2007 Program Highlights

Rockers 9 year old team was undefeated and won the Middle Atlantic Championship. They competed at Nationals and finished 7th in the United States. Our 10 year old team qualified for Division 1 Nationals and opted to travel to Division 2 Nationals and finished 9th in the country in this bracket. Our 12 year old team and 16/17 year old teams qualified for AAU Nationals.

2006 Program Highlights

Rockers best year ever with 6 teams qualifying for Division 1 Nationals. Teams were 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 16/17. Our 9 year old team finished 9th in the country and our 11 and 14 year old teams were Super Regional champions.

2005 Program Highlights

The 10A team is the Middle Atlantic Champions. Team also was Gold Medalist in Super Regional championship in Lehigh. The 11A team finished 3rd at Middle Atlantics and won the Bronze Medal. At Nationals this team finished 17th in the Nation. The 13A team finished second and won Silver Medal at MAA Championship. This is the fourth year in a row that this team has finished first or second in the MAA region. The 15A team finished in 5th place for the MAA region and also traveled to a number of College Showcases.

2004 Program Highlights

Four Rocker Teams qualify for Division One Nationals - 10A, 12A, 13, A and 14A. The 10A team is the Middle Atlantic Champion. The 14A the Super Regional Champion. The 12A team is the Middle Atlantic Silver Medalist.

2003 Program Highlights

The Rockers reached an ALL-TIME high of 18 teams. Our 11A team repeats as Middle Atlantic Champions!!! The 10A's finished second and the 12A's finished third. All 3 teams go to Division I Nationals this year. Our Fall programs attract over 300 girls region wide.

2002 Program Highlights

The Rockers expand to 17 teams and 220 girls. Our 10A team is the 2002 undefeated Middle Atlantic Champion. 10-A's, 11-A's, and 12-A's qualify for and go national tournaments. Seven Rockers were on the Junior Division gold medal winning Philadelphia team at the Keystone State Games. The Lloyd Fall League is expanded to include 7th and 8th graders and is an immediate sell-out.

2001 Program Highlights

The Rockers consist of 16 teams and 200 girls. Our 10-A team ties for fourth in the Middle Atlantic Championships. Our 11-B finished third; 12-B finished fourth; 16-B finished second and the 14-A finished seventh in their respective divisions. The Jamfest Tournament is a sellout with 100 teams participating. The Senator James Lloyd Memorial High School Girls Fall Draft League is begun with area high school players involved. The grade school clinic was a huge success. Both fall programs are open to all girls, not just Rockers. Seven Rocker players represented Philadelphia at the Keystone Games and their team won a silver medal in the Scholastic Division. Our first graduating class of six seniors yielded four college players, two of which made Division I teams.

2000 Program Highlights

The Rockers program increased in size with twelve teams ranging in age from 9-16 with nearly 140 girls participating on the teams. Our 10A team made Rocker history and became the first Rocker team to qualify for nationals. The 12A team finished in fifth place at the Middle Atlantic Championship and qualified for the NIC's. The 13A team had a seventh place finish at the Middle Atlantic's. The 15 year old team had a fourth place finish in the B bracket Championships. Our second Annual JamFest Tournament was a huge success with over 75 teams entered. A speed and agility clinic is introduced for our high school girls. The Rockers were official greeters for the Women's NCAA Final Four Tournament held in Philadelphia.

1999 Program Highlights

The club is dubbed the "ROCKERS" and doubles in size with eight teams and 92 girls competing. Our 12-A's rock the Middle Atlantic Championships with a fifth place finish out of over 70 teams. Our Jamfest Tournament is a success with over 60 teams participating. The Fall Basketball clinic is initiated for girls ages 8 through 12. 110 girls enroll.

1998 Program Highlights

Club is formed by local Northeast Philadelphia coaches to give NE girls an opportunity to develop their basketball skills by competing with and against some of the best players in the Middle Atlantic Region. We had four teams with a total of 38 girls participating.