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The squeek-y sound that you hear when Basketball players cut or jump-stop on a court along with the sound that rubber or metal makes when they apply opposite force on one another with, is called a "screech". Much like the shriek of an owl or the character in the TV show "Saved By The Bell", a Screech, is a highly undesirable thing.
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