Super Ten Standings 1. Defence Force 3-0 2. Raptors 3-0 3. Lions 3-1 4. Pacers 2-1 5. Shaq Attack 1-0 6. Jazz 1-2 7. NFM 1-2 8. Clippers 0-1 9. Heat 0-3 10. All-Stars 0-3

   Defence Force Wins 4th Super Ten Title - Jan. 23, 2007 - by Don Farrell
Defence Force created history when they became the first team to win the Stag Super Ten Basketball Championship four times in 11 years.
The army/coastguard combination team swept Unit Trust Maloney Pacers 3-0, winning game-three of the Best-in-Five series final 87-72 at the Jean Pierre Complex, Mucurapo, on Monday night.
Defence Force were winners of the event in 1992, 96 and 97.
Pacers from the jump were unprepared for the level of intensity which the Defence Force team brought.
The first quarter scores read 31-13 in favour of the soldier/sailor combination team and it never looked back.
With their supporting cast headed by Edmund Dillon, the Chief of Defence Force Staff, Pacers were no match for the ‘Teteron boys' as they dominated all departments of the contest to lead 52-33 at half-time.
With over 400 in attendance the army/coastguard unit closed the third quarter 22 (73-51) points ahead tasting victory.
The Maloney-based team tried to make a comeback in the final session through forward Kenyatta Alfred.
He scored three three-pointers in his 11 points to help Pacers outscore their opponents, 21-15 but the huge deficit that plagued them throughout the match was too difficult to overcome before time expired.
For the third consecutive match forward Steven ‘Lighter' Lewis led the scoring when he followed up his 39 points on Saturday in game two with 35, to help guide his team to the $25,000 first prize.
For Pacers, David Farmer was again their top scorer with 15 points. The Maloney-based team took home $10,000.
Raptors tame Lions to secure 3rd place
Forward Kirk Baptiste scored a career-high 32 points which guided Marabella Raptors to 2-0 series win in their Best-in-Three series play-off for third and fourth places when they defeated Royal Extra Lions 100-98. Raptors also won game-one 82-77.
Raptors third place finish earned them $4,000 and $2,000 went to fourth-place team, Lions.
Final Results
Defence Force (52) 87 (Steven Lewis 35 pts/1 ast/6 rebs, 3 blks/6 stls, Wilt Vincent 22 pts/12 rebs/4 blks/3 stls, Marvin Celestine 13 pts/1 ast/3 rebs) vs UTC Pacers (33) 72 (Kenyatta Alfred 11 pts/2 assts/3 rebs/1 stl, Mario Davis 14 pts/11 rebs/4 stls, Richard Guiseppi 10 pts/1 asst/4 rebs/4 stls, David Farmer 15 pts/7 rebs/1 blk). Defence Force won series 3-0.

   All-Star Game 2006-07
North Team
Guards: Barry Stewart #25 (Defence Force)
Kenneth Roberts #4 (Detour Shak Attack)
Gamal Patrick #3 (National Flour Mills)
Forwards: Steven Lewis #21 (Defence Force)
Kurt Christian #8 (Detour Shak Attack)
Virgil Fraser #23 (Detour Shak Atack)
Terrance Mayers #40 (Detour Shak Attack)
Peter Lewis # 14 (Defence Force)
Andy Best #5 (National Flour Mills)
Centres: Miguel Wiliams #10 (Sports & Games Caledonia Clippers)
Brendon Dennis #9 (Sports & Games Caledonia Clippers)
Wilt Vincent #50 (Defence Force)

South East Team
Guards: Deryck Boxhill #10 (Petro Jazz)
David Burton #5 (Royal Extra Lions)
Dwayne Moses #4 (Sangre Grande All Stars)
Forwards: Ako Pascal #7 (Marabella Raptors)
Louie Davis #12 (Petro Jazz)
Stefan Davis #7 (Valencia Heat)
Junior Harper #21 (UTC Maloney Pacers)
Mario Davis #20 (UTC Maloney Pacers)
Kenyatta Alfred #9 (UTC Maloney Pacers)
Centres: Damian Caton #22 (Marabella Raptors)
Kevin Garcia #7 (Petro Jazz)
Gregory Alexander #21 (Sangre Grande All Stars)