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Burlington City Basketball Ever since I moved to Burlington City, I’ve been paying attention to the young athletes around here. When my sons moved in with me full-time about seven years ago, they were coming from Frederick, Maryland, where they had been living with their mother and attending school. Once they came to live with me and started attending Wilbur Watts, I was still trying to learn Burlington City and figure out what was available for them. At that time, I actually

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Here’s a few clips of my sons putting in work on the football field over the past two weeks. 🏈💪🏾 As some of y’all know, DeBron wasn’t too crazy about football before, but now he’s starting to like it more as he learns the game. Every practice I can see him getting better and better. He’s pretty good at catching the ball, and his speed is definitely improving. I’ve been trying my best to capture both of my sons because DeBron and Cameron play in two different age groups, 14

A lot of people see Def Familia today, but they don’t know where the vision really came from. More than 25 years ago, I had a plan. My dream was to make it to the NBA, and I already knew what I wanted to do if that opportunity came. I wanted to use that platform and that money to establish my own business, create opportunities, bring people together, and build something much bigger than myself. Before that NBA tryout ever happened, I had already played three years of basketba

From Trenton to Burlington City: Finding Accessibility, Community & a Basketball Home Before moving to Burlington City, I really didn’t know what to expect. Trenton will always be part of who I am. That’s where I’m from, and basketball is a big part of the culture I grew up around. For a long time, I honestly believed Trenton was the city where the real ballers were. But eventually, as a Deaf father raising my sons, I reached a point where I needed something different for my

High school basketball recruit Julian Corry is entering an exciting new chapter in his basketball career after transferring from Palmyra High School to Burlington City High School. The talented forward has shown that he can make an impact on both ends of the court, using his athleticism, size, rebounding, scoring ability, and defensive presence to help his team. Now at Burlington City, Corry has a fresh opportunity to take his game to another level. With a new team, new comp

Could the Burlington City Blue Devils be a BCSL championship contender this season? 👀 The Blue Devils just landed Julian Corry, giving head coach Bryan Warrick another talented piece to work with. With Warrick’s NBA experience and player-development background, Corry could take a major leap and become a completely different player this season. Jamie Lambing is another name to watch after knocking down 69 three-pointers last season, giving Burlington City a dangerous shooter

JULIAN CORRY A New Chapter in Burlington City One of South Jersey’s emerging two-sport athletes is making a move. Julian Corry, Class of 2028, has transferred from Palmyra High School to Burlington City High School, bringing serious size, athleticism and potential to the Blue Devils. Standing around 6’8” and 205 pounds, Corry is making noise in both basketball and football. On the hardwood, he averaged approximately 10.8 points, 8.8 rebounds and 3.1 blocks per game last seaso

A new NFL season means a fresh start, new expectations, and plenty of excitement for fans everywhere. Whether your team is chasing a championship or rebuilding, there’s always something to look forward to. Watch for your favorite players to make big plays, while young stars look to break out and become the next fan favorites. There will be tough losses and unexpected surprises, but that’s what makes football so exciting. Get ready for big plays, new stars, unforgettable momen

Ball Up at Moody Park 🏀 After spending some time with their Uncle Nass, we stopped by Moody Park before heading home. Of course, once my boys saw the court, they had to get some work in. 🏀💪🏾 No matter where we go, if there’s a basketball court around, they’re ready to hoop. It’s bigger than just playing basketball — every time they touch the court is another opportunity to work, compete, learn and get better. The grind doesn’t always have to happen in a gym. Sometimes you

My boys and I went to visit my brother—their uncle—and spent some time with him. Before heading home, I took the boys to Moody Park, where we played two games. After that, we stopped at Halo Farm to grab some juices and ice cream. While we were waiting in line, I noticed this guy who looked familiar. I’ve seen him at almost every big basketball game around Trenton, especially high school games and over at Cadwalader Park. While I was paying, he walked up to my boys and asked,

Yaxel Lendeborg has established himself as one of the most complete players in college basketball. His ability to score at all three levels, dominate the boards, protect the rim, and create opportunities for his teammates makes him a rare all-around talent. Unlike many players who specialize in just one area, Lendeborg consistently impacts every aspect of the game. His combination of size, athleticism, basketball IQ, and relentless effort allows him to take over games on both

As the 2026 NBA Draft comes to a close, one question stands above the rest: Which rookie will make the biggest impact? The No. 1 overall pick, BYU star AJ Dybantsa, is the early favorite. His explosive athleticism, aggressive slashing ability, and scoring instincts make him an ideal fit for the Washington Wizards. Another strong contender is Kansas point guard Darren Peterson, whose versatile offensive game and playmaking skills could make him an immediate difference-maker fo

Everyone’s been talking about this year’s rookie class, but Meleek Thomas has quietly been one of the biggest standouts of Summer League. Through his first three games, the No. 34 overall pick has averaged 28.3 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 4.3 APG, and 2.3 SPG while shooting 50% from the field and 45.8% from three. He also put together back-to-back performances of 30 and 35 points, showing he can create his own shot, knock down tough jumpers, and make plays for his teammates. While several

Our youth basketball and community programs are designed to develop skills on and off the court—confidence, discipline, teamwork, and leadership—while strengthening families and community connections. Program focus Skill development and fundamentals Mentorship and leadership coaching Family involvement and positive role modeling Community service and giving back Inclusive communication between Deaf and hearing participants For parents and partners We welcome partnerships with