KWAKWANI Untouchables and Cummingsburg Bounty Colts have earned the right to play the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association U-23 league finals on Saturday at the National Gymnasium.
In the semifinal round over the weekend Kwakwani Untouchables battered North Ruimveldt Ravens to take a 42-point victory 102-60.
It was sheer domination from the opening period as Kwakwani led by 8 points at the end of the first quarter.
Kadeem Dover put in a fine effort to finish with 20 points as they went into the half up 36-30.

Kimol Grimmond showed his prowess to take over the clash in the third period as they extended their lead 69-41.
Grimmond would finish with 24 points with 15 from Rayon Shortt and 10 from Kellon Phillip as the Untouchables remained untouchable.
Alroy Nurse had 13 points for Ravens but it was Clint Adolph that stepped it up with his 30 points, despite his team being outshot in the third quarter 33-19.
Meanwhile Cummingsburg Bounty Colts topped Prospect Kobras 61-46.

Leading the way for Colts was Carmelo Man-Sun-Hing with 13 points with good support from Shemol Williams 10 and Domitri Rankin with 12 points.
The Colts outscored the Kobras 24-17 in the first quarter and 12-9 in the second but Kobras pulled it back in the third to only be down by 10 points with the score at 47-37 after an 11-11 scoring.
However, the Colts upped the ante in the fourth period to outscore Kobras 14-9 to pick up the 15 points victory.
Elijah David had 23 points in a losing effort for Kobras.
The finals between Colts and Kwakwani will be played on Saturday at the National Gymnasium.