Cary Invasion

The Cary Invasion is a member of the Tobacco Road Basketball League and the Premiere Basketball League based in Cary, North Carolina which began play in 2011 as a member of the Continental Basketball League.[2] Home games are played at the Herbert Young Community Center[2] in Downtown Cary.

Cary Invasion
Founded2011
LeagueCBL (2011)
TRBL (2011-present)
Team historyCary Invasion (2011-present)
Based inCary, North Carolina
ArenaHerbert Young Community Center
ColorsBlack, Green
         
OwnerTerry 'Doc' Thorne
Head coachErasto Hacthett[1]
Championships1 (2011 CBL)
Division titles2 (2011 CBL North), (2012 TRBL East)
Uniforms
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2011 - 2012

After winning the CBL championship in their inaugural year, the team announced (with the Wilmington Sea Dawgs) the formation of the Tobacco Road Basketball League and their membership therein.[3]

The team finished second in the TRBL, but lost in the championship game to the PrimeTime Players after besting the Wilmington Sea Dawgs in the semi-final. Head coach Marqus Johnson stepped down for a college coaching position and was replaced by Chris La Rocca[1] who lasted a short time and was then replaced by current head coach Erasto Hatchett.

Season-By-Season records
Cary Invasion
YearRegular SeasonPost-season
RecordWin %RecordWin %Result
Continental Basketball League (2011)
201111–1.9171-0.000Championship - Won vs. Florida Flight 131-103
Tobacco Road Basketball League (2012–present)
20129–3.7501-1.500Semifinals - Won vs. Wilmington Sea Dawgs 127-104
Championship - Lost vs. PrimeTime Players 103-123
201311–01.0001-1.500Semifinals - Won vs. Team HoopForLyfe 150-144 (3OT)
Championship - Lost vs. PrimeTime Players 118-126
Totals31–4.8863–2.6001 Championship

References
  1. Invasion Hire La Rocca as New Head Coach, Our Sports Central, 2012-12-16, retrieved 2012-12-17
  2. CBL Adds Cary Invasion for 2011 Season, Our Sports Central, 2011-04-13, retrieved 2011-04-14
  3. Invasion, Sea Dawgs Join the TRBL, Our Sports Central, 2011-11-18, retrieved 2011-11-21


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