Andover Traveling Boys Basketball

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Our association had 12 players that completed the 10,000 shot club challenge over the summer. These athletes really put in the work - they took over 10K shots. More impressively, 9 of the 12 finishers made over 12,000 shots. ATBB has a tradition of awarding our players for their efforts during the offseason. This year is no different. These 2 earned our Shot Club t-shirt by attempting 10K shots:

Rainen Kramer, and Emmett Prull

These 12 players earned the Shot Club t-shirt and a custom Huskies basketball:

Caden Anderson, Evan Blankenship, Liam Haugen, Dylan Jenson, Colt Kluver, Trey Kluver, Hudson Reyes-Cruz, Robert Miazga, Colton Seidenkranz, Ryan Schiefelbein, Greyson Hable and Wyatt Williams

As a group these guys shot 259,729 shots; an average of 19,979 per player. They made 163,936 shots total for an average of 11,710 per shooter.

These players will be honored at halftime of the Boys High School Varsity game during our Youth Night celebration. We look forward to running this challenge again next year and invite all players to participate.

ATBB is proud of our great relationship with the HS program!  For the third year, members of the JV and Varsity squads are spending time with our travel teams to mentor and inspire.  We look forward to watching our boys develop and work towards their goals of being the next in line to carry on the proud tradition of Andover Husky Basketball!

Running June 10th through September 2nd this year, we encourage all players to get involved with this shooting challenge. For players who successfully complete the challenges, we will offer the following rewards: players shooting 10,000 shots are eligible for a t-shirt, players making 12,000 shots are eligible for a custom game ball with a Husky logo. A couple things to note; shooting is one of the most important skills in the game and we encourage players to work on shooting. Layups should be practiced by all players, but are not part of this challenge, so don't count layups when tracking shots. Remember, this is a shooting challenge and the point of it is to get better at shooting. A good shooting workout should include game-like shots such as mid-range jumpers, free throws, three pointers, etc. Progress must be tracked using our Google Sheet found here. Instructions on how to use the Google Sheet are on the Google Sheet.

Thank you to all who attended the 8th grade banquet in March. It was a great way to wrap up the traveling program for these 8th graders. We heard from our board president, the varsity coach Jeremy Hable and the 8th grade coaches. Thanks to the parents who helped coordinate and plan the banquet. Best of luck to all of the boys in the future!

Andover Boys Travel Basketball is a program for players in grades 3-8 in the Andover Community that wish to experience an increased level of competitive basketball!

Players go through a tryout process and are placed on teams that correspond with their skill level.  Our program is about both skill development on the court as well as personal development.  We strive to develop players with strong commitment to hard work, positive attitudes and sportsmanship!

Thanks to all of our sponsors who help support our program. Please visit our Sponsors Page for more information.