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Jan 12, 2013 Sports
Play in the Berbice Inter Club Banks Classic Basketball round robin competition continued in Berbice with two more games over the weekend after a break for the festive season with wins for the New Amsterdam teams Central New Amsterdam and Smythfield.
In results of the matches played, Central New Amsterdam travelled to Rose Hall Town and whipped the host Corentyne Jammers 65-41 with the Vanderstoop brothers combination of Enoch, with 21 and Jevon 11 points leading the rout. Jammers’ Troy Paul contributed 19 points in a losing cause for his team.
Over at the New Amsterdam basketball court, Fyrish Black Sharks were fearless as they swam in unfamiliar waters to intimidate and devour host Smythfield Rockefellers 45-37 to hand them their first loss and be the first team to book their place in the semifinals so far after completing all four of their games. Linden Joseph scored 12 points for the winners. Fyrish ended with two wins and two loses.
The competition continues tomorrow with two more games as the remaining four teams battle for the remaining three semifinal spots.
At the New Amsterdam Basketball court, Central New Amsterdam will be at home to Rose Hall Town, while at the Rose Hall Town Hard Court, Corentyne Jammers will be at home to Smythfield Jammers. Both games are scheduled to get started at 16:00hrs.
Five teams are participating in the competition which is being played on a round robin basis. The top four teams will then advance to the semifinals which will see the team with the most points taking on the team third in the points standing and the second and fourth placed teams clashing for a spot in the finals which is slated for Sunday 20th January at the New Amsterdam Basketball Court.
The top four teams will all be presented with cash, trophies and other prizes while there will also be prizes for outstanding individual participants.
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