St. Aidan CYO Basketball
St. Aidan CYO Basketball offers competitive travel leagues and an intramural basketball program for boys. Travel teams compete against other Long Island parishes through the CYO program with weekend games and weekly practices, while the St. Aidan Basketball League (SABL) provides intramural-style competition with weeknight games across local gyms in the Mineola, Herricks, and East Williston school districts.
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