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Last Updated: Tuesday, 15 July 2025 06:50

Baltimore Youth Basketball Team Wins National Championship in Orlando

2025 TEAM MELO

by LEXI HARPSTER | FOX45 NEWS (foxbaltimore.com) | July 14th 2025 at 2:08 PM

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Team Melo's first-grade basketball team has achieved a remarkable accomplishment by winning the National World Championship in Orlando, Florida.

This victory is a significant milestone in the AAU basketball community.

The young athletes, who have been playing together since they were 4 years old, have honed their skills under the guidance of Coach Chase, Coach Mel, and Coach Troy Parker Jr., also known as Coach TP. Coach TP is recognized as one of the most respected and accomplished youth trainers in the DMV area.

"This championship is the epitome of what true grassroots development looks like at the elementary level," said Coach TP. "It's a shining example of what’s possible when youth sports is done the right way."

The team's success is attributed to a system focused on long-term development rather than short-term wins, involving consistent training, development leagues, and mentorship.

This achievement is a proud moment not only for the young athletes and their families but also for the entire Baltimore community.

Last Updated: Friday, 06 June 2025 12:12

OUR UNFORGETTABLE 2025 MEMORIAL DAY CAMP

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Youth, Legacy, and Community Take Center Stage at 3nd Annual Maryland District AAU "Legendary" Memorial Day Basketball Camp

Baltimore, MD — On Saturday, May 31, 2025, the Maryland District of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), in partnership with Dundalk Community College and Athletic Director Mr. Greate White, hosted the 3rd Annual “Legendary” Memorial Day Free Basketball Camp for boys and girls.

This growing event—originally envisioned by MD AAU Governor Benjamin DuBose—celebrates the lives and legacies of deceased iconic Maryland basketball coaches who dedicated themselves to uplifting youth through sports. This year, the honoree list grew from six to eight legendary coaches whose impact continues to shape generations of athletes.

“The goal of this camp is bigger than basketball,” said DuBose. “We want these young players to learn not just the fundamentals of the game, but also the importance of teamwork, discipline, education, and knowing the shoulders they stand on.”

Young athletes spent the day sharpening their skills, enjoying team-building activities, and receiving personal instruction from top coaches and special guests—all at no cost. Campers were treated to free lunch, take-home souvenirs, and an experience designed to inspire both on and off the court.

A highlight of the day was keynote speaker Choo Smith, former Harlem Globetrotter and President of the NBA Retired Players Association. Smith didn’t just speak—he played, coached, and entertained. His legendary ball-handling dazzled the crowd, and his message of perseverance and purpose left a lasting impression.

The event also paused for a moving tribute to the two newest members of the “Legendary” honorees:
• Coach James Wise, longtime Coach at Baltimore’s Chick Webb Recreation Center
• Coach Carlton “Bub” Carrington, Coach at Team Baltimore Elite
Their wives, Mrs. Fern Wise and Mrs. Karima Carrington, accepted framed portraits and floral tributes in their memory.

Also honored was the incomparable Coach Edward Wilson of Severna Park, Maryland. With over 70 years of service to Maryland’s youth, he was still coaching when he received Special Recognition at an AAU World Championship Tournament at 93 years old. Coach Wilson’s lifetime dedication continues to inspire.

“This camp is a labor of love,” DuBose added. “Thanks to Greate White, the staff at Randallstown Community Center, and the amazing MD AAU team, we made it special. Seeing the excitement on the kids’ faces says everything. And we’re already planning to make next year even bigger.”

Click HERE to see this years PHOTOS! *** OUR UNFORGETTABLE 2025 MEMORIAL DAY CAMP

Last Updated: Sunday, 27 April 2025 13:31

2025 (04/27) Day TWO MD State Basketball Tournament Results

Day ONE ArticleScores from April 27th Game Play are posting NOW!

Scores from April 27th Game Play are posting NOW! (Updated 4/27) DAY TWO's stakes are even higher and there's more action than ever!

Again, PLAY HARD, be a good sport and most of all - HAVE FUN!

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