Each One Teach One Basketball Association

We have been selected to host a tournament in the "Southeastern Cup". Our Hardwood Classic on March 30th- April 1st.  Team Feltons Tournament on March 2-4, will be the first and the Tidewater Wildcats Tournament  is going to be the Grande Finale ( June 15-17 ). Tenn Elite has secured April 20th-22nd for their dates. Charlotte Rivals are going to have their tournament on May 11-13 and Redemption Warriors are scheduled to have their tournament on March 23rd-25th. There are 7 total tournaments expected with the team accumulating the most points crowned the best in the South. We are looking forward to this and expect it to be a lot of fun and very competitive. A few of the events will be for Boys and Girls.

Duluth, GA-- It’s very rare that you find athletic programs for youth with a vision other than their production as an athlete on the court, but in addition to their growth as individuals as people in the community. Established in 2004, Each One Teach One (“EOTO”) based out of Duluth Georgia is a basketball program, “dedicated to assisting student-athletes involving its participants in community service projects and building character to become productive members of their community.”

 Originally, EOTO was organized to give a player the opportunity to play AAU Basketball, that more defined programs didn’t extend the offer to, so other players in the area could have the AAU playing experience. Although EOTO was a program that had early success, their initial goal was to in time, eventually transform young players into complete basketball players. EOTO also provides personal relationships for each athlete to ensure they each exceed their potential of becoming “confident, competent, and competitive individuals prepared to face life’s challenges with a commitment to excellence and serving others as they have been served.”

The EOTO philosophy revolves around the player development and the importance of team work, competing for one common goal of coming together to win. “One Family, One Team,” a motto that carried a team of eight and nine-year-olds to an outstanding second place finish at  AAU Nationals (division one).

EOTO is open to both boys and girls. Boys ages 8u, 10u, and 11u, and girls grades 3rd-8th, and high school with plans of expanding to more age groups in the near future. You can expect to find EOTO in several D1 Spects tournaments in addition to YBOA, and making appearances out of state as well in Charlotte NC, Birmingham AL, New Orleans LA, Little Rock, AR, and Orlando FL.

For more information on EOTO tryouts, fundraising, or joining this program, go to www.eotoweb.net or contact Burkley James at 770-256-1885 bjames@eotoweb.net

Congrats to both EOTO 11u squads for a very good showing at YBOA Nationals, in Kissimmee, Fl. The only blemish on their records was when they played each other in the Elite Eight. Scott Belyeu's Black team beat Ken Eskridge's Green team by a 9 point margin 55-46. That was the closest that anyone came to the Black squad. The Black team went on to beat the tournament favorite Central Florida Magic by a score of 51-39. earning them a chance to face the Tennessee Hot Shots in the Championship, which they won 65-46.

Congrats Boys one more State title to add to the list. Black team had a good showing also as usual. This weekend it was the Green Teams chance to shine. Walking through the tournament with an unbeaten performance, capping it off with a 16 point victory over the Atl Celtics. Way to go fellas...

Congrats to both 11u teams for going undefeated in the YBOA State Championships. It was decided that the Championship should not be played. As they were all winners. The State title and Trophie came back home again for the second year in a row. Thanks fellas and congrats. Lets keep working hard...

EOTO combined 13 players to compete in the Celtics ABC Tourney. There were some very good teams including Rhytes Warriors and the Arkansas Hawks, who are #2 and #8 in the country respectively. The boys played hard and gave it their all. But the two powerhouses were well prepared and very strong. It was a learning experience for the team and coaches. Which tells us we have plenty of work to do before nationals. Good luck Boys.

EOTO Black completed another perfect tournament with wins over Elite Basketball, ATL Celtics, GA Tarheels, EOTO Green and the Memphis Wildcats. On their way to another Championship. Derrick Lawrence was the tournament MVP. Armon Williams and Trey Morrison were chosen for the All-Tournament team. Way to go fellas..

Congrats to Coach Scott and the Black Team for their win. Both teams did very well in pool play by going undefeated. The championship game which was played between the two EOTO teams was tied until late in the 3rd quarter. When Juwan White, Travis Anderson and Myles Beleyu hit back to back 3 pointers, after that the Green team struggled. Great tournament and CONGRATS to both teams you played well.

February 27, 2011

Congrats to Coach scott and his EOTO 11u Black team for winning the Tarheels Peach State event. Eoto Black went undefeated in the tourney, capping it off with a 33-19 win over the Arkansas Warriors. Myles Belyeu won tournament MVP, while Trey Morrison and Derrick Lawrence were chosen for the All- Tournament Team...

June 20, 2010

EOTO 10u Green defeated Team Express 37-26 to secure the 11u Championship in the Georgia Tarheels "Young Guns Shootout" Tournament held at Shiloh High School.  They were 2-0 in pool play. We are so proud of them. 

Team MVP - Will Huzzie

All -Tournament Team - Myles Belyeu, Will Huzzie & Derrick Lawrence

June 20th, 2010

EOTO 10u Black wrapped up the weekend as winners of the Athens City Classic Tournament 10u.  They went 2-1 in pool play and came back to revenge their earlier loss to the Sixers in the Championship game. This was a great way to end their regular season play before heading to YBOA Nationals next week in Kissimmee, FL.  Way to go 10u Black!

10u Green relaxing at the airport as they prepare to board their flight to Maryland. 

Check back for updates on the weekend.

Details to follow...

May 23, 2010

10u Green had a car wash/ bucket drop fundraiser Saturday on Pleasant Hill Road. Thank you to Waffle House Inc. for supporting EOTO.

May 23, 2010 - North Augusta, SC

10u Black pulled off an an exciting victory by defeating Greenwood Lakers 51-47 in the championship game in the Riverview Invitational. They finished the weekend tournament 5-0. 

May 16, 2010

EOTO 10u Black started out strong but couldn't hold on to beat the South Carolina Ravens.  We will continue to train and look forward to another opportunity to play the Ravens.

May 3, 2010

EOTO 12u Girls had an impressive showing in their first outing of the season playing in the Georgia Tarheels Tournament at Shiloh High School this past weekend. They advanced to the finals but came up short, finishing in 2nd place against Peak Performance. We look forward to seeing what else the ladies bring to the court for the 2010 season.  Congrats to the players, Head Coach Lewis Hester & Asst. Coach Ken Huffman.

May 2, 2010

In an exciting and proud moment for EOTO, BOTH 10u teams have earned state titles and first place from the two largest basketball organizations in the country.  10u Green earned the AAU GA State title in March and today 10u Black followed up by securing the YBOA GA State title. 

10u Black will play in the YBOA National Championship in Kissimmee, FL from June 27 - July 3. 

10u Green will play in the AAU National Championship, Div 1,  in Detroit, MI on July 18 - July 23.

May 2, 2010

In a repeat of  the 2009 YBOA State Championship, the last two teams standing were EOTO and the Atlanta Celtics... and once again, bragging rights and a title were on the line. 

The game was tight and even had a tied score at half time. It wasn't until the final 3 minutes of the 4th quarter when numerous missed opportunities on the Celtics's side, coupled with steals and baskets on Eoto's side, allowed EOTO to pull ahead to win the game and thus the YBOA GA State Title. 

Kudos to the EOTO organization, coaches, players, parents and fans for their continued support.  Hope to see you at Nationals!

PEACH STATE HOOPS: April 19, 2010

Class of 2012 point guard Jasmine Jenkins (Gainesville, GA/E.O.T.O.) picked up a scholarship offer from UAB.  Jenkins is a 5-7 general with a smooth jumper and a slick handle. She's just now stepping onto the exposure scene and UAB's offer should be the first of many she receives over the next year or so.                                    

This article can be found at http://www.peachstatehoops.com/?p=joppremaccess&sp=myblogs&bdate=041910

Both 10u Teams Celebrate Victories this weekend!

10u Black stayed in Georgia and played in the YBOA Roundball Classic.  After winning a close pool play game Saturday night verses Team Athens and edging by the Tenneessee Superstars in the Semi-Finals, 10u Black once again had to face Team Athens in the Finals. Although, the teams were the same, the end result was far different, as the final score reflects... 44-30.

10u Green went on the road and participated in the Alabama Hustlers Tournament in Birmingham, AL.  The win was assured early in the tournament as they beat teams in the 10u and 11u age groups.

Congratulations to all players and Head Coaches Kelvin Lee and Scott Belyeu. 

10u Green traveled to Birmingham, Alabama and wins the Alabama Hustlers Magic City Rumble Tournament.  Congrats to the players and Head Coach Scott Belyeu.

In their first season out, Eoto 10u Black finished as runner-up in the YBOA Dacula Shootout.  First place eluded them in the final minutes of the Championship game against the Atlanta Celtics. We celebrate the team and Head Coach Kelvin Lee.

10u - EOTO GREEN

11u - SOUTH CAROLINA RAVENS

Congrats to all the teams who participated.

Eoto10u Green took home the gold medal in the GA AAU State Tournament.  Their 44-39 win over the Atlanta Knicks earned them 1st Place in Div. 1 but also secures their AAU 2nd place National ranking. Congrats to the team and Head Coach Scott Belyeu. (see photo below)

Way to Go! Eoto Girls take 1st place in the YBOA/ L.G. Alexander Memorial Tournament!  (Photo Below)