The Clausura Tournment of LBS starts this weekend, the following are the last league transactions. Ferreteria Brenes Barva added to its roster a new point guuard: he is Jermaine Green (169-G-84), last at Escazu. Another player expected to join Barva is Harold Mitchell (200-C-83), who will replace n roster the injured Jose West (202-C-85), sidelined for at least three months. Arca Limon added to roster young players Herman Lewis, Dave Cohen and Jerson Brown and released the yet cited Harold Mitchell and Reyner Archer (G), who will join Perez Zeledon. This last team also inked Everson Solano (187-F-85), who left Barva he too It seems that Perez Zeledon will lose top scorer Yackie Acuna (190-F-80), there are rumors that he is talking with Sanatura and Escazu Cartago inked import player Dante Hunter (191-G-83, agency: Athlete Management Group, college: Calumet) from Brazilian league and domestic tower Hernold Gardener (205-C-82, college: Lon Morris JC) from Hungarian league. Escazu agreed to terms with Hector Reynolds (196-F/C-87), who will replace in roster Grisville Hilarion, who left the team. Another new signee at Escazu is Hector Shepherd (191-C-78). USJ-ARBA San Ramon needs to replace the injured Darrell St.Rose (191-F-88) and is negotiating with Urwick Anderson (201-C-81) and with a import player from USA
Just after the decision to ban Liceo from competion, the officials of FeCoBa started rewriting the Clausura Schedule. Only two rounds have been played so far, and Sanatura-Escazu leads the table with two wins, respectively 86-79 over Grecia and 64-63 on the road over Coopenae USJ San Ramon.
See here down the updated standings:
1. Sanataura Escazu 2-0
2. Ferreteria Brenes Barva 1-0
3. Coopenae USJ San Ramon 1-1
4. Super Cable Grecia 1-1
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Just after the decision to ban Liceo from competion, the officials of FeCoBa started rewriting the Clausura Schedule. Only two rounds have been played so far, and Sanatura-Escazu leads the table with two wins, respectively 86-79 over Grecia and 64-63 on the road over Coopenae USJ San Ramon.
See here down the updated standings:
1. Sanataura Escazu 2-0 2. Ferreteria Brenes Barva 1-0 3. Coopenae USJ San Ramon 1-1 4. Super Cable Grecia 1-1 5. Grupo Babel Perez Zeledon 0-1 6. Recope Limon 0-2
Jose Carlos Barquero, President of CostaRican Basketball Federation (FeCoBa), released this week an official statement regarding the position of Liceo de Costa Rica and the FeCoBa decision to ban this club fron the Clausura Tournment of LBS.
The reason of this action is to ensure continuity and quality of the first division (LBS) tournament, that will go on with only six teams [read more]
Jose Carlos Barquero, President of CostaRican Basketball Federation (FeCoBa), released this week an official statement regarding the position of Liceo de Costa Rica and the FeCoBa decision to ban this club fron the Clausura Tournment of LBS. The reason of this action is to ensure continuity and quality of the first division (LBS) tournament, that will go on with only six teams. Liceo will be now subject to a remedial plan to come back to the right status and to be eligible to participate in the next season tournament. In fact, it seems that FeCoBa has "frozen" its franchise until Liceo officials will show to be able to join back the league. Otherwise, the club will lose the LBS franchise and will be forced to restart from lower division, as did Grecia and Limon, and like UCR is doing this season. For sure, Liceo The Lyceum leaves a great void, because during its stay in LBS won eight National Championships, four National Cup tournaments, and one edition of Central America Club Competition.
After falling on the road in Game 1, Ferreteria Brenes Barva managed to win the consecuitve two games, played at home, claiming the LSB-Apertura title.
Game 2 ended 75-69, and Kay Martinez (198-G-84, college: Jackson St.) was the game top scorer with 23 points, while Chris Giles (193-G) led San Ramon with 19.
Game 3, played yesterday night, ended 62-50 and was the typical close, low-scoring game, with tough defenses and lots of nervous around [read more]
After falling on the road in Game 1, Ferreteria Brenes Barva managed to win the consecuitve two games, played at home, claiming the LSB-Apertura title. Game 2 ended 75-69, and Kay Martinez (198-G-84, college: Jackson St.) was the game top scorer with 23 points, while Chris Giles (193-G) led San Ramon with 19. Game 3, played yesterday night, ended 62-50 and was the typical close, low-scoring game, with tough defenses and lots of nervous around. Another time more, Chris Giles was the best in Coopenae-USJ ARBA San Ramon, also taking the game top scoring honors at 13. Veteran Henry Martinez (188-G/F-75) led all the Barva scorers at 13 points.
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