welcome cross-town rivals Coventry Elite on 20 March.
To download a the full list of National League fixtures, click here.
MVP – Niki Basioudis Most Improved – Kian Romero Defensive Player – Airon Detubio Sportsmanship – Dominik Nowak Coach’s Player – Safeenah Jamil
Under-11s – Martin Taylor
MVP – Lewis Taylor Most Improved – Jack Hampson Sportsmanship – Callum Protheroe Defensive Player – Connor Platt-May Coach’s Player – Harry Woods
Under-13s Development – Martin Taylor
MVP – Corey Sambrooks Most Improved – Zico Sandhu Sportsmanship – George Jones Defensive Player – Jaden Woolcock Coach’s Player – Mohamad Tarawally
Under 13s – Ilias Basioudis
MVP – Philip Basioudis Most Improved – Elliott Daniel Sportsmanship – Rory McGregor Defensive Player – Romani Reid Coach’s Player – Ben Pilkington
Under-15s Development – Paul Adams, Jamil Saleem
MVP – Daniel Endersby Most Improved – Sully Sportsmanship – Halim Mead Defensive Player – Rhamani Coach’s Player – Roman
Under-15s – Paul Adams, Jamil Saleem
MVP – Jerome Most Improved – David Sportsmanship – Kian Defensive Player – Renesh Coach’s Player – Ollie
Under-16s – Paul Adams, Andy Ransberry
MVP – Arun Most Improved – Finn Sportsmanship – Joe Defensive Player – Jamie Coach’s Player – Tyreese
Under-17s – Bryce Payne, Roger Payne
MVP – Amandeep Shergill Most Improved – Jack Bennett Defensive Player – Grace Edogiawere Sportsmanship – Ryan Alexander Coach’s Player – Issy Potter
Under-18s – Roger Payne, Bryce Payne
MVP – Tommie Olubisi Most Improved – Edward Hillman Defensive Player – Jamie Bull Sportsmanship – Will Smith Coach’s Player – Mirche Rabrolaviev
Men’s – Huw Hopkins
MVP – Michael Stokes Most Improved – Samaro Perry-Huggins Defensive Player – David Relf Sportsmanship – Sebastian Capitani Coach’s Player – Simon Blake