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Sep 03, 2022 Sports
Kwakwani defeated host D-Up Academy when the teams collided in a number of basketball fixtures recently at Tuschen Primary School tarmac.
Kwakwani won 16-11 in the boys U12 game with Simeon Sinclair of the winning team taking the MVP prize. Akeem Wilson of D-Up Academy took the best defensive player trophy.
In the female fixture, Kwakwani were victorious 16-13. Maliya Samuels of the visiting team copped the MVP accolade and Manisa Wahid of D-Up Academy won the best defensive player prize.
In the boys U16 game, Kwakwani triumphed 31-23.
Shaquan Hamilton of Kwakwani was awarded the MVP and Lorenzo Benn of the host pocketed the best defensive player prize.
The organisers have expressed gratitude to its sponsors, Superbet, F and R Supermarket, Brother Rafman, Paint Palace, Kamala Rameshwar, Coleen Gibson, REDO Ackbar Chindu, Brother Fizul, Elliott Daniels, Principal Parris. Malanie, Kamila and Leon Mendonca, Mangal and Sons Sawmill and Lumber Yard ans Khalid Alami and Varsha Deonarine.
Sessions will continue next week at Tuschen Primary School.
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