Express to Play Home Games at East Orange Campus High School
Newark, N.J. (Tuesday, August 25, 2009) – The Jersey Express of the American Basketball Association announced today that they will play the home contests of their 2009-10 season at the East Orange Campus High School, which is the old Upsala College campus. This opportunity comes to the Express in conjunction with the work of Derrick Johnson, who is the head coach of the women’s basketball program at East Orange High School.

"I'm extremely excited about the partnership with East Orange Campus High School,” Express President Marsha Blount stated.“The 2,100 seat venue is well equipped for our live CSPN radio show and for TV broadcasts.” The Express will not only play their home games at East Orange High School, but they will also have the students and faculty of the school involved with the organization. “We'll have the students involved with everything from radio, ticket sales, statistics, game day operations and more,” Blount continued. “This will truly be a partnership, with the kids learning first-hand what it takes to operate a professional sports franchise. We'd like to thank Dr. Kelvin Harris, Principal of E.O. Campus High School, and Coach Johnson for seeing the possibilities for the school, students and East Orange Community.” The Express will also be providing fundraising opportunities for the Jaguar basketball teams through both season and individual ticket sales. East Orange High School is located at 340 Prospect Street in East Orange, New Jersey. The Express will open their 2009-10 season on Saturday, November 21^st, when they host the New York City Thunder at 7:00 p.m. Season and opening ticket tickets are available now, and they can be obtained through the team website at www.jerseyexpress.net. For league information, fans are encouraged to log onto www.abalive.com. 

Express Enter Fifth Season of Play this Fall
 
Newark, N.J. (Tuesday, August 17, 2009) – After the recent announcement of Quaasim Austin as head coach, the Jersey Express of the American Basketball Association officially proclaimed Cassandra Smith as assistant coach today. Austin and Smith will patrol the bench for the team starting this fall when the Express embarks upon their fifth season of play.

EXPRESS ANNOUNCE QUAASIM AUSTIN HEAD COACH
Former Assistant Promoted to Take over Head Coaching Duties

Newark, N.J. (Thursday, August 6, 2009) – With the tipping off of their fifth season of play in the American Basketball Association just around the corner, the Jersey Express announced today that assistant coach Quaasim Austin has been formally promoted to the position of head coach. The Irvington native has given the Express a great basketball mind for the past three seasons, and he looks to make his first as the shot caller and fourth overall his most successful year on the bench for the Express. “I am grateful to be provided the opportunity to be the conductor of the Express ride to a championship,” the community-driven Austin said. “I am passionate about the game and about winning. Putting a competitive team on the floor and making ‘Express Stops’ in the communities we are charged to entertain will be at the top of the to do list. One of my goals will be to help mold these young men into great men, mentors of tomorrow’s leaders.”