Entrepot Secondary School beat Castries Comprehensive Secondary School 26-17. (Photo Credit: Anthony De Beauville)
Entrepot Secondary School (ESS) and Soufrière Comprehensive Secondary School (SCSS) bounced back from losses in winning their latest fixtures in the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports Under-16 Boys’ Basketball Tournament.
ESS beat Castries Comprehensive Secondary School (CCSS) 26-17, and SCSS defeated Patricia D James Secondary School (PDJSS) 43-14. St Mary’s College (SMC) prevailed over Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary School (LHCSS) 35-33.
ESS forced 24 turnovers against CCSS. Yanik Melius had eight points, two rebounds, and two steals for ESS. Rohan Cox and female player Azaria Leon scored four points each. For CCSS, Jeannarl Louis tallied eight points and two rebounds, while David Chandler had four points and 10 rebounds. ESS beat SMC, and CCSS won over SCSS in the second round.
SCSS, meanwhile, got 24 points and seven rebounds from Chaz Alexander, and eight points from Clayshawn John en route to their big win over PDJSS.
Soufrière Comprehensive Secondary School defeated Patricia D James Secondary School 43-14. (Photo Credit: Anthony De Beauville)
Rushawn Williams netted six points and added 10 rebounds and six steals for PDJSS.
The battle between SMC and LHCSS came down to the final seconds. LHCSS led 11-9 after the first quarter, but SMC outscored them 9-6 in the second period to lead 18-17 at the half.
Sage Lewis had the opportunity to tie the contest from the free-throw line, but he missed both shots, allowing SMC to escape with a narrow victory.
St Mary’s College edged out Leon Hess Comprehensive Secondary School 35-33. (Photo credit: Anthony De Beauville)
SMC Rawlins Estwick got to eight points and 11 rebounds for SMC, Requelme Pierre had seven points, four rebounds and five steals, while Jabari Archibald had six points and eight rebounds. For LHCSS, Sage Lewis recorded 12 points and 12 rebounds, with Christopher Thakur adding six points and six rebounds.
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