Oct 2010
Sparks Make Prime Time Appearance
Monday, October 04, 2010 Organization Sparks News
The Saratoga Sparks 14 year old Orange team was featured on the Fox23 new cast last night, much to the delight of the organization, the players, their parents and their coach. The team, made up of high school freshmen, traveled to Orlando in mid-July to participate in the 2010 AAU Nationals. When the dust settled in the Sunshine State, the Sparks stood tall, finishing the tournament with a 5-3 record, which secured them a sixth place finish in the forty team field.
On Monday night the team made their prime time debut, and sources close to the Nielson ratings reported that during the two minute documentary, rating on ESPN’s Monday Night Football dipped below their average draw.
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On Monday night the team made their prime time debut, and sources close to the Nielson ratings reported that during the two minute documentary, rating on ESPN’s Monday Night Football dipped below their average draw.
http://www.fox23news.com/search/videosearch.aspx?search=saratoga+sparks Read More...
Sparks Earn Split at the Northeast Elite Fall Ball College Showcase
Sunday, October 03, 2010 Tournaments
Welcome to the Internet Home of the Saratoga Sparks
The Saratoga Sparks AAU Basketball organization offers the AAU basketball experience for girls ages 10 & up. We are based in Clifton Park, New York but we have girls participating from throughout New York's Capital District. Our teams play in AAU and NCAA sanctioned tournaments throughout the Northeast.Sparks Tryouts for the 2012 Season:
- February 4th and 5th will be tryouts for grades 4 - 8.
- March 10th and 11th for High School Players.
- Times and locations will be posted shortly.
Niskayuna's Ashley McCaughan leaps for two against the Connecticut Roughriders during the Sparks 50-32 victory in Springfield at the New England Elite College Showcase.
Once a Spark... Always a Spark...
Signup today for the 2011 Thoroughbred Classic. This event has sold out the last three years and has drawn college coaches from all over Upstate New York.