STABROEK Eagles put on a shooting performance on Sunday evening at National Gymnasium Hard Courts as action continued in the One Guyana Basketball League organised by the Guyana Basketball Federation.
It was an absolute blow out shooting night for Eagles as they dominated Plaisance Guardians in four quarters for a 97-37 victory.

They led 23-12 in the first quarter and then 39-23 at the half way mark before going on to have a monstrous scoring period in the third to make it a 63-30 game.
Zion Gray was again outstanding offensively, scoring 38 points with support from Travis Belgrave and Denzil Ross who scored13 points each.
Plaisance Guardians suffered their biggest loss with Colwin Nurse their best scorer with 8 points.

In the night’s other clash, the Wortmanville Pacesetters beat the Prospect Kobras by a 30 point deficit in a 76-46 game
Pacesetters’ Jaleel Duke led the score sheet, putting away 16 points with Walman Delgado (11), Tafawa Daly (12) and Troy David (11) points also getting into double figures.
Elijah David was Kobras’ best scorer with 13 points in a losing effort.

Meanwhile, Saturday saw wins for Nets, University of Guyana Trojans and defending champions North Ruimveldt Ravens.
The champs faced off against the Master’s Basketball Club and won 63-60.
Ravens’ skipper, Dominic Vincente, dropped 19 points with Nikkolai Smith scoring 13 points in a ‘see-saw’ affair.
The champions led by a point, 9-8 after the first quarter but stretched the lead 23-19 at the half- way mark.

The Master’s team fought back hard in the third quarter to lead 32-27 but a much improved fourth quarter where they were outscored by Raven’s 26-21, saw the champions holding on for a 63-60 points victory.
In the other game last weekend, Nets defeated Guyana Defence Force 69-45 and University of Guyana Trojans got over rivals Bounty Colts 54-49.
The tournament is sponsored by the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sport, and National Sports Commission.

The League is set to conclude in April next year and features 24 teams drawn from all across the country battling for bragging rights, top dollars and the coveted trophy.
This year will see the top side collecting a million for first place with half a million for the second place team with third and fourth place also collecting cash prizes along with trophies.