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December 2014

Your source for Caribbean basketball

Inside CBC’s top Job in good hands

1 on 1 interviews

2014 CBC Championships

stats, top performers,

photos, & interviews

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Acknowledgements Mr. Glyne Clarke, Mr. Usie Rich-

ards, Mr. Patrick Haynes, Mr.

Gregg Todd, Mr. Daryl Matthews,

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teams of Antigua & Barbuda, Ba-

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President’s Message - 4

CBC’s top job in safe hands - 5

1 on 1 with Daryl Matthew - 10

1 0N 1 with Greg Todd - 16

CBC Championship for Men

record & rankings - 18

Schedule & Results - 20

Leaders - 22

Team Photo & statistics - 23

PLAY True quiz - 42

Usie Richards and his love for basketball - 54

CBC Championship for Women

record & rankings - 56

Schedule & Results - 57

Leaders - 60

Team Photo & statistics - 73

All CBC Championships Awards - 94

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President’s Message

Dear friends and colleagues,

Season’s greetings and I wish you all a

blessed, healthy and prosperous 2015.

Welcome to the 3rd edition of Re-

bound, the Caribbean Basketball Con-

federation (CBC) Digital magazine. This

edition of Rebound captures the high-

lights of our activities for 2014 includ-

ing the CBC Senior Men and Women

Championship held in Tortola, British

Virgin Islands. The photos and results

offers another glimpse and provide

some lasting memories for those of us

fortunate enough to witness those ex-

citing two weeks of basketball.

What a difference a year makes….this

time last year we were honoring our

former President Usie Richards for his

outstanding contribution to basketball

and the CBC in particular. Prophetic, as

several months later, Usie would be

taking leave to become FIBA Americas

President 2014-2019, a post vacated

by our good friend Horacio Muratore

who now heads our International body,

FIBA; on behalf of the CBC family, I

wish both Usie and Horacio continued

good health and best wishes in their

tenure.

Within the CBC, yours truly filled the

vacancy left by Usie as CBC President,

thanks again to my fellow Executive

Members and you, our member Federa-

tions for your confidence and support

as we work to continue the growth and

develop the operations of the CBC.

Amidst the changes in 2014, FIBA has

now revamped its governance model

aimed at interacting directly with its

membership and focus on developing

and strengthening Member National

Federations. FIBA has also revamped

its competitions structure with the

World Cup which starts in 2017. The

CBC has a diverse group of countries

within our region from powerhouses

Puerto Rico, Cuba and Dominican Re-

public to small islands like St. Lucia,

St. Kitts, Dominica for example who

struggle to consistently put a competi-

tive National team together. We also

have small islands like Anguilla and Cu-

racao, who due to a lack of a National

Olympic Committee are unable to join

FIBA as a National Federation and are

therefore unable to compete. These are

complex issues that must be addressed

so that each of our members can par-

ticipate at their required level.

Our focus must synergize with the FI-

BA on strengthening and building ca-

pacity within Member National Federa-

tions but must also include widening

our reach to include those federations

who have not been visible at the re-

gional level to ensure the continued

growth of basketball in the region.

Last July, the senior men and women

championships in Tortola were ex-

tremely exciting, we saw a talented

Bahamian team defeat a strong and

experienced Cuban team to win the

Men’s championships, and a competi-

tive and focused Jamaica women’s

team led by dynamic Coach Simone

Edwards win over the highly favored

Dominican Republic. It was truly an

exciting and competitive games. In

2015, we will return to the British Vir-

gin Islands for the senior Champion-

ships thanks to the BVI Basketball Fed-

eration and the LOC Play2win Sports

Ltd. headed by Dawn Crabbe-Herbert.

We continue to seek a host for our U17

championships as the last junior games

of any kind held by the CBC were in

Antigua in 2008. It is important that

we give our youth the opportunity to

compete from an early age to hone

their talent. Too many of our talented

athletes have missed this opportunity,

it is my hope that going forward we

can ensure that our youth have the op-

portunity to compete with their peers.

This coming year is already scheduled

to be another exciting year of pro-

grammes and change, we encourage

you to take advantage of all opportuni-

ties to raise the profile of the sport and

to develop your National Federation.

Thanks to our hard working Secretary

General, Sabrina Mitchell; Vice Presi-

dent-Marketing & Finance, Patrick

Haynes who continue to innovate and

increase the visibility of the CBC; Vice

President-Programme Development,

Marland Nattie and Board Member Vic-

tor “Voot” O’Garro who continue to

work alongside FIBA Americas develop-

ing programmes to build coaching ca-

pacity within our region; Vice President

-Technical Operations, Freddie Browne

who brings tremendous experience in

officiating, and Board member Guy

Malone who has extended tremendous

support and advice.

Thanks also to our former President,

Usie Richards who lead this Federation

astutely over the past ten years and

finally thanks to all Member Federa-

tions for your unwavering support,

commitment and participation in our

activities.

We are basketball…

Glyne N. Clarke

CBC, President

CBC’s top job in safe hands

Rebound: Mr. Clarke, you have just

been elected to the head of Carib-

bean basketball’s governing body.

When did you first get involved

with CBC and FIBA?

Clarke: I got involved officially in

both CBC and FIBA at the same

time. It was on the occasion of the

1991 CBC championships in King-

ston, Jamaica. Prior to the champi-

onships there was a FIBA certifica-

tion clinic conducted by Allan Rae,

a FIBA Instructor at the time. I got

my certification at that Clinic. Alt-

hough I refereed at that Champion-

ship, my first official FIBA champi-

onships were at the CAC Games in

Ponce, Puerto Rico in November

1993.

I attended my first FIBA Americas

(COPABA) meeting in San Juan,

Puerto Rico somewhere around

1995, I believe. At the time, I was

the only representative from the

CBC attending.

Rebound: What do you think you

can bring to CBC and Caribbean

basketball?

Clarke: I believe that I bring to the

CBC and Caribbean basketball the

same passion and a determination

for regional improvement that I

brought to the post of VP, Tech-

nical. I bring my financial and ad-

ministrative experience and skills,

both from a managerial perspective

and over 30 years of administering

Sports both at the local and region-

al level (16 of these years as CBC

Vice President, Technical which I

believe in itself give me valuable

insight and understanding of the

inner workings of CBC and our rela-

tionship with FIBA Americas).

As you may know, I am also Gen-

eral Manager of the National Olym-

pic Committee of Barbados, I also

bring this Olympic experience and

which I am positive can assist in

bringing some benefits to NFs re-

gionally with regards to sourcing

financing for various projects. The

inner workings of the Olympic

Movement and working with NFs

brings a wealth of experiences to

draw on for various issues inherent

in sports administration.

Rebound: How will you operate as

CBC President?

Clarke: I plan to operate the same

way as I do in

my personal

and business

life, with in-

tegrity, trans-

parency and

being team

focused. My

predecessor

operated the

same way

and I believe

that our Exec-

utive appreci-

ated and sup-

ported him

due to those attributes. I don`t

think we are much different in the

way we operate.

There continues to be a lot to be

done within our region and with the

recent changes at the World level, I

think it’s important for us to remain

focused and assist our affiliates

where possible.

It is also important that we reach

out to NFs who have not been ac-

tive within the CBC and bring them

into the fold, some may not be able

to compete at the regional champi-

onships but there are still opportuni-

ties that they and the sport may

benefit from through involvement

with the CBC.

Rebound: Can you explain its im-

portance of the CBC Executive

Committee and the role it plays?

Clarke: The CBC Executive Commit-

tee plays an important role in ensur-

ing primarily that competitions with-

in the region are held in keeping

with the mandate of FIBA Americas

and ultimately FIBA world to ensure

that the CBC region is represented

at championships. It also ensures

that there are adequate opportuni-

ties for referees, instructors, com-

missioners and coaches to develop

for the benefit of competition and

the development of basketball in

the region.

I believe that the CBC Executive

Committee can play a more integral

role as I mentioned earlier by assist-

ing lesser developed NFs in the re-

gions, identifying their strengths

and weaknesses and bringing or

recommending programmes or lend-

ing expertise to effect change.

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CBC’s top job in safe hands

Rebound: Can you tell us a bit

about your predecessor?

Clarke: Usie Richards is an astute

and remarkable leader who has

brought respectability and recogni-

tion to the CBC brand. But at this

time I should also mention that we

have a remarkable team of profes-

sionals on our Executive Board who

have all worked in their individual

capacity to effect change.

I`m sure that Usie will continue to

grow in his new role as FIBA Ameri-

cas President as those around him

recognise his intellect and the tre-

mendous communication and other

range of skills that he possesses.

In some ways we share the same

ideals about the development of the

sport in the region.

Rebound: Can you tell us about

some of the other key figures who

have shaped today’s game in the

Caribbean?

Clarke: I believe that we had some

key persons who came along at a

time that the CBC needed their

brand of expertise and/or skills. The

CBC first President Gilmore Stuart

was such a person, former Secre-

tary General, Joseph Toney who

developed the first CBC`s true Sec-

retariat. Former Treasurer, George

McAlpin who managed our finances

through a turbulent period. Gay

Griffith, President prior to Usie who

I worked with at great lengths to

keep the CBC flag flying and who

helped the CBC to make some

strides in the region by reaching out

to NFs.

There was also Dr. Larry Davis of

the Bahamas who kept the CBC

name as he moved through the

Olympic circles.

Rebound: You are following in the

footsteps of some incredible men.

How will you go about upholding

what has been inherited from them

and working towards the continued

success of the game?

Clarke: First, I can only build on

their legacies with the assistance

and involvement of all involved, my

Executive Board and the NFs. Like I

said before I have an incredible

team who I`m sure will continue to

work towards building the CBC

Brand. We have also built some key

relationships with the personnel at

FIBA Americas, our former Presi-

dent Usie, former FIBA Americas

President, Horacia Muratore and of

course Secretary General Alberto

Garcia, who I’m sure that we will

continue to lean on for advice and

guidance when necessary.

While I plan to continue to build on

the successes of those who preced-

ed me, I do not believe in trying to

fill their shoes. We all have our indi-

vidual ways of leading and to chart

our own paths sometimes different-

ly, I`m sure that my various skills

will continue to evolve and develop

hopefully to the benefit of the CBC.

Someone mentioned recently that I

may lack Usie`s political acumen,

while that may be true, my ability

to communicate and work towards

a desired goal has not failed me to

date. Like my NOC president al-

ways say, Dialogue is better than

Monologue.

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1 on 1 with Daryl Matthew

Rebound: Can you outline the pro-

gress and key developments in your

federation in the past four years?

Matthew: Progress has been slow

over the past four years where bas-

ketball development is concerned.

The financial crisis has exacerbated

the difficulty ABBA has been having

seeking corporate support, and as a

result of this, it has been a chal-

lenge to implement some of the

necessary programs. On a positive

note though, ABBA has made a

concerted effort to reach out to the

diaspora to identify players who

may be eligible to represent the

country, and this has been an over-

whelming success. ABBA has also

taken steps to reform the national

league, and January 2015 will be

the start of what is expected to be

the most competitive league in

many years. Additionally, we have

just launched an extremely aggres-

sive social media campaign and out

website antiguabasketball.com.

Rebound: What are the main barri-

ers to progress currently facing

your federation?

Matthew: A small talent pool and

inadequate financing are always

major problems in small societies.

Small countries with small popula-

tions also generally have small

economies and are a small market.

The leads to a situation when every

association seeking financial sup-

port from corporate entities ap-

proach the same small group of po-

tential partners. Additionally, with a

population of less than 100,000

persons, our ability to build a com-

petitive national team is restricted.

To mitigate this problem, overseas-

based players must be identified

and as expected, this comes at a

cost.

Another chal-

lenge with having

a small pool of

talent is the diffi-

culty in identify-

ing enough fe-

males to have a

competitive fe-

male league on a

regular basis.

Girls who are in-

terested in sports

often gravitate to the more

“graceful” sports like netball and

volleyball, and those who DO de-

cide to give basketball a try often

lose interest in the game due to it’s

physical, full-contact nature. We

therefore often do not have enough

females for a proper league.

Rebound: What steps are you tak-

ing to overcome these challenges?

Matthew: The first thing that the

current Executive of ABBA did was

to prepare a 4 year plan of action

for ABBA prioritizing areas that we

considered critical to the develop-

ment of the sport, there are:

1. Financial stability

2. Female Development

3. Youth Development

To overcome the challenges above

ABBA has often found itself in a

position of having to approach the

Government of Antigua and Barbu-

da and the National Olympic Com-

mittee for financial support. Addi-

tionally, we have recognized that

with the small market in Antigua

and Barbuda, we need to look

abroad for financial partnerships,

and consequently, we are currently

in discussions with several Multina-

tional companies who we believe

will be interested in partnering with

a dynamic sporting organization in

Antigua.

As it relates to the limited talent

pool domicile on the island, we

have put mechanisms in place to

address this. These include:

1. Establish a program with the An-

tigua and Barbuda consulates

abroad to identify Antiguans (male

and female) who play basketball

and are eligible to represent the

country.

2. Establish a youth league in col-

laboration with the schools basket-

ball program in the Ministry of

Sports, to ensure that there are

multiple opportunities for young

boys and girls to learn the game

properly and for them to have an

opportunity to play with and

against their peers.

3. Establish a female league using

the FIBA 3-on-3 rules as an oppor-

tunity to attract more females to

the game.

Rebound: What can other federa-

tions learn from your experience?

Matthew: I believe that other asso-

ciation have similar problems, the

solution….proper planning and un-

mitigated perseverance.

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Rebound: What is your federation

hoping to achieve at the CBC

Championships?

Matthew: The CBC Championships

provide an opportunity for us to

prove that we have the ability to

compete with, and beat, almost any

team in the CBC as was evident at

CBC 2014. During our preparation

we set a target of a top-3 finish,

and were 30 seconds away from

reaching that target. Unfortunately,

as is often the case in sports, we

were left to rue the “one that got

away”. We still believe that the pro-

gram we have put in place is suffi-

cient for us to achieve the goal of a

top-3 finish at CBC 2015 and quali-

fy for Centro Basket, anything less

would be considered a disappoint-

ment.

Rebound: What actions taken by

the FIBA World Congress could

most help your federation?

Matthew: At this stage, we are

hoping that with the changes made

to the structure of FIBA and the

shift in the timing of the FIBA

World Cup FIBA would be able to

attract more corporate support, and

that this support would trickle

down to the National Federations. If

basketball is to develop in these

small countries, FIBA MUST sup-

port these countries financially.

Rebound: How do you see basket-

ball developing in your country over

the next four years?

Matthew: The next four years are

guaranteed to be the most exciting

in recent memory. We believe that

with the implementation of the

Youth League, the Female League

using the 3-on-3 format, the re-

structured Men’s National League

and the new push being made in 3-

on-3 basketball, the sky is the limit.

We have structured our strategic

plan in such a way that the fans

will find basketball attractive again.

The interest has already started to

grow with us hosting the first FIBA-

endorsed 3-on-3 tournament over

the summer, and we intend to make

3-on-3 a key area that we will use

to grow the game in Antigua and

Barbuda.

We have also commenced discus-

sions with the Government of Anti-

gua and Barbuda regarding the con-

struction of an indoor facility.

Rebound: Where do you see world

basketball in four years’ time?

Matthew: World basketball in 2018

will be dominated by 3-on-3….of

this, I have no doubt. This version

of the sport is what will make bas-

ketball rival football as the most

popular game on the planet, and

those countries who embrace it and

become the early adaptors are the

one that will benefit from this popu-

larity. I believe that the CBC region

should, within one year, seek to

hold a CBC Championships in the 3-

on-3 format, not to replace the reg-

ular 5-on-5, but to compliment it,

and to foster greater participation

and competitiveness. In fact, if the

CBC were to consider this, Antigua

and Barbuda would love to be the

inaugural hosts of this tournament.

1 on 1 with Daryl Matthew


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1 0N 1 with Greg Todd

Rebound: Can you outline the pro-

gress and key developments in your

federation in the past four years?

Todd: Federation unity. Getting the

women back into the federation as

opposed to being a separate entity.

Our youth program has also grown.

Rebound: What are the main barri-

ers to progress currently facing

your federation?

Todd: Small population and isola-

tion. As a small island, we do not

benefit from players relocating to

other countries and playing basket-

ball at a higher level. Also with a

small population we must compete

with other sports for athletes and

participation. We must pay high air-

fare to travel to all competitions.

Also we need to offer a better bas-

ketball product to stop our better

players from opting to play for the

UK, thus making them ineligible to

play for us in FIBA sanctioned

events.

Rebound: What steps are you tak-

ing to overcome these challenges?

Todd: We are developing our youth

and sending them to top class

camps locally and abroad. We offer

bursaries to help youth players to

attend academies and university in

the US and Canada. We are devel-

oping a strategic plan for the next 5

-10 years which includes applying

for funding from local foundations,

overseas organizations and

Olympic Solidarity.

Rebound: What can other

federations learn from your

experience?

Todd: Hopefully other fed-

erations have the ability to

put together a realistic and

attainable strategic plan.

Hopefully other federations

can assist athletes in fur-

thering there studies, which

in the end should result in

better overall citizens that play bas-

ketball for their respective federa-

tion.

Rebound: What is your federation

hoping to achieve at the CBC

Championships?

Todd: We would like to advance to

Centro (meaning that we finish in

the top 3) in the next 2-5 CBC

Championships and then of course

develop to eventually go onto the

World Championships someday. In

the short term we would like to

qualify for the Commonwealth

Games in 2018

Rebound: What actions taken by

the FIBA World Congress could

most help your federation?

Todd: The introduction of 3x3

could be used a development tool

to learn fundamentals.

Rebound: How do you see basket-

ball developing in your country over

the next four years?

Todd: We would like to see our

women participate in CBC and pro-

gress to the Centro Basketball over

the next 10 years. We would also

like to participate in CBC U16 tour-

naments when they are again of-

fered.

Rebound: Where do you see world

basketball in four years’ time?

Todd: Slowly but gradually closing

in on football as being the most

popular and televised sport in the

world. Hopefully 3x3 will become

an Olympic event similar to beach

volleyball.


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record & rankings - Men

Rank Country W-L

1 Bahamas 4-1

2

Cuba 3-2

3 Virgin Islands 3-2

4

British Virgin Islands 2-3

5 Guyana 2-3

6 Barbados 2-3

7

Antigua and Barbuda 2-3

8 St. Vincent and Grenadines 1-4


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Schedule & Results - Men

Preliminary Round

Game Home Visitor Score

1 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Bahamas 53 - 84

2 Cuba Antigua and Barbuda 82 - 56

3 Barbados Virgin Islands 53 - 66

4 British Virgin Islands Guyana 99 - 63

5 Cuba St. Vincent and the Grenadines 86 - 58

6 Virgin Islands Guyana 95 - 75

7 Bahamas Antigua and Barbuda 68 - 90

8 British Virgin Islands Barbados 81 - 77

9 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Antigua and Barbuda 93 - 92

10 Barbados Guyana 80 - 69

11 Cuba Bahamas 71 - 77

12 Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands 89 - 60

Re-classification Round 5-8

13 Antigua and Barbuda Barbados 70 - 83

14 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Guyana 72 - 86

Semi-finals Round

SF1 Cuba Virgin Islands 62 - 60

SF2 British Virgin Islands Bahamas 65 - 84

Finals Round

7th Pl Antigua and Barbuda St. Vincent and the Grenadines 109 - 81

5th Pl Barbados Guyana 58 - 79

Bronze Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands 102 - 68

Gold Cuba Bahamas 64 - 75


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Leaders - Men

3 points made

Ernest Scott III (ANT)

3pts: 16

Avg: 3.2

block shots

John Gardiner (VIN)

BS: 10

Avg: 2

steals

Cuthbert Victor (ISV)

St: 14

avg: 2.8

Points

Nyika Williams (VIN)

PTS: 110

Avg: 22

rebounds

Ernest Scott III (ANT)

REb: 45

def: 33 | off: 12

Avg: 9.0

assists

Lennox McCoy (ANT)

Ast: 36

avg: 7.2

free throws made

Nyika Williams (VIN)

FTM: 46

Avg: 9.2


Team Antigua & barbuda

2 Pts 3 Pts FT Points Reb

# Player GP Min M/A % M/A % M/A % Pts Avg O/D Tot Ast PF TO St BS

4 Chaz Samuel 5 64 4/10 40 5/15 33.3 2/2 100 25 5 0/1 1 9 8 6 8 0

5 Kareem Meade 5 60 6/12 50 4/14 28.6 1/2 50 25 5 1/8 9 5 6 1 1 1

6 Mario Davis 5 113 16/38 42.1 7/13 53.8 8/14 57.1 61 12.2 4/16 20 8 9 2 1 2

7 Kevin Francis 5 12 1/2 50 1/3 33.3 0/1 0 5 1 0/0 0 2 2 0 0 0

8 Lennox Mccoy 5 145 9/22 40.9 6/16 37.5 11/16 68.8 47 9.4 8/2 33 36 16 19 7 0

9 Beijon Warrington 5 40 1/5 20 0/5 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 1/4 5 2 3 5 1 2

10 Clinton Joshua 5 24 1/4 25 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 0/0 0 1 0 0 1 0

11 Jerome Richardson 5 154 14/35 40 9/20 45 19/31 61.3 74 14.8 12/16 28 22 11 12 7 2

12 Neville Martin 5 39 2/12 16.7 0/0 0 0/2 0 4 0.8 2/4 6 0 6 1 0 1

13 Kevari Francis 5 49 5/12 41.7 0/1 0 0/0 0 10 2 4/5 9 1 10 2 3 0

14 Ernest Scott III 5 168 19/40 47.5 16/48 33.3 16/23 69.6 102 20.4 12/33 45 9 14 9 14 6

15 Sharife Sergeant 5 131 24/40 60 0/0 0 12/17 70.6 60 12 14/7 21 3 16 8 1 2

Total 5 999 102/232 44 48/135 35.6 69/108 63.9 417 83.4 58/119 177 98 101 65 44 16

COACHING STAFF

Coach: George Hughes Assistant: Irwyn Armstrong


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Team Bahamas



4 Mitchell Johnson 5 95 6/11 54.5 1/3 33.3 8/15 53.3 23 4.6 41860 17 14 10 6 7 4

5 Alonzo Hinds 5 155 11/37 29.7 10/26 38.5 15/18 83.3 67 13.4 41830 17 19 8 13 6 0

6 Marvin Gray 5 158 19/45 42.2 8/19 42.1 7/12 58.3 69 13.8 41807 23 23 12 10 14 0

7 Ray Rose 5 106 9/27 33.3 2/5 40 5/7 71.4 29 5.8 41762 8 9 7 4 4 0

8 Eugene Bain 5 47 11/17 64.7 0/0 0 2/5 40 24 4.8 41706 11 0 6 4 1 0

9 Scott Farrington 5 22 1/5 20 0/2 0 4/7 57.1 6 1.2 0/4 4 0 1 3 1 0

10 Lynden Rose Jr. 5 13 1/3 33.3 0/0 0 2/2 100 4 0.8 0/0 0 4 0 2 0 0

11 Bennot Davis 5 94 6/19 31.6 0/2 0 16/20 80 28 5.6 14/14 28 6 13 7 3 3

12 Anwar Ferguson 5 21 1/3 33.3 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 0/6 6 0 4 0 0 1

13 Dwight Coleby 5 33 4/6 66.7 0/0 0 5/6 83.3 13 2.6 41706 11 0 3 3 1 1

14 Kadeem Coleby 5 125 22/41 53.7 0/4 0 10/15 66.7 54 10.8 41834 21 4 9 5 4 6

15 Magnun Rolle 5 129 27/52 51.9 1/7 14.3 12/23 52.2 69 13.8 13/22 35 5 15 8 4 6

Total 5 998 118/266 44.4 22/68 32.4 86/130 66.2 388 77.6 66/115 181 84 88 65 45 21

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Larry Eustachy Assistant: Mario Bowleg


Team barbados



4 Rahim Gibbons 5 8 1/2 50 0/1 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 0/3 3 0 0 0 2 0

5 Stefan Clarke 5 8 0/1 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 0/3 3 2 1 2 0 0

6 Andre Lockhart 5 107 6/17 35.3 2/8 25 17/26 65.4 35 7 5/7 12 21 11 14 6 0

7 Mark Bridgeman 5 97 5/17 29.4 2/8 25 9/16 56.3 25 5 1/18 19 7 5 8 7 0

8 Ramon Simmons 5 104 4/13 30.8 8/28 28.6 0/0 0 32 6.4 7/6 13 10 7 3 4 0

9 Charles Vanderpool 5 70 7/17 41.2 0/2 0 8/13 61.5 22 4.4 3/6 9 4 9 3 1 2

10 Keefe Birkett 5 143 9/17 52.9 15/32 46.9 3/3 100 66 13.2 3/12 15 9 11 5 9 0

11 David Gill 5 126 9/28 32.1 4/23 17.4 19/24 79.2 49 9.8 8/17 25 13 8 12 2 2

12 Akeem Marsh 5 140 31/51 60.8 1/5 20 14/17 82.4 79 15.8 12/18 30 6 13 7 3 4

13 Junior Moore 5 30 3/8 37.5 0/0 0 0/1 0 6 1.2 5/5 10 1 6 4 1 0

14 John Jones 5 99 9/22 40.9 0/0 0 6/11 54.5 24 4.8 6/15 21 2 16 9 2 2

15 Kregg Jones 5 63 5/6 83.3 0/0 0 1/2 50 11 2.2 3/10 13 1 4 2 0 2

Total 5 995 89/199 44.7 32/107 29.9 77/113 68.1 351 70.2 53/120 173 76 91 69 37 12

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Nigel Lloyd Assistant: Derek Browne


12 Akeem

MARSH C | BAR

Team British Virgin Islands



4 Ryan Alfred 5 19 2/11 18.2 0/0 0 1/2 50 5 1 1/2 3 1 1 0 1 1

5 Steve Parillon 5 79 11/23 47.8 5/14 35.7 3/4 75 40 8 10/9 19 6 8 4 2 1

6 Molik Malone 5 22 0/1 0 1/5 20 2/5 40 5 1 1/2 3 4 1 1 0 0

7 Rashid Cann 5 163 15/42 35.7 8/23 34.8 7/11 63.6 61 12.2 12/18 30 22 10 13 4 0

8 Kennedy Bass 5 149 18/36 50 2/15 13.3 8/17 47.1 50 10 9/10 19 15 9 6 1 2

9 Halstead Chiverton 5 120 4/7 57.1 14/32 43.8 9/9 100 59 11.8 1/11 12 11 13 16 7 1

10 Dione Blyden 5 50 2/4 50 5/8 62.5 0/0 0 19 3.8 2/1 3 4 7 4 1 0

11 Jovaghn Cameron 5 46 0/2 0 2/5 40 3/4 75 9 1.8 1/5 6 8 6 2 2 1

12 Norville Carey 5 125 20/41 48.8 0/1 0 14/21 66.7 54 10.8 6/19 25 4 13 6 2 4

13 Randy George 5 153 21/41 51.2 0/2 0 4/8 50 46 9.2 14/15 29 9 12 5 1 6

14 Leslie Smith 5 47 7/18 38.9 2/4 50 3/6 50 23 4.6 4/9 13 1 7 4 5 3

15 Eustace Freeman 5 25 1/3 33.3 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 4/3 7 0 5 2 1 1

Total 5 998 101/229 44.1 39/109 35.8 54/87 62.1 373 74.6 65/104 169 85 92 63 27 20

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Keith Malone Assistant: Juan Griles


7 Rashid

CANN pg | IVB

Team cuba



4 Alexis Mestre 5 89 5/15 33.3 2/5 40 2/2 100 18 3.6 3/12 15 24 8 4 7 1

5 Osmel Oliva 5 101 12/31 38.7 3/7 42.9 5/7 71.4 38 7.6 5/14 19 9 9 9 3 0

6 Javier Justiz 5 63 13/25 52 0/1 0 5/7 71.4 31 6.2 5/14 19 3 13 3 2 6

7 Yaser Rodriguez 5 60 5/9 55.6 2/6 33.3 2/2 100 18 3.6 3/5 8 7 9 3 2 0

8 Yoannis Soria 5 32 1/2 50 0/3 0 4/6 66.7 6 1.2 4/4 8 3 2 0 0 0

9 Lisvan Valdez 5 46 5/13 38.5 3/11 27.3 1/1 100 20 4 1/4 5 3 9 2 0 0

10 William Granda 5 130 13/30 43.3 8/19 42.1 7/8 87.5 57 11.4 3/5 8 9 10 5 9 1

11 Yordanis Jaca 5 106 8/18 44.4 0/2 0 4/7 57.1 20 4 12/15 27 11 6 7 8 1

12 Yoan Haiti 5 150 10/25 40 10/25 40 7/9 77.8 57 11.4 8/21 29 11 16 14 11 3

13 Esteban Martinez 5 42 7/13 53.8 0/1 0 7/9 77.8 21 4.2 3/4 7 2 3 4 3 0

14 Jasiel Rivero 5 102 15/38 39.5 3/5 60 11/17 64.7 50 10 9/8 17 4 10 5 5 3

15 Orestes Torres 5 78 13/30 43.3 0/7 0 3/5 60 29 5.8 6/10 16 4 12 3 1 2

Total 5 999 107/249 43 31/92 33.7 58/80 72.5 365 73 62/116 178 90 107 59 51 17

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Daniel Scott Assistant: Leonardo Perez


10 William

GRANDA

SG | cub

team guyana



4 Rawle Marshall 5 175 14/39 35.9 13/28 46.4 29/44 65.9 96 19.2 6/18 24 27 8 12 7 0

5 Gordon Klaiber 5 149 7/23 30.4 13/29 44.8 8/10 80 61 12.2 7/8 15 7 7 5 8 4

6 Andrew Ifill 5 145 14/39 35.9 9/24 37.5 6/8 75 61 12.2 15/17 32 8 13 7 3 2

7 Akeem kanhai 5 152 12/22 54.5 2/14 14.3 5/11 45.5 35 7 9/23 32 15 9 7 8 2

8 Ryan Gullen 5 16 0/1 0 0/1 0 0/2 0 0 0 2/2 4 1 3 1 0 0

9 Ray Victor 5 109 15/30 50 4/18 22.2 2/6 33.3 44 8.8 8/16 24 10 10 10 7 2

10 Ryan Stephney 5 49 10/20 50 0/3 0 0/3 0 20 4 2/3 5 5 5 2 0 0

11 Shelroy Thomas 5 23 0/5 0 1/4 25 4/6 66.7 7 1.4 3/0 3 2 2 0 1 0

12 Dwayne Roberts 5 112 10/28 35.7 0/2 0 7/12 58.3 27 5.4 7/10 17 5 15 5 3 4

14 Shaine Webster 5 67 10/18 55.6 0/0 0 1/4 25 21 4.2 9/10 19 2 15 3 1 0

Total 5 997 92/225 40.9 42/123 34.1 62/106 58.5 372 74.4 68/107 175 82 87 52 38 14

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Mark Agard Assistant: Kevin Joseph


4 rawle

marshall Sf | guy

Team st. Vincent & grenadines



4 Nyika Williams 5 156 32/61 52.5 0/1 0 46/62 74.2 110 22 7/26 33 7 11 21 8 9

5 Steveon Taylor 5 25 2/4 50 41643 25 3/6 50 10 2 1/1 2 4 6 1 1 0

6 Michael Penniston 5 18 0/1 0 0/4 0 0/0 0 0 0 0/3 3 2 2 4 0 1

7 Ajani Edwards 5 164 4/21 19 2/10 20 6/6 100 20 4 4/15 19 31 5 18 3 0

8 Sean Baptiste 5 123 13/29 44.8 9/17 52.9 17/21 81 70 14 10/13 23 11 8 8 5 2

9 Lezlo Mc Kenzie 5 136 6/21 28.6 0/6 0 6/14 42.9 18 3.6 6/19 25 13 9 8 1 1

10 Orlando Fergusson 5 33 1/3 33.3 3/6 50 2/2 100 13 2.6 1/1 2 1 1 1 1 0

11 John Gardiner 5 149 31/53 58.5 0/0 0 9/26 34.6 71 14.2 13/22 35 9 15 9 3 10

12 Opong Bramble 5 36 2/8 25 0/2 0 0/0 0 4 0.8 1/0 1 1 4 4 1 1

13 Kishon Bishop 5 57 4/16 25 0/6 0 6/8 75 14 2.8 4/7 11 2 10 6 3 1

14 Randolph Williams 5 17 1/5 20 0/2 0 0/2 0 2 0.4 2/3 5 2 0 0 0 0

15 Dameon Ottley 5 88 7/16 43.8 2/11 18.2 5/10 50 25 5 4/9 13 3 8 4 0 2

Total 5 1002 103/238 43.3 17/69 24.6 100/157 63.7 357 71.4 53/119 172 86 79 84 26 27

COACHING STAFF

Coach: John Sutton Assistant: Oral Roberts


8 Sean

BAPTISTE SG | vin

Team virgin islands



4 Angel Rivera 5 110 6/12 50 5/11 45.5 3/5 60 30 6 5/8 13 34 10 5 11 2

5 Kevin Sheppard 5 72 5/17 29.4 2/7 28.6 5/9 55.6 21 4.2 3/6 9 13 6 8 4 0

6 Devon Peltier 5 55 10/18 55.6 7/10 70 4/5 80 45 9 0/2 2 7 5 2 1 0

7 Cuthbert Victor 5 119 26/39 66.7 3/11 27.3 8/10 80 69 13.8 13/15 28 13 6 5 14 3

8 Craig Williams Jr. 5 100 7/21 33.3 5/15 33.3 3/3 100 32 6.4 2/23 25 10 8 6 1 1

9 Jason Edwin 5 111 17/27 63 1/4 7.1 4/6 66.7 41 8.2 4/16 20 9 12 5 5 1

10 Aaron Brown 5 127 14/27 51.9 6/23 26.1 25/35 71.4 71 14.2 4/12 16 11 9 13 1 1

11 Johnathan Gray 5 65 5/10 50 6/16 37.5 0/0 0 28 5.6 5/3 8 3 8 0 4 0

12 Xavier Richards 5 24 2/4 50 0/0 0 0/2 0 4 0.8 1/3 4 1 2 3 1 1

13 Jamaal Samuel 5 42 8/10 80 41644 20 2/3 66.7 21 4.2 2/5 7 2 4 1 1 1

14 Laron Smith 5 78 11/22 50 0/1 0 0/9 0 22 4.4 9/9 18 1 13 3 1 3

15 Phillip Jones 5 96 10/17 58.8 0/1 0 8/9 88.9 28 5.6 8/15 23 2 13 0 0 1

Total 5 999 121/224 54 36/114 31.6 62/96 64.6 412 82.4 56/117 173 106 96 51 44 14

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Milton Barnes Assistant: Tevester Anderson


4 Angel

RIVERA pg | ISV

12 Norville

CAREY

PF | IVB

4 Nyika

WILLIAMS

C | VIN

1. If you test positive for a prohibited substance, you have the right to:

A. request the B sample be analyzed

B. attend or to be represented for the opening and analysis of the B sample

C. request copies of the laboratory documentation package

D. All of the above

2. Anabolic Steroids are prohibited at all times in sport and are illegal in most coun-

tries.

Using anabolic steroids can result in the following side effects:

A. Men with breasts and women with deep voices

B. Liver and heart failure

C. Violent mood swings

D. All of the above

3. What is the purpose of the World Anti-Doping Code?

A. To protect athletes’ fundamental right to participate in doping-free sport.

B. To promote health, fairness and equality for athletes.

C. To ensure harmonized and effective anti-doping programs at the international

level.

D. All of the above

4. I should tell my doctor that as an athlete I am subject to doping controls and

should not use prohibited substances.

A. True B. False

5. Human Growth Hormone (hGH) is known to stimulate bone growth as well as muscle and

organ growth. HGH is prohibited at all times in sport and using hGH is cheating. Commonly reported side

effects of hGH include:

A. cardiovascular disease

B. muscle and joint pain; abnormal growth of organs

C. risk of diabetes

D. All of the above

6. If you are not able to provide the required amount of urine you will be asked to give a blood test in addition to

your urine?

A. True B. False

7. If my team doctor prescribes me medicine and I test positive as a result it is his/her fault, not mine?

A. True B. False

8. If a medication is okay to use in my home country, I can safely use the same brand purchased overseas.

A. True B. False

9. Only athletes competing at the Olympics, Paralympics and World Championships are subject to doping control.

A. True B. False

10. When I am sick, I can be excused for taking ANY medicine to help me get well?

A. True B. False

Answers: 1.D 2.D 3.D 4.A 5.D 6.B 7.B 8.B 9.B 10.B

PLAY True quiz


The official timekeeper Of

the 2014 CBC championships

14 Jasiel

RIVERO

pf | cub

5 Steve

PARILLON SF | IVB

5 Gordon

Klaiber

PF | Guy

CBC Delegates at the regional & World Congresses

11 Shelroy

Thomas

Sg | guy

Usie Richards and his love for basketball

Rebound: Mr. Richards, as your tenure

as the CBC President ends, what are

the main things you take out of it per-

sonally?

Richards: I want to personally express

my gratitude to the persons that served

with me on the CBC Executive Com-

mittee for their support in providing the

necessary services and promotion of

our Member National Federations.

Rebound: What accomplishments as

the CBC President stand out the most

for you?

Richards: The most important aspect

for me is the ability to bring some

sense of professionalism, timelines and

fairness to the conduct of the business

of the CBC.

Rebound: Looking to the future, what

do you see as important things for CBC

to stay true to?

Richards: The CBC must maintain a

transparent process in its conduct of

the business and the process of creat-

ing a competition system that will en-

courage and allow for the participation

of all 23 Member National Federations.

Rebound: What are CBC's best attrib-

utes for the years ahead?

Richards: The best attributes for the

CBC is the improved quality of teams

and National Federations that partici-

pate and represent the CBC in Zone

competitions. This is a success that

must be built upon by improving the

opportunity to develop players, coach-

es and administrators within the region.

Rebound: Are there any goals that you

set out to accomplish in your tenure

which you regret not being able to see

come to fruition?

Richards: Fortunately, I'm quite com-

fortable with the goals and direction I

was fortunate to be a part of in the

CBC. It is my opinion that a foundation

has been laid and can be built upon to

further the development of our sport.

Rebound: What do you see as the key

for CBC’s continued growth and suc-

cess?

Richards: In short the conduct of train-

ing and development programs for all

parties involved in the sport.

Rebound: You have had an illustrious

career as a sports administrator. Where

does being the CBC President rank?

Richards: Having the opportunity to

serve as the President of the CBC was

an opportunity granted to me to

demonstrate not only my abilities, but

more important my commitment to a

sport that I truly love.

Rebound: You will still be involved with

Caribbean Basketball, in particular as

the new FIBA Americas President. Can

you tell us a bit more about your role

there?

Richards: As the President of FIBA

Americas, all Zone Presidents now

have the audacious task of ensuring

that the policies and goals set forth at

the World level are executed within our

Zones. The recent Governance chang-

es, along with the new Competition

System are major priorities for imple-

mentation. Great focus will also be

placed on the improvement and upgrad-

ing of the administration of our Mem-

ber National Federations assigned to

our Zone. I'm motivated to ensuring

the improved management of our small

National Federations and determining

how best FIBA can assist in the growth

of these Federations.

Rebound: Can you give us your impres-

sions of the new CBC President Mr.

Glyne Clarke?

Richards: Mr. Clarke has a vast amount

of experience in the sporting world and

specifically the sport of basketball. His

greatest task will be to corral these

experiences, with the talents of the

CBC Executive, to further develop the

administration of the sport throughout

the CBC.

Rebound: Is there anything else you

would like to add?

Richards: I want to wish a Prosperous

New Year to the CBC Family and

strongly urge all to renew their commit-

ments to further serve our well de-

served members.


record & rankings - woMen

Rank Country W-L

1 Jamaica 5-0

2 Dominican Republic 3-2

3 Virgin Islands 3-2

4 Trinidad and Tobago 2-3

5 Bahamas 4-1

6 Barbados 1-4

7 St. Vincent and Grenadines 1-4

8 Guyana 0-5


Schedule & Results - woMen

Preliminary Round

Game Home Visitor Score

1 Barbados Dominican Republic 42 - 86

2 Bahamas Virgin Islands 51 - 56

3 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago 43 - 57

4 Guyana Jamaica 26 - 86

5 Trinidad and Tobago Guyana 96 - 33

6 Virgin Islands Barbados 83 - 65

7 Jamaica St. Vincent and the Grenadines 55 - 22

8 Dominican Republic Bahamas 69 - 70

9 Guyana St. Vincent and the Grenadines 57 - 73

10 Barbados Bahamas 59 - 84

11 Virgin Islands Dominican Republic 61 - 65

12 Trinidad and Tobago Jamaica 35 - 49

Re-classification Round 5-8

13 St. Vincent and the Grenadines Barbados 63 - 70

14 Bahamas Guyana 113 - 27

Semi-finals Round

15 Jamaica Virgin Islands 49 - 46

16 Dominican Republic Trinidad and Tobago 63 - 38

Finals Round

7th Pl St. Vincent and the Grenadines Guyana 69 - 40

5th Pl Barbados Bahamas 54 - 102

Bronze Virgin Islands Trinidad and Tobago 65 - 52

Gold Jamaica Dominican Republic 51 - 45


We are for clean basketball

6 Shenneika

SMITH

PG | jam

m v

p

3 points made

Tanecka Carey (ISV)

3PTs: 9

Avg: 1.8

Block shots

Natalie Day (ISV)

BS: 14

Avg: 2.8

steals

Natalie Day (ISV)

St: 19

Avg: 3.8

Leaders - Women

Points

DALE-MARIE CUMBERBATCH (BAR)

PTS: 122

AVG: 24.4

Rebounds

Jonquel Jones (BAH)

Reb: 70

Def: 39 | OFF: 31

AVG: 14

assists

Shenneika Smith (JAM)

Ast: 22

AVG: 4.4

Free throws made

Dale-Marie Cumberbatch (BAR)

FTM: 44

AVG: 8.8

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4 Natasha

ALDER f | guy

4 Tamisha

FLATTS

g | bar

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sports drink Of the

CBC Championships

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10 Debinique

KNOWLES f | bah

10 Ginelle

IFILL

c | guy

We are for clean basketball

Team bahamas



4 Cedricka Sweeting 5 96 7/21 33.3 0/2 0 4/6 66.7 18 3.6 2/4 6 15 8 8 4 0

5 Diasti Delancy 5 90 8/20 40 0/1 0 0/2 0 16 3.2 3/11 14 12 8 7 7 0

6 Philicia Kelly 5 113 17/51 33.3 1/2 50 6/11 54.5 43 8.6 9/6 15 14 8 17 4 1

7 Ashley Moss 5 67 7/19 36.8 0/1 0 3/4 75 17 3.4 13/13 26 3 14 8 6 3

8 Jonquell Jones 5 130 27/72 37.5 4/8 50 20/31 64.5 86 17.2 31/39 70 10 8 15 8 7

9 Tracy Lewis 5 65 8/29 27.6 0/0 0 9/12 75 25 5 5/6 11 1 10 1 3 0

10 Debinique Knowles 5 68 10/31 32.3 0/3 0 19/25 76 39 7.8 15/9 24 6 7 5 11 1

11 Britenique Harrison 5 52 8/14 57.1 0/0 0 11/14 78.6 27 5.4 6/4 10 3 7 3 6 2

12 Linda Pierre 5 27 2/4 50 0/0 0 0/0 0 4 0.8 1/0 1 0 5 1 0 0

13 Shanea Armbrister 5 136 33/75 44 2/14 14.3 7/10 70 79 15.8 14/21 35 10 11 3 8 4

14 Leashia Grant 5 108 20/42 47.6 0/1 0 5/10 50 45 9 24/21 45 5 15 9 10 6

15 Taneil Poitier 5 71 8/22 36.4 0/0 0 5/14 35.7 21 4.2 2/8 10 7 7 7 8 0

Total 5 1023 155/400 38.8 11871 21.9 89/139 64 420 84 125/142 267 86 108 84 75 24

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Yolett McPhee-McCuin Assistant: Brittney Ezell


8 Jonquell

JONES C | bah

Team barbados



4 Tamisha Flatts 5 56 3/7 42.9 1/1 100 1/3 33.3 10 2 1/7 8 5 5 6 3 0

5 Ashlee Daniel 5 79 7/28 25 0/2 0 3/4 75 17 3.4 4/2 6 1 4 10 3 1

6 Dale-Marie Cumberbatch 5 176 30/77 39 6/17 35.3 44/59 74.6 122 24.4 11/19 30 11 13 12 9 3

7 Maria Cumberbatch 5 77 9/25 36 0/0 0 13/16 81.3 31 6.2 1/1 2 6 7 5 5 0

8 Ria Phillips 5 88 1/22 4.5 0/0 0 3/6 50 5 1 3/2 5 1 9 7 3 0

9 Toni Atherley 5 169 16/70 22.9 6/20 30 13/22 59.1 63 12.6 15/25 40 10 17 17 7 2

10 Makela Walcott 5 21 0/3 0 0/2 0 0/0 0 0 0 0/2 2 1 1 2 0 0

11 Tiffany Thorpe 5 132 8/29 27.6 0/0 0 2/8 25 18 3.6 6/12 18 12 13 9 2 4

12 Ruth Gill 5 90 5/25 20 1/1 100 3/10 30 16 3.2 7/7 14 6 13 8 4 1

13 Winmalecia Rbowen 5 46 2/10 20 0/0 0 4/8 50 8 1.6 4/10 14 3 4 3 2 3

14 Tonya Corbin 5 10 0/3 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 1/0 1 1 2 1 0 0

15 Winmarie Bowen 5 54 0/6 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 2/6 8 1 7 2 1 1

Total 5 998 81/305 26.6 14/43 32.6 86/136 63.2 290 58 55/93 148 58 95 82 39 15

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Terry Inniss Assistant: Iantham Alleyne


6 Dale-Marie

CUMBERBATCH

Sg | bar

Team Dominican republic



4 Juladyy Zapata 5 14 0/1 0 1/4 25 0/0 0 3 0.6 0/2 2 4 3 1 1 0

5 Johanna Morton 5 110 16/39 41 1/4 25 10/15 66.7 45 9 7/13 20 14 10 10 7 0

6 Jennifer Estrella 5 117 10/18 55.6 7/17 41.2 3/6 50 44 8.8 6/10 16 8 12 8 2 2

7 Andreina Paniagua 5 98 3/17 17.6 3/16 18.8 8/13 61.5 23 4.6 12/12 24 6 9 4 2 4

8 Yamel Abreu 5 119 10/25 40 2/15 13.3 10/17 58.8 36 7.2 7/14 21 6 7 11 11 0

9 Genesis Evangelista 5 76 4/11 36.4 2/7 28.6 6/10 60 20 4 2/7 9 9 11 7 7 0

10 Wanda Gomez 5 64 5/15 33.3 0/0 0 2/5 40 12 2.4 4/18 22 3 9 3 2 4

11 Eyandra Molina 5 29 1/3 33.3 0/1 0 1/2 50 3 0.6 0/7 7 2 5 1 4 0

12 Marlem Caceres 5 94 21/42 50 0/2 0 1/5 20 43 8.6 8/7 15 8 11 6 1 1

13 Melissa Santos 5 110 16/26 61.5 1/9 11.1 5/12 41.7 40 8 2/20 22 9 8 8 4 4

14 Danilsa Andujar 5 59 9/17 52.9 0/1 0 7/10 70 25 5 5/4 9 3 5 4 2 3

15 Sugeiry Monsac 5 136 13/32 40.6 1/4 25 5/13 38.5 34 6.8 6/22 28 15 9 4 2 1

Total 5 1026 108/246 43.9 18/80 22.5 58/108 53.7 328 65.6 59/136 195 87 99 67 45 19

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Ariel Portuondo Assistant: Johnny Rodriguez


13 Melissa

SANTOS

SG | DOM

Team guyana



4 Natasha Alder 5 154 20/78 25.6 4/16 25 8/15 53.3 60 12 22/19 41 3 16 19 8 4

5 Sonia Rodney 5 55 0/4 0 2/5 40 0/0 0 6 1.2 3/6 9 2 4 9 5 1

6 Latoya Rodney 5 59 5/17 29.4 1/7 14.3 2/3 66.7 15 3 0/3 3 1 9 3 6 0

7 Kean Andrews 5 58 3/5 60 0/0 0 0/1 0 6 1.2 1/2 3 4 2 2 1 4

8 Lowquantor Gibson 5 75 1/6 16.7 0/4 0 2/4 50 4 0.8 9/9 18 1 5 7 3 0

9 Shanna Chester 5 122 3/27 11.1 3/14 21.4 3/6 50 18 3.6 6/8 14 5 18 14 6 2

10 Ginelle Ifill 5 103 7/17 25.9 0/1 0 1/3 33.3 15 3 7/11 18 2 10 4 0 8

11 Kristy Roberts 5 61 1/7 14.3 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 3/7 10 3 8 6 2 1

12 Necosia Mitchell 5 9 0/2 0 0/1 0 0/0 0 0 0 0/0 0 0 1 1 0 0

13 Tamara Hunter 5 116 3/24 12.5 5/14 35.7 0/0 0 21 4.2 9/8 17 2 9 9 6 1

14 Philomena George 5 72 3/18 16.7 0/6 0 8/10 80 14 2.8 2/2 4 5 4 7 0 0

15 Shakeila Sampson 5 118 9/30 30 0/2 0 4/13 30.8 22 4.4 6/14 20 2 11 10 4 0

Total 5 1002 55/245 22.4 15/70 21.4 28/55 50.9 183 36.6 68/89 157 30 97 91 41 21

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Ann Gordon Assistant: Brian Carter


13 Tamara

HUNTER sg | guy

Team Jamaica



4 Rashida Aikens 5 17 1/6 16.7 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 2/0 2 4 1 0 3 0

5 Thova Gardner 5 25 3/10 30 0/0 0 0/0 0 6 1.2 5/1 6 3 0 1 2 0

6 Shenneika Smith 5 157 28/76 36.8 1/10 10 12/18 66.7 71 14.2 6/20 26 22 8 11 13 9

7 Loreta Gordon 5 64 11/30 36.7 0/0 0 2/2 100 24 4.8 3/5 8 0 6 6 3 0

8 Sasha Dixon 5 163 11/40 27.5 6/19 31.6 1/4 25 41 8.2 10/10 20 14 2 10 12 2

9 Althea Byfield 5 66 6/14 42.9 0/1 0 1/2 50 13 2.6 2/8 10 2 4 1 2 3

10 Christina Mitchell 5 117 11/30 36.7 1/1 100 2/2 100 27 5.4 6/16 22 4 9 9 10 2

11 Angelee Latouche 5 141 10/30 33.3 0/0 0 3/8 37.5 23 4.6 20/12 32 3 10 8 6 3

12 Simone Jackson 5 59 2/17 11.8 0/0 0 5/8 62.5 9 1.8 4/7 11 8 1 3 3 0

13 Jennifer George 5 144 27/60 45 0/1 0 12/23 52.2 66 13.2 30/33 63 7 10 6 9 5

14 Ladonna Lamonth 5 21 1/7 14.3 0/0 0 2/2 100 4 0.8 5/1 6 1 5 4 0 0

15 Nicole Dias 5 25 2/5 40 0/0 0 0/0 0 4 0.8 3/2 5 0 4 2 2 0

Total 5 999 113/325 34.8 8/32 25 40/69 58 290 58 96/115 211 68 60 61 65 24

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Simone Edwards Assistant: Oneil Brown


13 Jennifer

GEORGE

Pf | jam

Team st. Vincent & grenadines



4 Roonesha Thompson 5 99 2/20 10 1/2 50 2/10 20 9 1.8 7/9 16 6 2 8 4 0

6 Avi Myers 5 30 1/5 20 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 0.4 3/3 6 3 1 2 0 0

7 Kia Prince 5 107 4/18 22.2 0/3 0 4/9 44.4 12 2.4 5/9 14 6 10 16 5 0

8 Sorayah Williams 5 166 20/36 55.6 0/0 0 10/14 71.4 50 10 9/37 46 12 11 11 7 9

9 Shavern Weekes 5 181 9/32 28.1 2/12 16.7 15/22 68.2 39 7.8 18/16 34 17 6 26 3 1

10 Galeine Gordon 5 107 20/50 40 0/3 0 8/12 66.7 48 9.6 8/17 25 8 10 7 4 0

11 Dilonie Sam 5 67 8/21 38.1 0/1 0 0/0 0 16 3.2 7/11 18 3 11 5 3 0

12 Shanique De Shong 5 30 7/9 77.8 0/2 0 0/0 0 14 2.8 1/3 4 3 3 0 1 0

14 Suzette Jackson 5 42 2/10 20 0/0 0 2/6 33.3 6 1.2 2/8 10 0 8 9 2 0

15 Vasha Adams 5 168 26/76 34.2 0/1 0 22/43 51.2 74 14.8 13/39 52 10 11 20 10 4

Total 5 998 99/277 35.7 3/24 12.5 63/116 54.3 270 54 73/152 225 68 73 104 39 14

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Wayne Williams Assistant: Randolph Williams


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4 Shakira Clarke 5 157 8/50 16 0/7 0 7/14 50 23 4.6 4/17 21 16 6 5 10 1

5 Jowan Ortega 5 132 8/20 40 5/20 25 2/2 100 33 6.6 6/7 13 10 4 7 6 2

6 Rhea Codio 5 105 4/23 17.4 5/14 35.7 12/17 70.6 35 7 6/8 14 11 8 4 10 1

7 Samantha Wallace 5 102 10/32 31.3 2/8 25 9/13 69.2 35 7 10/17 27 7 8 8 6 5

8 Anika Nottingham 5 32 6/15 40 1/3 33.3 1/2 50 16 3.2 2/3 5 5 2 5 5 1

9 Jellen Richardson 5 48 3/11 27.3 0/1 0 0/0 0 6 1.2 6/5 11 1 9 3 4 0

10 Kielle Connelly 5 74 4/15 26.7 0/0 0 4/6 66.7 12 2.4 9/8 17 3 7 10 4 1

11 Rhonda John-Davis 5 113 14/38 36.8 3/7 42.9 11/13 84.6 48 9.6 13/11 24 8 6 10 12 3

12 Alicia Liverpool 5 74 9/40 22.5 0/0 0 6/12 50 24 4.8 19/6 25 0 6 7 1 0

13 Latisha Pitt 5 23 2/6 33.3 0/0 0 0/0 0 4 0.8 0/1 1 1 4 0 3 1

14 Chervelle Cox 5 57 7/19 36.8 0/0 0 0/3 0 14 2.8 7/11 18 1 5 0 4 2

15 Joelisa Cooper 5 79 3/11 27.3 6/23 26.1 4/9 44.4 28 5.6 5/6 11 7 4 4 5 0

Total 5 996 78/280 27.9 22/83 26.5 56/91 61.5 278 55.6 87/100 187 70 69 63 70 17

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Learie Sandy Assistant: Shawn Ryan


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Team virgin islands



4 Kadesfha Barry 5 74 1/14 7.1 2/4 50 0/4 0 8 1.6 1/12 13 11 7 7 2 0

5 Tanecka Carey 5 143 19/35 54.3 9/34 26.5 15/22 68.2 80 16 4/13 17 19 7 15 5 3

6 Natalie Day 5 159 30/65 46.2 0/7 0 19/26 73.1 79 15.8 17/40 57 5 12 4 19 14

7 Ranai Evans 5 84 9/24 37.5 3/14 21.4 3/4 75 30 6 4/6 10 1 2 9 1 0

8 Sherelle George 5 35 2/6 33.3 1/1 100 2/6 33.3 9 1.8 1/3 4 4 4 3 6 0

9 Raemiesha Claxton 5 25 2/5 40 0/0 0 1/2 50 5 1 1/1 2 0 5 0 1 0

10 Daniella Christian 5 5 0/1 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 1/2 3 0 0 0 0 0

11 Akkema Richards 5 111 16/45 35.6 0/3 0 1/4 25 33 6.6 5/11 16 20 10 11 13 0

12 Lanese Bough 5 154 14/39 35.9 0/0 0 4/6 66.7 32 6.4 9/26 35 22 9 4 16 3

13 Rhea Benjamin 5 8 0/3 0 0/1 0 0/0 0 0 0 0/1 1 0 2 0 0 0

14 Victoria Hamilton 5 150 12/34 35.3 0/1 0 7/12 58.3 31 6.2 10/26 36 11 10 10 5 1

15 Amara Williams 5 51 2/14 14.3 0/0 0 0/4 0 4 0.8 8/3 11 0 3 1 3 0

Total 5 999 107/285 37.5 15/65 23.1 52/90 57.8 311 62.2 61/144 205 93 71 64 71 21

COACHING STAFF

Coach: Tajama Ngongba Assistant: Danielle Dawson


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All CBC Championship Awards

2014 CBC Championship for Men

MVP: Marvin Gray (BAH) Best Guard: Marvin Gray (BAH)

Best Forward: Nyika Williams (VIN)

Best Center: Joan Luis Haiti (CUB)

CBC 1st Team

PG: Angel Rivera (ISV)

SG: Marvin Gray (BAH)

SF: Cuthbert Victor (ISV)

PF: Nyika Williams (VIN)

C: Joan Luis Haiti (CUB)

CBC 2nd Team

SG: Sean Baptiste (VIN)

PG: Rashid Cann (BVI)

SF: Rawle Marshall (GUY)

PF: Ernest Scott III (ANT)

C: Akeem Marsh (BAR)

Honorable Mention

Halstead Chiverton (BVI)

John Gardiner (VIN)

Gordon Klaiber (GUY)

Lennox McCoy (ANT)

Magnum Rolle (BAH)

2014 CBC Championship for Women

MVP: Shenneika Smith (JAM) Best Guard: Shenneika Smith (JAM)

Best Forward: Jonquell Jones (BAH)

Best Center: Jennifer George (JAM)

CBC 1st Team

PG: Shenneika Smith (JAM)

SG: Tanecka Carey (ISV)

SF: Natalie Day (ISV)

PF: Jonquell Jones (BAH)

C: Jennifer George (JAM)

CBC 2nd Team

PG: Lanese Bough (ISV)

SG: Sorayah Williams (VIN)

SF: Dale-Marie Cumberbatch (BAR)

PF: Shanea Armbrister (BAH)

C: Sugeiry Monsac (DOM)

Honorable Mention

Vasha Adams (VIN)

Natasha Alder (GUY)

Toni Atherley (BAR)

Ginelle Ifill (GUY)

Rhonda John-Davis (TRI)


Thank you Tortola

Dear Friends,

More than 80 countries around the world wit-

nessed the 2014 CBC Championships for Sen-

ior Men and Women our flagship regional

event. This exposure enabled us to write a

new page in the history of our sport.

Special thanks to the National Teams of Anti-

gua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba,

Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, St.

Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and To-

bago, the Virgin Islands and the host the Brit-

ish Virgin Islands for competing and leaving

everything on the court to get one of three

berths to the 2014 Centrobasket Champion-

ships.

It is important to highlight the work and effort

of the National Federations that have been re-

sponsible for preparing each of these teams to

represent their countries at the highest level,

with a roadmap of high professionalism.

I would also like to thank the BVI Basketball

Federation and President, Mr. Guy Lester

Malone, also the LOC's Managing Director/

Event Producer, Mrs. Dawn Crabbe-Herbert of

P2W Sports Limited (BVI) who has decided to

take the lead in Caribbean Basketball. BVI has

demonstrated the ability of their country to

organize championships at the highest level.

To all players and coaching staff who have

once again demonstrated their commitment to

their national colors, we say thank you on be-

half of all basketball lovers, for giving us the

opportunity to enjoy this sport on such a high

level.

Finally, to the Government of the British Vir-

gin Islands, its Premier the Honourable Dr. O.

Orlando Smith and the Minister of Education

and Culture, the Honourable Mr. Myron V.

Walwyn, we thank you for all the support,

dedication and commitment. The Caribbean

Basketball Confederation has once again put

its trust in the British Virgin Islands and you

have delivered with great achievement and

have proved that the British Virgin Islands is

most worthy of this important appointment.

I would like to personally thank Mr. Greg

Todd, the FIBA Americas staff and all the vol-

unteers, this event could not have been a suc-

cess without the dedication and hard work of

people like you.

On behalf of the Caribbean Basketball Confed-

eration's Executive Committee and the entire

Caribbean Basketball family, thank you and

see you in 2015.

Patrick Haynes Vice President, Finance & Marketing

Caribbean Basketball Confederation


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