Up high, down hard! MHS star player Akeem
Kanhai executes a one-handed slam during the first half of their clash with
Charlestown Secondary.
Sonics criticizes basketball in Georgetown | Says sport being plundered for personal benefits
Pepsi
Sonics Basketball Club has criticized the state of the sport in Georgetown
and believes that there are individuals within the hierarchy of the City’s
sub-association who are responsible for stymieing its development. The club
disclosed its reservations in a statement to Kaieteur Sport yesterday.
Holisworth Casey signed the document, which claims that the administrators
of basketball in the City have somewhat monopolized the sport. 
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Khanhai leads MHS’ onslaught against Charlestown Secondary | BHS pummel Queen’s College 77-14
AKEEM
Khanhai, Mackenzie High School’s offensive turret, led his team to a
41-point victory over Charlestown Secondary in the Under-19 category as the
National School’s Basketball Festival (NSBF) continued on Tuesday at the
Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. MHS led for the entire duration of the game
ending the first half with a 39-8 point margin in their favour. They
subsequently dismissed Charlestown with a final score of 70-29 to end the
day’s competition.
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PC first team to NSBF Under-19 semis | Quarter-finals continue today
I GOT THIS!!! President
College’s, Willon Cameron pulls up for a jumper after faking Saints’
Mickhail Husbands (forefront) last night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
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Anthony calls for revival of basketball federation | Dormant state of GABF hindering the sport in a major way
Minister
of Culture, Youth and Sports Dr. Frank Anthony yesterday urged the
participating schools at this year’s National Schools Basketball Festival
to give their all since it would be the only way to repay the
sponsors and organisers who have put the tournament together.
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National School Basketball Festival | LTI makes successful start to title defense
Defending
champions Linden Technical Institute (LTI) made a successful start to their
title defence after narrowly getting past Bishops’ High School 40-39
yesterday on day two of the National Schools Basketball Festival (NSBF) at
the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall. Led by junior national shooting guard Orin
Rose Jr., LTI squandered a seven-point lead (24-17) at the end of the first
half thanks to some constant pressure by the city school.
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