THE One Guyana Basketball Premier League is set to continue this weekend with matches on Saturday and Sunday.
However, the two conferences see pacesetters and Eagles leading after dominating the opening legs of the countrywide league.

In the Harpy Eagle Conference, Pacesetters have shown themselves flawless with five wins in five outings this season after an opening season blitz.
Defending champion North Ruimveldt Ravens and Kobras round out the top three with three wins each in four outings.

Eagles have also proved early season favourites with four wins in four and are tied for the top spot with University of Guyana Trojans who have 1 loss in their five matches this season in the Jaguars conference.

Nets are the third best team with 3 wins and a loss with four games played.
In this weekend clashes, today (Saturday) four match-ups are carded.

The Victory Valley Royals first meet Panthers, Leonora D-Up will take on master’s basketball club, Flames will next meet Kobras and then Amelia Ward Jets play Trojans.
Sunday will feature three clashes.

Nets are playing Panthers, Flames are coming up against East Coast All-Stars, and Kobras are tackling Retrieve Raiders.
The league is sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Youth, and Sport and the National Sports Commission.

The league is set to conclude in April and features 22 teams in the Jaguars and Harpy Eagles conference drawn from all across the country battling for bragging rights, top dollars, and the coveted trophy.

This year sees 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.