Team,

Below, please see important Seaforth men’s basketball weekly update (Sun, 12/15).

Cheers,
Coach Berry

Quote: “A hero is somebody who is selfless, who is generous in spirit, who just tries to give back as much as possible and help people.”

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Practice & Game Schedule:

All men’s basketball activities are available at the link below:

• https://www.seaforthbasketball.com/calendar

Check the calendar for this week’s basketball schedule.

Breakfast Club:

Breakfast Club sessions this week:

• Mon, 12/16: 6:00am - 7:30am
• Thu, 12/19: 6:00am - 7:30am

Games this Week:

This week, we have two basketball games. Details below:

• Opponent (away): Chatham Central High School
• Date: Tue, 12/17
• Time: 7:30pm
• Location: Chatham Central High School, 14950 NC Highway 902, Bear Creek, NC 27207
  
  
• Opponent (home): Woods Charter High School
• Date: Fri, 12/20
• Time: 7:00pm
• Location: Seaforth High School, 444 Seaforth Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312

Service Event - The Shepherd’s Table:

Seaforth Men’s Basketball is honored to assist in feeding 2,000 members of our community this Christmas Eve.

Date:
Tue, 12/24

Time:
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Location:
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
2016 Mt. Carmel Church Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27517

We look forward to serving alongside the community and spreading joy during the holiday season.

Social media:

Please follow Seaforth men's basketball teams on social media:

• Instagram:
• https://www.instagram.com/seaforthmbb
• X (or Twitter):
• https://x.com/seaforthmensbb

The Few, The Proud, The Marines:

I have a deep appreciation for the men and women who serve in the U.S. Armed Forces: Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.

While I respect all branches equally, I have a special connection to the U.S. Marine Corps. Why? My father served as a Marine Staff Sergeant for eight years, and I spent two summers living with him in the Marine barracks.

Growing up, my dad instilled Marine-level discipline in me. He was strict, with a no-nonsense approach to everything. When he gave me an order, my only response was, “Yes, sir!” After I completed a task, he inspected it, and if it wasn’t up to his standards, I had to redo it until it was perfect.

At the time, I thought he was too hard on me, but looking back, I realize how much it helped me. The discipline and life skills he taught me have played a huge role in my success.

Now, as a basketball coach, my coaching style reflects the discipline I learned from my father. I believe that just as it helped me, it will also help my players, and our team succeed.

We may still have a long way to go (as a team), but we are on the right path to building a strong and successful basketball program. By staying disciplined, focused, and selfless as a team, I believe we can exceed everyone’s expectations.

Let’s keep working hard!