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Pitbulls 3.0 are the first Mackeson 3×3 classic champs
The first Mackeson/Rawle Toney 3×3 classic basketball tournament concluded on Sunday night at the Burnham hard court on Middle and Carmichael Streets where Pitbull 3.0 emerged as the inaugural champions of the majorly successful event.
Champions Pitbulls 3.0 players L-R Ryan Stephney, Jermaine Slater, Ryan Gullen and Travis Belgrave of Pitbull 3.0 pose with organiser Rawle Toney after winning the title on Sunday.
Pitbulls 3.0 defeated Smooth 22-12 while Plaisance Ballers finished third after besting Ion Know 22-20.
For their sensational run, Pitbulls 3.0 pocketed $300,000 and their standout player, Ryan Stephney was named MVP which meant he pocketed an extra $25,000 and the Andrew Ifill trophy, compliments of FireSide Grill N Chill.
Dominic Vincente won the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation’s (GABF) sponsored three-point shootout contest and pocketed $25,000 for his efforts.
Smooth pocketed $150,000 for finishing second, Plaisance Ballers cashed in $100,000 for third place and Ion Know $50,000 for fourth.
This event was sponsored by Distribution giants ANSA McAL, under their Mackeson brand, along with the Guyana Lottery Company’s Let’s Bet Sports, ‘STUFF’, Slingerz Family Entertainment, the National Sports Commission (NSC),Trophy Stall, JD Carn and Allegiance Corp.
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