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2012 Massis Open Enrollment starts Friday January 13th
!!Basketball practices will resume next Friday, January the 13th.
2012 Registration will also kick off next Friday.
All forms are here.
In an effort to make the process easier, the newly formed Athletic Committee will
distribute the forms to each coach/team mom. (forms may also be downloaded)
The coaches or team moms will in turn submit all completed forms and payments
to the Athletic Committee.
San Diego "Sevan" 27th Annual Games San Diego "Sevan" 27th Annual Games will take place on February 18,19, and 20, 2012.
For Basketball Men's AAA, AA, 1-A, 2-A, 2-A, B and C Divisions
Women's Basketball A,B, and C Divisions
Women's Volleyball A and B Divisions
- The games will take place at the Alliant International University in San Diego
- Participation fee for Basketball is $550 per team
- Participation fee for Volleyball is $350 per team
- Team roster Submission Deadline is Sunday January 20th, 2012
- Teams paying before January 20th will get a $50 reduction per team |
*Important:
Per the Regional office, no member will qualify to participate in any tournament unless
he/she has paid his/her annual membership dues.
Please download the new Massis membership application which needs to be filled out
by new and returning members.
*Note that all members in the "Family Pack" deal have to fill out individual applications
in order to receive their Homenetmen membership cards. Therefore we ask from all
parents, active or non-active members, to fill out individual applications and provide
copies of their Driver's License.
All new members need to also download and fill out a New Member "Regional" Homenetmen
application, and provide a copy of their birth certificates (minor) or
Driver's License (adult).
All members, new and returning have to also download and fill out a Medical Info
and Disclaimer form . We thank you for your consideration and cooperation.
Any questions please contact us at
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
or call our Executive Athletic Director Y Arshag Markarian at (818)263-4213
You Go Mike!!!
First Massis Basketball player to sign a contract with a professional team! We are exhilirated to inform you that our star Basketball player Mike Danielian has signed a contract with the German Pro-Basketball team Wulfenbuettel.
Mike's talent emerged while attending Grant High School where he was twice called to the All City of Los Angeles Team. He also scored 58 points in one game, which broke the Grant High school single game record, which was held by current NBA player Gilbert Arenas.
In August, Mike was named Most Valuable Player at the fifth Pan Armenian games in Yerevan, where he led the Los Angeles team to the Gold medal by scoring 49 points.
He has been playing for Massis chapter for the past several years, wowing our community at the Navasartian Games.
We are tremendously proud of him, and we wish him the best of luck as he starts his professional career!
Homenetmen Massis Executive Committee |
Mike with Homenetmen Massis Athletic Director, Y Arshag Markarian
at the 2011 Massis Trophy Night Mike at Pan-Armenian Games in Yerevan - Summer 2011
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About UsThe Armenian General Athletic Union and Scouts, referred to as Homenetmen, is a non-profit youth organization, founded in 1918. Today, Homenetmen is a worldwide organization with over ninety chapters and over 25,000 members on five continents. The Homenetmen Motto “Elevate Your-self and others With You,” empowers every member to succeed and to facilitate the success of others. Homenetmen Massis Chapter, being part of this world-wide organization, ensures that the philosophy and spirit of its founders, “A healthy mind in a healthy body” is the blue print for instilling moral values, responsibility, and leadership, in every Homenetmen Massis member.
Homenetmen Massis Chapter has been the backbone of the San Fernando Valley youth and committed to their success since its inception in 1979. Not only does it provide the Armenian American youth with moral, physical and social education, in addition, it exposes the youth to the wealth of the Armenian culture and heritage and prepares them to be outstanding model Citizens. |
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