Plymouth Marjon Cannons

Infobox BBL team

name = Plymouth Marjon Cannons

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league = English Basketball League
established = 2000
history = Tamar Valley Cannons
2000-2007Plymouth Marjon Cannons
2007-present
arena = College of St Mark & St John
capacity = Unknown
city = Plymouth
county = Devon
coach = flagicon|UK George Hatchell
tenure = 2000-present
owners = Unknown
colour1 = White
colour2 = Black
colour3 = Gold
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Plymouth Marjon Cannons is an English amateur basketball team based in Plymouth, Devon. They currently compete in the English Basketball League Division 2, the third tier league, and are one of the biggest and most successful development clubs in the region ahead of professional outfit, and rivals, Plymouth Raiders.Fact|date=February 2008 The team is currently based at the College of St Mark & St John, where they operate a development system in partnership with the college.

The club was founded in 2000 and is named after the nearby River Tamar and its picturesque valley, dividing the counties of Devon and Cornwall. In 2007, the club formerly known as Tamar Valley Cannons changed its name to Plymouth Marjon Cannons after moving to the College and becoming a part of its "Hub Club".

Teams

The Club currently runs 9 teams at various ages and levels:
*Division 2 Men’s Team
*Division 4 Men’s Team
*Under 18 Men’s Team playing in the South West Premier
*Under 16 Men’s Team playing in the South West Premier
*Under 16 Men’s Team playing in the South West Conference
*Under 14 Boys Team playing in the West Conference
*Mini’s training Team
*Two teams competing in the Plymouth and District Local League

ee also

*College of St Mark & St John

External links

* [http://pmcannons.co.uk Official Plymouth Marjon Cannons website]
* [http://www.marjon.ac.uk College of St. Mark & St John]