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Mar 29, 2019 Sports
The first of six Conferences of the National Schools Basketball Festival (NSBF) will bounce off tomorrow in New Amsterdam, Berbice at the Vryman’s Ervin Basketball Court while action on Sunday would be held at the Rosehall Community Center Ground, from 13:00hrs, daily. The full schedule of dates (ALL CONFERENCE) will be finalised shortly.
Tomorrow’s action at the Vryman’s Ervin Court is as follows:
Game 1 – Vryman’s Ervin Secondary vs New Amsterdam Multilateral School 13:0hrs
Game 2 – Berbice High School vs New Amsterdam Technical Institute 14:00hrs
Sunday Rosehall Community Center Ground
Game 1 – Lower Corentyne vs Port Mourant Training School 13:00hrs
Game 2 – J C Chandersingh vs Corentyne Comprehensive 14:00hrs
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