2010 Summer Rosters
Magic Black: Leticia Oceguera, Salesian High School 2011 Haliegh Nickerson, Bishop O' Dowd 2012 Arienne Johnson, Salesian High School 2011 Jaimie Wallace, Piedmont High School 2011 Kristen Segismundo, Moreau Catholic High School 2012 Gina Del Bene, Clayton Valley High School 2011 Alexa Salcido, Carondelet High School 2011 Amber Edmond, California High School 2011 Geena Greene, Piedmont High School 2012 Alejandra Cephas, Deer Valley High School2014 Corrine Hom, St. Ignatius High School 2012 | Magic Blue: Tayler Williams, Bentley High School 2011 Jessica Mitz, Valley Christian High School 2014 Sarah Allison, St Mary's of Berkeley High School 2012 Caitlin Senneca, St Mary's of Berkeley High School 2012 Danielle Roach, John Swett 2013 Shelby Sailing, College Park 2013 Lindsay Thien, Granada 2012 Shaunike Lee, Liberty 2012 |
Magic Red: Annemarie Del Bene, Clayton Valley High School 2014 Madison Burroughs, Monte Vista High School, 2014 Mariah Seals, Hercules High School, 2014 Jonae Gonzales, Piedmont High School, 2014 Bailey Russ, St Mary's of Berkeley 2014 Tori McGovern, Bishop O'Dowd 2014 Briah Davis, Oakland Military Academy 2013 Layla Stebbins, Encinal High School 2014 Marissa Woo, 2014 Zoey Correal, Salesian High School, 2014 Deja Johnson-Ford, Alameda High School, 2014 Katy Somerville | Magic Gold: Gabriella Zaragoza, 2015 Maya Zaragoza, 2016 Hannah Durden, St. Mary's of Berkeley High School, 2015 Jasmine Sorrels, 2016 Sade Kammen, 2015 Nilani Roach, St. Patrick St. Vincent, 2015 Monique, 2015 Olowaushaun Agdebige, Salesian High School, 2015 |
1/13/2010
Orinda Magic has named a new head coach(Steve Pezzola) for the Black Team. The Black Team is Orinda Magic's Elite high school team and will travel Nationally to tournaments in Oregon and possibly Tennessee. Steve Pezzola has coached at the high school level for over 5 years and just began as the Salesian Varsity Girls Basketball Coach. As the coach of the Black team, Steve’s goal is to continue the program that his good friend Darrell Hirashima Sr founded which placed numerous girls in position to play basketball at Division I, II, and III schools. He is looking for highly competitive girls who: (1) love the game of basketball, (2) respect the game and its players, coaches and officials, (3) are willing to work to become better players while having fun in the Spring and the Summer; and (4) desire to continue playing basketball past their high school years.
Orinda Magic has named a new head coach(Steve Pezzola) for the Black Team. The Black Team is Orinda Magic's Elite high school team and will travel Nationally to tournaments in Oregon and possibly Tennessee. Steve Pezzola has coached at the high school level for over 5 years and just began as the Salesian Varsity Girls Basketball Coach. As the coach of the Black team, Steve’s goal is to continue the program that his good friend Darrell Hirashima Sr founded which placed numerous girls in position to play basketball at Division I, II, and III schools. He is looking for highly competitive girls who: (1) love the game of basketball, (2) respect the game and its players, coaches and officials, (3) are willing to work to become better players while having fun in the Spring and the Summer; and (4) desire to continue playing basketball past their high school years.
History of Magic Teams
The doors of the Orinda Magic program have always remained open to anyone with a strong determination and dedication to improve their game, as well as a commitment to helping their team to be the best it can be. Since the inception of the first Orinda Magic team, the program has consistently, year-in and year-out produced standout high school varsity players, not to mention the many Magic players who have been lucky enough to take their game to the college level.
For more information on Magic teams and the history of the Magic program, visit the mission page on our website by clicking the tab at the top of the page or just hit the link here. MISSION
The Orinda Magic program is dedicated to maximizing development and maximizing exposure for each of our players. Developing the skills of the game is overseen by coaches who themselves have dedicated a lifetime to learning the art of basketball. Exposure is achieved not only in the sense of being exposed to the best available competition and positive challenging situations, but also exposure of our players to a wide range of college coaches and scouts at national "viewing events" during the summer.