What is American Amateur Athletes L.L.C.?

American Amateur Athletes is a family owned and operated organization which provides free video webcast sports events recording for free viewing on the internet through its website, http://www.amamat.com. American Amateur Athletes was created by founder Max Sanchez-Martinez in 2006.

American Amateur Athletes L.L.C. is registered in New York State; Business certificate #553371; EI #26-0318255

American Amateur Athletes has USPTO Serial # 77115391

amamat® USPTO Reg. No. 3,618,041

American Amateur Athletes LLC is located in Brooklyn, New York

What is “amamat”? “am-am-at” is derived from the first two letters of each word of “American Amateur Athletes”

www.amamat.com is a growing website of 35,000 videos clips, articles and photos of sports events and athletes which averages 18,500 visitors who view 95,000 pages of uncut video streamed sports events, while consuming an average of 275 GB of bandwidth per month. (statistics July, August, September, October, November 2007, December 2007)

Since going live on the internet, on May 2006, www.amamat.com  has video webcasted over 180 youth and high school baseball games, over 90 youth and high school basketball games, over 60 youth and high football games, over 60 youth and high school soccer and over 120 other youth and high school competitions, which include gymnastics, track and field, volleyball, wrestling, lacrosse, flag football, t-ball and cheerleading.

In 2008, American Amateur Athletes plans to triple its video webcasting of sports events of youth and high school athletes; live webcast all the Semifinals and Championship games of these events.

What is the purpose of American Amateur Athletes?

Our Slogan “Striving to Help Amateur Athletes Get the Exposures they Deserve,” American Amateur Athletes was created to give pre-high school athletes and high school athletes the chance to get exposures to high schools and colleges, respectively; for these young amateur athletes to watch themselves after their best efforts as athletes on the athletic courts and fields on www.amamat.com. Most student athletes do not get recognized because they are not in the strongest or the most competitive division of an educational institution   

How does American Amateur Athletes expose the athletes?

American Amateur Athletes records a sport event in its entirety;  interviews as many competitors on both side of the competition by giving each individual of the sport event a chance to personally  identifies him or herself, as he/ she describes his/ her accomplishment during the event in his/her own words, while he/she is free to convey the high school or college he/she would like to attend ; generates an index page on www.amamat.com for the particular sport event with pictures and links to the video streamed sport event; provides the pictures  and names of the interviewees which are linked to their respective video streamed interviews on their individual pages; writes an article and publishes such article on www.amamat.com, Google.com, Yahoo.com, and International Press Association.

American Amateur Athletes LLC does not and will never support any one or any entity which promotes/encourages the use/possession/consumptions of tobacco related substances, illegal smoking substances, illegal drugs, alcohol, objective and suggestive sexual contents, gambling and casino or any other materials that the event organizer deems inappropriate. 

Does American Amateur Athletes expose the sports event organizers?

American Amateur Athletes exposes the sport event organizer by interviewing the organizer’s officials; giving the sport event organizer all the necessary time the organizer needs to promote the sport event; creating a link on Yahoo and Google and  other publications relating to the sports event; creating specific index page on www.amamat.com identifying the sport event and its organizer; providing pictures that links to the interviews of the event organizer; using the sport event organizer’s logo in the video streamed recording to give specific credits to the event organizer; providing links to the event organizers website or websites; adding the logo of the event organizer to the list of Featured Educational Institutions and Youth Organizations“

Who are some of the Major Featured Youth and Educational Institutions on www.amamat.com?

www.amamat.com featured many youth and educational institution events throughout New York City, while featuring video clip interviews of over 2,800 youth and high school athletes of these organizations and institutions the website: the Brooklyn Italians Football Club, the Our Lady of Grace/Gravesend Athletic Associations, Gil Hodges Little League (OLGAA),  the Bergen Beach Youth Organization (BBYO), the Bonnie Youth Club, the Youth Service League, the Parkville Youth Organization (PYO), the Protect Our Nations’ Youth (PONY), the American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC), the Gauchos Baseball Club, the Catholic High Schools Athletic Association (CHSAA), the Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL), the Big Apple Youth Football Association, the New York City Youth Football League (NYCYFL), the Kings Bay Youth Organization, the Brooklyn Falcons, the Staten Island Hurricanes Football League, the Brooklyn Chiefs Football Organization, the New York Travel Baseball, the Brooklyn Skyhawks Football League, the Rockaway Ravens, the Brooklyn Panthers, the Marine Park Youth League, Joe Torre Youth Club, St Vincent Ferrer, the Catholic Youth Organizations (CYO), the 78^th Pct. Youth Organization, the Spring Creek Angels, The Amity Baseball League, the Queens Falcons Youth Football League, the Bayside Raiders Youth Football League, Lynvets Youth Football League, the Ozone Howard Little League, the Parade Ground League, The Brooklyn Children Baseball and Basketball Association and more than 30 other youth organizations in. Click on this link for these youth and high school programs

Who are the visitors on www.amamat.com

The www.amamat.com  website is being visited by the athletes, by their parents and friends, by high schools scouts, by college scouts, by professional sports organizations.

What is the difference between the www.amamat.com website and other sports websites?

The difference between www.amamat.com and any other sports website in simple: www.amamat.com is the only sports website that video streams entire uncut sports events for free; www.amamat.com is the only sports which provides free recording of all sports events, no matter how big or small the sports event maybe. In other word, athletes do not have to super stars to be on www.amamat.com.

Who is behind American Amateur Athletes?

·       President and Founder and Videographer, Max Sanchez-Martinez, retired Assistant Vice President of Banque National de Paribas Paribas (BNP Paribas) after 20 year of dedicated and unblemished service; father of two sons’ Omni and Abel; Coach, member and Director of the Bonnie Youth Organization Instructional League; Thomas Jefferson HS, New York City Technical College, Pace University.

 

Major Video Webcast Events

Since the creation of the website, in May 2006, American Amateur Athletes has video webcasted hundreds of sports events of youth sports and high school sports from baseball to wrestling.  Among the most notable video webcast events and/or tournaments are:

Baseball

• The 2007 CHSAA Junior and Senior Varsity Baseball Championship games
• The 2007 11 Year Old American Amateur Baseball Congress Gil Hodges World Series hosted by the Our Lady of Grace Gravesend of Brooklyn
• The 2007 New York Travel Baseball July 4^th Baseball Tournament at Amity Youth Baseball
• The 2007 Dominic Cantatore Memorial Baseball Tournaments of Parkville Youth Organization
• The 2007 12 Year Old PONY Eastern Zone Tournament hosted by Bergen Beach Youth Organization
• The 2007 NYPD vs. FDNY Eighth Annual Fund Raising Baseball Game at Keyspan Stadium and 2007 NYPD vs. United States Military Baseball Travelling All-Stars game at the College of Staten Island
• The 2007 Grand Street Campus Junior Varsity Baseball Tournament
• The 2006 11 Year Old American Amateur Baseball Congress World Series hosted by the Our Lady of Grace Gravesend of Brooklyn
• The 2006 PONY Softball Tournament hosted by Bergen Beach Youth Organization
• The 2006 New York Travel Baseball July 4^th Baseball Tournament at Amity Youth Baseball
• The Dominic Cantatore Memorial Baseball Tournaments of Parkville Youth Organization

Basketball

• The 2006-2007 PSAL Girls A and Girls AA Quarterfinal Basketball games
• The 2006-2007 PSAL Girls A and B Basketball Showcases
• Various 2006-2007 PSAL Boys AA and Boys A Basketball Classics and playoff games
• 2007 Kennedy High School Annual Classics
• 2006 William H. Grady High School Eighth Annual Holiday Girls Basketball Tournament
• 2006 John Bowne High School Boys Basketball Tournament

Football

• The 2007 New York City Youth Football League Championships at Hofstra University
• The 2007 CHSAA’s Catholic High School Football League (CHSFL) Varsity AAA, AA, A Divisions Championship games and the 2007 Junior Varsity Division A Championship game
• The 2006 PSAL Playoffs, Bowl and Championship Football Games
• The 2006 Big Apple Football Conference Super Bowl at Curtis High School

Gymnastics

• The 2007 PSAL Single and Team Gymnastics Championships at the Aviator Sports Complex

Soccer

• The 2008 Brooklyn Italians Youth Soccer League New York City Indoor Soccer Classic at Pratt Institute of Technology
• The 2007 CHSAA Soccer League semifinal and final games at St. Johns University
• The 2007 CHSAA Soccer State Championship at Fordham University

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