National Team roster

 2003

 Tournament of the Americas

  Centrobasket 2003 in Mexico
Day 5, June 21, 2003: 3rd Place: Mexico - US Virgin Islands 78-76
Mexico: Llamas 17, Parada 16, Quintero 9, Mariscal 8, Zuniga 7, Rochin 7, Crouse 6, Pedroza 6, Avila 2
US Virgin Islands: Victor 26, Oliver 15, Sheppard 12, Richards 10, White 9, Hodge 2, Langellier 2
Mexico has won the bronze medal beatig the US Virgin Islands by the score of 78-76.
The first half finished in favor of the Virgin Islands by the score of 34-33. The best for the Virgin Islands in the first half was Cuthbert Victor with 9 points and 6 boards. Kevin Sheppard scored 6 points and Calvert White 8.
For Mexico in the first half Horacio Llamas scored 10 points and Adan Parada had 6 points and 5 boards.
The best in the game for Mexico were Horacio Llamas with 17 points and 6 boards. Omar Quintero scored 9 points and gave 5 assists.
For the Virgin Islands, the best was Cuthbert Victor with 26 points and 10 boards. Ja Ja Richards scored 10 points and grabbed 11 boards.
The Virgin Islands ended fourth in the Global standings with a 3-2 record.
Day 4, June 20, 2003: Semifinals: Puerto Rico - US Virgin Islands 87-86
Puerto Rico: Ayuso 25 (4x3), Ortiz 15+12reb+7ast, Casiano 10, D. Santiago 10, Arroyo 7, Fajardo 6, O. Santiago 5, Hatton 5, Latimer 4
US Virgin Islands: Bell 26+8reb, Victor 20, Rhymer 18+8reb, Oliver 13, Sheppard 3, Hodge 2, White 2, Richards 2
Cuthbert Victor (195-G-83) and Calvert White (191-G/F-75, college: SE Missouri St.) both missed shots in the final seconds as Puerto Rico escaped with an 87-86 win. Puerto Rico had led by 16 points in the third quarter, but a 15-1 run early in the fourth gave the Virgin Islands an 81-79 lead. Eddie Casiano (188-G-72) and Jose Ortiz (210-C-63, college: Oregon St.) each scored 4 points as PR pulled ahead 87-83, and free throws by Kitwana Rhymer (208-C-78, college: Massachusetts) and Kevin Sheppard (182-G-79) could only pull the USVI within 1. Raja Bell (196-F/G-76, agent: Rudoy Herb, college: Florida Intern.) finally showed off his NBA pedigree with 26 points, mostly in the first half. Kitwana Rhymer (208-C-78, college: Massachusetts) also had his strongest game of the tournament. Puerto Rico will play the Dominican Republic in the final.
Day 3, June 19, 2003: US Virgin Islands - Antigua 91-66
USVI: Victor 17+15reb, Richards 11+8reb, Bell 10+6ast, Oliver 10, Sheppard 10, Thomas 9, White 8, Hodge 6, Langellier 5, Rhymer 2, Brathwaite 2, Caesar 1
Antigua: McCoy 21+8reb, Matthew 9, M. Davis 8, Brazier 6, Barton 6, Mah. Davis 4, Williams 3, N. Davis 3, Charles 3, Joseph 2, Lee 1
All 12 players scored for the USVI, who used a strong third quarter to pull away after leading by six at halftime. Cuthbert Victor (195-G-83) continued to post strong scoring and rebounding numbers, and Raja Bell (196-F/G-76, agent: Rudoy Herb, college: Florida Intern.) played his best game of the tournament. Lennox McCoy (188-G-77, college: Cent.Oklahoma) scored 15 of his 21 in the first half to keep Antigua close. With the win, the USVI clinches a spot in the semifinals.
Day 2, June 18, 2003: Mexico - US Virgin Islands 92-91 (OT)
Mexico: Llamas 32+7reb+7ast, Pedroza 17, Mariscal 15, Quintero 12, Parada 7+12reb, Rochin 4, Crouse 3, Zuniga 2
USVI: Victor 17+11reb, Sheppard 16, White 15, Thomas 15, Richards 12+10reb+5blk, Bell 7, Oliver 4, Langellier 3, Hodge 2
Horacio Llamas capped a sensational performance by a hitting a free throw with 10 seconds left in overtime to give Mexico a 92-91 win over the Virgin Islands. The Virgin Islands had sent the game into overtime on a Kevin Sheppard basket with 10 seconds left in regulation, but missed several chances to win before the buzzer. In the extra session Mexico pulled out to a 91-87 lead, but baskets from Sheppard and Marcus Oliver brought the USVI back again, setting up Llamas' heroics. Adam Parada contributed some crucial points and rebounds for Mexico down the stretch. For the Virgin Islands Cuthbert Victor had a double-double but struggled with 6/19 shooting, and Raja Bell was again disappointing, going 1/9 from the field and turning the ball over 5 times. Both teams clinch semifinal berths if they win tomorrow.
Day 1, June 17, 2003: US Virgin Islands - Costa Rica 98-66
USVI: Sheppard 19 (5x3)+8ast, Thomas 16, Victor 14, Bell 10, Langellier 9, Rhymer 7, Richards 6, White 6, Hodge 5, Oliver 4, Brathwaite 2
Costa Rica: Smith 21 (5x3), Martinez 12, Planes 10, Gardener 9+12reb, McDougall 9, Simmons 5
Costa Rica stayed close early, trailing just 21-19 after the first quarter. Foul trouble forced Henry Martinez (185-G/F-75) and Hernold Gardener to the bench early in the second, and the USVI's offense heated up, racing out to a 52-35 halftime lead. Kevin Sheppard (182-G-79) (182-G-79) (7 assists by halftime) and Cuthbert Victor (195-G-83) (12 first half points) keyed the second quarter rally. Both teams stumbled through much of the second half as the USVI gradually extended their lead, eventually pulling away as Carl Thomas (200-F-76, college: Charleston) scored 14 of his 16 points in the half. Raja Bell (196-F/G-76, agent: Rudoy Herb, college: Florida Intern.) of the Dallas Mavericks was not a major factor, hitting just 2 of 7 shots on his way 10 points. Clifford Smith scored 21 points for Costa Rica, but poor shooting (24/78) was their undoing. The USVI shot an excellent 11/23 on three-pointers, Sheppard hitting all five of his attempts.

 2001 

  Tournament of the Americas (America Cup) 2001 
Day 9, Aug.25, 2001: US Virgin Islands – Uruguay 113-91 (Oliver 26, Chelcher 3, Edwing 14, Richards 6, Averil 6, Thomas III 5, White 10, Blyden 18, Heywood 25. Coach: Tevester Anderson - Rivera 15, Navarrete 3, Losada 7, Castrillón 3, Mazzarino 10, Arrosa 4, Capalbo 2, Riera 13, Szczygielski 8, Silveira 11, Bouzout 13, Moltedo 2. Coach: Cesar Somma)
Day 8, Aug.24, 2001: Venezuela – US Virgin Islands 91-75 (Guevara 10, Díaz 24, Torres 10, Lugo 16, Herrera 17, Machado, Mijares, Morris, Keeling 2, Nelcha 0, Becker 5, Walcott 7. Coach: Jim Calvin - Oliver 10, Thomas 8, White 14, Heywood 17, Richards 9, Chelcher 2, Edwin 3, Averil 5, Blyden 7. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 7, Aug.22, 2001: US Virgin Islands – Brazil 69-92 (Oliver 10, Thomas 7, White 12, Richards 14, Heywood 15, Edwin 9, Blyden 2, Chelcher, Averil. Coach: Tevester Anderson - Demetrius 7, Marcelinho 0, Vanderlei 10, Nene 7, Sandro 7, Alex 12, Helinho 19, Tiagao 2, Guilherme 12, Estevam 5, Marcio 2, Anderson 9. Coach: Helio Rubens)
Day 6, Aug.21, 2001: Argentina – US Virgin Islands 98-77 (Sanchez 4, Ginobili 7, Sconochini 17, Oberto 14, Wolkowyski 12, Scola 9, Gutierrez 8, Palladino 13, Nocioni 5, Victoriano 2, Farabello 6, Fernandez 2. Coach: Ruben Magnano - Oliver 7, Thomas 8, White 5, Heywood 19, Richards 4, Blyden 11, Edwin 12, Avril 11, Chelcher 1. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 5 - Aug.20, 2001: Puerto Rico - US Virgin Islands 99-93 (Arroyo 21, Ayuso 14, R. Dalmau 10, Ortíz 15, D.Santiago 8, O.Santiago 10, Mincy 14, Fajardo 8, C. Dalmau 0, Murray 2. Coach: Julio Toro - Oliver 11, Thomas 13, White 10, Heywood 28, Richards 14, Edwin 14, Blyden 3, Averil 0. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 4 - Aug.19, 2001: Mexico - US Virgin Islands 67-84 (Quintero 13, Mariscal 27, Izaguirre 2, Parada 2, Gonzalez 6, Lopez 0, Chavez 0, Crouse 12, Benitez 5, Thomas 0, Sanchez 0. Coach: Jorge Ramirez - Oliver 18, Thomas 22, Heywood 20, White 14, Richards 7, Taylor 0, Chelcher 0, Edwin 3, Averil 0, Blyden 0. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 3 - Aug.18, 2001: Panama - US Virgin Islands 90-88 (Bennett 0, Peralta 5, Gómez 9, Jackson 20, Hicks 26, Cardenas 5, García 2, Jaen 16, Ortiz 7. Coach: Reginald Grenald - Taylor III 15, Oliver 9, Chelcher 0, Edwing 9, Richards 5, Averil 0, Thomas III 9, White 4, Blyden 9, Heywood 31. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 1 - Aug.16, 2001: Canada - Virgin Islands 108-97, OT (Robinson 8, Guarasci 9, Meeks 6, Hamilton 23, Nash 13, MacCulloch 23, Kwiatkowski 8, Jobity 2, Daniels 2, Walker 2, Swords 9, Karangwa 3 - Taylor 15, Oliver 9, Chelcher, Edwing, Richards 9, Thomas 10, White 10, Blyden 10, Heywood 28, Averil 6)

Centrobasket 2001
Puerto Rico won Centrobasket 2001 beating 86-73 in final game the host team, Mexico. The third place went to Panamá, which won the 3rd-4th place Final 93-82 over Virgin Islands. These four teams are now qualified for the Pan American Tournment, scheduled for August 16-26 in Neuquén, Argentina.

Centrobasket 2001 Final Standings

1. Puerto Rico 2. Mexico 3. Panama 4. Virgin Islands 5. Dominican Rep. 6. Cuba 7. Barbados 8. Honduras

Day 5, July 15, 2001: 3rd Place Game: Panama – Virgin Islands 93-82
Day 4, July 14, 2001: Mexico - Virgin Islands 97-74 (Izaguirre 22, Quintero 20, Thomas 18, Mariscal 14; Heywood 14)
Day 3, July 13, 2001: Honduras – Virgin Islands 62-82
Day 2, July 12, 2001: Virgin Islands – Dominican Rep. 101-92 (Heywood 20, Victor 16, White 16, Sheppard 12, Trimmingham 12; Martinez 25, Gillespie 15, Horford 10, Western 10)
Under-21 center Jack Martinez added 15 rebounds, but his efforts were not enough to keep the Dominican Republic from suffering a major upset loss.
Day 1, July 11, 2001: Puerto Rico – Virgin Islands 98-70 (Carmelo Travieso 17, Daniel Santiago 16+10reb, Elías Ayuso 14, Eddin Santiago 12 – Trimmingham 18, Alphonso Niles 16, Calvert White 12)

 1999 

  Centrobasket 1999 in Habana, Cuba, May 1999  
5th Place Game: Mexico 69(33) - Virgin Islands 60(36) (Castellanos 18, Gonzalez 18 - Blyden 17, Isidore 16, Trimmingham 12)
5-8th Places Games, May 8, 1999: Virgin Islands 82(34) - Belize 67(25) (Trimmingham 17, White 17 - Palacio 23, Myvette 17)
Mexico will play Virgin Islands for 5th place, while Costa Rica will face Belize for 7th place.
Day 3: Virgin Islands 72(35) - Mexico 64(29) (Allick 9, Isidore 13, Blyden 0, Trimmingham 25, Richards 3, Maduro 2, Charles 4, Victor 3, White 4, Rhymer 3, Brown 6; Portillo 7, J. Leon 12, Mariscal 6, Quintero 9, Solis 10, Castellanos 12, A. Leon 3, Gonzalez 5, Thomas 0, Romero 0)
Leading scorer after the first stage is Cuba's Angel Nunez with 56 points.
Day 2: Panama 90(52) - Virgin Islands 72(32) (Gomez 20, Daley 18, Cardenas 14, Garcia 12; Allick 23, Trimmingham 10, Brown 10)
Day 1: Puerto Rico 80(41) - Virgin Islands 54(28) (Ortiz 14, Casiano 15, Vega 9, Mincy 6, Carter 7, Santiago 12, Dalmau 2, Padilla 5, Leon 1, Allende 4 - Allick 2, Isidore 2, Blyden 6, Trimmingham 10, Rhymer 4, Maduro 2, Charles 7, Victor 4, Swanston 5, White 4, Brown 4, Richard 4)