Latest update May 13th, 2026 12:35 AM
Latest News
- As drilling goes deeper and wider, Canadian mining company hitting massive gold potential
- No agreement signed for Guyana to buy gas from ExxonMobil – Jagdeo
- Despite oil boom and govt. development claims… Guyana tops brain drain list ahead of crisis-hit nations – UNDP 2026 Report
- Former APNU MPs, sitting councillors cross over to PPP
- ‘We bring our own trucks due to poor work culture in Guyana’ – Chinese Association
The upsets continue in Georgetown
Last night’s opening game of the Mackeson Smooth Moves 3-on-3 competition in Georgetown is enough proof to suggest that the tournament is wide open. As was the case in Linden last Sunday one of the strongest team’s in the first GT group opened with a lost. Courts Pacesetters’ ‘B’ team, which comprised Clemente Brusche, Mark Richards, Hugh Arthur and Sean Gillis, lost 8-10 to Knights in the first game of the Georgetown Zone on none other than the famous outdoor venue, Burnham Basketball Court.
Smooth! Knights’ Jason Croal (airborne, centre) smoothly puts one off the glass while Pacesetters ‘B’ Clement Brusche (right) tries to block the attempt last night at the Burnham Basketball Court in the Mackeson Smooth Moves 3-on-3 competition.
Courts Pacesetters ‘B’, which seemed strong on paper, was likened to Kingsway in Linden in the opening group of that zone, but it is clear that some of the smaller teams in the tournament are in no way considering themselves minnows, which makes things interesting.
However, up to Kaieteur Sport press time, we were unable to ascertain how the group ended and Pacesetters ended in the group. The competition continued into the night last night and will most likely be continued today. The first prize is $1M or a trip to the NBA All-Star.
Share this:
Discover more from Kaieteur News
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.