YMCA Capita Finance Wildcats are the 2016 champions of the Barbados Amateur Basketball Association (BABA) Under 19 Summer Jam competition. Playing at the Barbados Community College on Sunday, the Wildcats came up against the Burger King Clapham Bulls and walked away with their third straight title thanks to an 81-78 down-to-the-wire victory. At the half the scores were locked at 35-35 and with under 10 seconds to go in the game the scores were again tied at 78-78. An offensive rebound and a put back, plus a chance to complete an 'And 1' play by Zachary Cave, gave the Wildcats the lead. Cave scored but was unable to continue. However his teammate completed the three-point play by scoring the free throw. Despite scoring a game-high 27 points for the Bulls, Shaquan Newton could not get his time over the line. Newton was supported by Andrew Ifill (180-F) who finished with 22 points, while Shaquan Carrington (180-G) and Matayas Kola each scored 10 points. For the victorious Wildcats Joel Hunte scored 25 points, Cave finished on 16, Alec Green had 11, while Joshua Lowe and Theo Greenidge scored 10 points each. Courtesy of: loopnewsbarbados.com
Kregg Jones (ex Sabios) signs at Parque Sur - 2 months ago
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Parque Sur de Concepcion del Uruguay (TNA) landed 26-year old Barbados forward Kregg Jones (203-107kg-91, college: CSU Bakersfield). He played in the summer at Sabios in Colombian PBD league. In 23 games he averaged 9.4ppg, 7.0rpg, 1.0apg and 1.4bpg. Jones also played that season for Lakers (BABA) in Barbados league. Among other achievements his team made it to the WAC Tournament Semifinals in 2015. Jones received also Latinbasket.com All-Barbados League 1st Team award in 2016. He represe... [read more]
Parque Sur de Concepcion del Uruguay (TNA) landed 26-year old Barbados forward Kregg Jones (203-107kg-91, college: CSU Bakersfield). He played in the summer at Sabios in Colombian PBD league. In 23 games he averaged 9.4ppg, 7.0rpg, 1.0apg and 1.4bpg. Jones also played that season for Lakers (BABA) in Barbados league. Among other achievements his team made it to the WAC Tournament Semifinals in 2015. Jones received also Latinbasket.com All-Barbados League 1st Team award in 2016. He represented Barbados at the CBC Championships in Tortola (Virgin Islands) three years ago. His stats at that event were 5 games: 2.2ppg, 2.6rpg. Jones has played also professionally in Barbados (Tridents). He attended Cal State - Bakersfield until 2015 and it will be his third season in pro basketball.
Lakers clinch BABA title in dramatic fashion - 2 months ago
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Lakers - Pinelands 106:104 (OT) Lakers are the BABA champions after claiming a tough overtime win over last season's champions Pinelands in the decisive fifth game of the title series. Keefe Birkett (183-G-88) came up with 26 points to pace the champions. Lakers opened a 27:10 lead after the first period. But Pinelands picked up the tempo in the next quarter. They sank 29 points in the second frame to pull within 9 points at halftime 48:39. Pinelands got within four points heading into... [read more]
Lakers - Pinelands 106:104 (OT)
Lakers are the BABA champions after claiming a tough overtime win over last season's champions Pinelands in the decisive fifth game of the title series. Keefe Birkett (183-G-88) came up with 26 points to pace the champions. Lakers opened a 27:10 lead after the first period. But Pinelands picked up the tempo in the next quarter. They sank 29 points in the second frame to pull within 9 points at halftime 48:39. Pinelands got within four points heading into the fourth term. They unloaded 26 points in the fourth stanza to force overtime. But Lakers stood up to the challenge. They stepped up with 13 points in the extra period and triumphed at the end. Ricardo Jemmott delivered 24 points, while Lafeuillee had 17 points for the winners. Andre Lockhart (183-PG-86, college: Queens, NC) responded with 26 points for Pinelands. Jeremy Gill (183-G-81) had 23 points in the loss.
THIS ONE'S going five! Nothing new for a Lakers-Pinelands finals. Orange 3 Pinelands are only a win away from retaining the crown, having forced a decisive Game 5 tomorrow by pulling out Monday's 73-71 thriller over Lumber Company Lakers in the Co-operators General Insurance Premier League basketball finals at the Barbados Community College [read more]
THIS ONE'S going five! Nothing new for a Lakers-Pinelands finals. Orange 3 Pinelands are only a win away from retaining the crown, having forced a decisive Game 5 tomorrow by pulling out Monday's 73-71 thriller over Lumber Company Lakers in the Co-operators General Insurance Premier League basketball finals at the Barbados Community College. It's the second time in four years that the two rivals will be going the distance in a championship series after the Pine came from down 0-2 to stun Lakers in the 2014 finals. A comeback didn't look likely this time though, as the champs seemed all but buried just two nights earlier while giving 44 points to Keefe Birkett in a 22-point Game 3 drubbing. Courtesy of: nationnews.com
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