…Wins for QC; KK and Saints
QUEENS College, St Stanislaus College and Kwakwani were some of the winners on the opening day of the Youth Basketball Guyana 13th Titan bowl U18 boys and girls basketball competition.
Queens College showed their strength as they took down Berbice High by 18 points to win 42-24.

QC’s Owen Hooper showed his prowess on the offensive end scoring 16 points and 7 rebounds coupled with 5 steals.
Berbice’s Avion Kesney dropped 15 points in a losing effort.
St Roses High was also in the winner’s circle as they defeated New Amsterdam Secondary 31- 28.
Roses had Cheziah Bernard to thank with his 13 buckets and Donny Gasper also contributing with 11 points and 11 rebounds.

The biggest win came when St Stanislaus came up against Marian Academy as they took a 55 points victory after some stifling defence saw them winning it 56-1.
Saints’ Daniel Chisholm was on fire with the ball as he led the score sheet with 17 points and he still held his own in defence with 7 rebounds.

Kadeem Beckles also came good for saints with 12 points and 11 from Hartley Pryce in an all-round good showing from Saint’s basketball side.
President’s College also edged School of the Nation’s 29-12. PC’s Lamar Thomas’ 10 and Mattaniah Fordice’s 8 points, were the chief scorers for the East Coast school side win.
Bishops’ Rehaicia Romain was fabulous as she dropped 30 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals with support coming from Rushanna Mitchell with 10 points and 7 rebounds.

The Bishops High also clinched their match-up with Sheldon Line Path 32-24.
Bishops’ Paul France led the offensive play with 11 points and 5 rebounds with Aedyn Lall chipping in with 9 points.
Line Path’s Aldon Angel had 9 points for the losing side.
In the days final boys match-up encounter, Kwakwani Secondary got pass Mackenzie High 39-34 points.

KK’S Simeon Sinclair had 8 buckets with 7 from Lenrick Seaforth.
Mackenzie’s Isaiah Cameron played well for his 11 points and Latrell Glasgow added 8 points but it was to no avail as they still lost narrowly by 5 points.

On the distaff side Kwakwani Secondary downed President’s College 22-4 with Sherese Leacock leading the way with 8 points.
While The Bishop’s high battered top rivals Marian Academy 42- 6 points.
The Titan Bowl XIII year-end tournament is sponsored by Francis-Lau Boyce Construction Co. Ltd, ENET, John Fernandes, National Sports Commission and Real Value Supermarket.