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Bishop’s, St. Roses High latest winners in NSBF Georgetown Conference

Jun 24, 2015 Sports

Bishop’s High School and St. Roses High were the latest Under-19 winners on Saturday when the National School Basketball Festival’s (NSBF) Georgetown Regional Conference continued at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
Bishop’s High downed President’s College 55-36 with Timothy Thompson scoring 18 points and pulling down a mammoth 27 rebounds and seasoned campaigner, Daniel Haynes contributing 19 points and 14 rebounds.
For President’s College, Jaleel Duke scored 16 points and grabbed four rebounds with five steals.
In the other U-19 game, St. Roses High beat Marian Academy 40-36 with Trinity Grid Holdings Pacesetters junior guard, Nathan Saul pouring in 12 points, completed with seven steals. He got support from Anfernee Jervis’ 10 points and seven rebounds.
For Marian, Jonathan Mangra had 15 points.
In an Under-16 clash, Plaisance Secondary defeated St. Joseph High School 47-18 with Delroy Critchlow scoring 22 points and Nigel Bowen a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds.
Lemuel Grant scored eight points and grabbed 18 rebounds for St. Joseph.
In the Girls’ competition, Marian Academy thrashed St. Roses High 32-5 as Georgianna Vyphuis led with 12 points and 18 rebounds and Jada Mohan 14 points. Sileena Arjune scored four points and grabbed four rebounds for St. Roses High.
The Georgetown Conference semi-finals will be contested on Sunday. This will be followed by the Regional Championship games for all Conferences on July 3 and NSBF from July 5-12 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

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