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Bermudian - Men Basketball
Cuba reaches the semis - Jul 2, 2009 (by Eurobasket News)
Bermuda-Cuba 37:95
Cuba reached the semifinals of the CBC Championship in Tortola. The event serves as the qualifying competition for the 2010 Centrobasket. As three top teams will advance, Cuba is already in the top 4. In Day 2 of the tournament Cuba smashed Bermuda 95:37 for 2-0 record.
The favorites started with 23-7 to take the full control of the court. Cuba did not stop and produced 33-8 in the second quarter for 56:15 advantage at the halftime
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Bermuda-Cuba 37:95
Cuba reached the semifinals of the CBC Championship in Tortola. The event serves as the qualifying competition for the 2010 Centrobasket. As three top teams will advance, Cuba is already in the top 4. In Day 2 of the tournament Cuba smashed Bermuda 95:37 for 2-0 record. The favorites started with 23-7 to take the full control of the court. Cuba did not stop and produced 33-8 in the second quarter for 56:15 advantage at the halftime. The Cuban defense left Bermuda with less than ten points in the first three quarters. In the third period Bermuda posted 9 points, while Cuba netted 21. In the last period the teams were killing time as the result of the game was known much earlier. A 18-13 made the total score on the board, 97:35. Geoffrei Silvestre (202-F/C-79) paced all the winners with 16 points. Alexis Labastida (187-G-77) ended up with 12 and Yudniel Perez (189-G-84) poured in 10. Aaron Jackson finished the night with 14 points in defeat, while John Lee (-82) scored 6. On day 3 of the preliminary round Bermuda faces Antigua and Cuba takes on the British Virgin Islands.
Bermuda: Aaron Jackson 14, John Lee 6 Cuba: Geoffrei Silvestre 16, Alexis Labastida 12, Yudniel Perez 10
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Bermuda rolls over Jersey - Jul 2, 2009 (by Kristian Santiago)
The men's basketball team rolled Jersey like they were some drunken street bum in a lop-sided 100 to 33 victory.
The triumph allowed Bermuda to advance out of the group stage with an unblemished 2-0 record after having previously downed medal contender Cayman Islands 82 to 71.
National team coach Roderick Spencer decided to go all out for victory early. Spencer wanted an easy win so he could rest his starters for the more important games to come
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The men's basketball team rolled Jersey like they were some drunken street bum in a lop-sided 100 to 33 victory.
The triumph allowed Bermuda to advance out of the group stage with an unblemished 2-0 record after having previously downed medal contender Cayman Islands 82 to 71.
National team coach Roderick Spencer decided to go all out for victory early. Spencer wanted an easy win so he could rest his starters for the more important games to come.
Bermuda poured in 33 points in the first quarter while holding Jersey to just nine points.
Starters Sullivan Phillips (196-F-79, college: Columbia Union) - Bermuda's only professional on the squad - and sharp shooter Chris Crumpler (-83) only played the first half. In spite of his limited playing time, Phillips still led the squad with six assists and four steals.
This gave coach Spencer a chance to see what other tools he had in the toolbox.
Jason Simons, who didn't play in game one, came off the bench to hit his first three shots while former CedarBridge school boy Richard Warner played meaningful minutes as did Jordan Knight. Both Warner and Knight were standouts at the defensive end for the team. In addition, Warner cleaned the glass for seven offensive rebounds to go along with his four steals.
Bermuda dominated on defence by nabbing an almost unheard of 24 steals.
By the middle of the third quarter the remaining starters, Dean Jones (198-F-83), Dale Jackson (-74) and Steven Simons (-82), all found they were back to the bench, never to log another minute as Bermuda cruised to an easy win.
Richard Pully-Raynor and Kent Tacklyn scored their first international points for Bermuda.
Even with such an emphatic triumph, Spencer wasn't happy with the team's free throws as the squad hit just 51 per cent from the line.
Jonathan Minors (-77) was selected as Player of the Game by snagging a double-double with 14 points and 13 boards. He also had two steals and three assists.
Jason Simons was the high point man for Bermuda with 21 and contributed two rebounds and three steals while Jason Lowe came off the bench with a well-rounded game of eight points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals.
Menorca, the 2007 Island Games gold medal winner, also completed their group 2-0 with two convincing wins over Gibraltar (75 to 40) and Isle of Man (119 to 41). Rhodes finished Group C undefeated with a victory over Saaremaa (77 to 70) and hosts Aland (141 to 42).
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British Virgin Islands thrash Bermudas in opener - Jul 1, 2009 (by Eurobasket News)
British Virgin Islands - Bermudas 85:39
British Virgin Islands celebrated a comfortable win over Bermudas on the opening day of the CBC Championship in Tortola. The event serves as the qualifying competition for the 2010 Centrobasket. Three top teams will advance.
British Virgin Islands made the first confident step towards the semifinals after crushing Bermudas in preliminary Group B. They started the game with a 15:2 rally to clear off
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British Virgin Islands - Bermudas 85:39
British Virgin Islands celebrated a comfortable win over Bermudas on the opening day of the CBC Championship in Tortola. The event serves as the qualifying competition for the 2010 Centrobasket. Three top teams will advance. British Virgin Islands made the first confident step towards the semifinals after crushing Bermudas in preliminary Group B. They started the game with a 15:2 rally to clear off. British Virgin Islands dominated in the first quarter building a 27:12 lead after ten minutes. The hosts maintained the margin throughout the second stanza making it a 19-point game at halftime. Bermudas managed just 6 points in the third quarter to trail by insurmountable 30 points at the final break. The home team sealed the winning outcome with style winning the fourth period by 16 points. Kennedy Bass (196-F, college: Anderson) finished with 15 points, 6 assists and 4 boards. Kleon Penn (211-C-86, agency: KMG Sports Management) added 15 points and 7 rebounds for the winners. Akil Smith replied with 12 points for Bermudas. Michael Smith had 9 points in the loss. British Virgin Islands outrebounded their opponents 49:22 and limited those to just 22% of field goals. British Virgin Islands will face Antigue, while Bermudas will play against Cuba in the second round.
British Virgin Islands: Kennedy Bass 15, Kleon Penn 15, Chaurbin Smith (178-G-81) 11 Bermudas: Akil Smith 12, Michael Smith 9
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Former Basketball Academy Student Makes Bermuda National Team - Jun 25, 2009
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National Team Announced for CBC - Jun 25, 2009
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Change Announced to Basketball Team - Jun 5, 2009
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Bermudas National Team 2009 - Jun 1, 2009
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St. George International triumph in Premier Basketball League - Jul 1, 2008
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Paget Bear Cats will play against St. George International in the Final - Jun 24, 2008
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Paget Bearcats advance to basketball semi-finals - Jun 21, 2008
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Paget Bear Cats dominate in PBL - Jun 5, 2008
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Bermudas enjoy the PBL All-Star Game - May 19, 2008
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Phillips Sullivan the top scores against the leaders - Apr 14, 2008
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Sullivan Phillips enters the season with Pardubice - Oct 8, 2007
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Bermudas National Team 2007 - Jul 19, 2007
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David Patrick gets assistant coach position - May 30, 2007
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Sullivan Phillips does not make it through opening round in Hungary - May 19, 2007
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High school star Haley earns NY scholarship - Apr 21, 2007
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Sullivan Phillips feels more confident in Hungary - Apr 14, 2007
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B-ballers have the 'wow' factor - Apr 12, 2007
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