Latest update August 4th, 2026 12:30 AM
Guyana advances to Regional Qualifiers in eFIBA Season Four
Kaieteur Sports – Guyana has secured a place in the Regional Qualifiers of the South American zone of eFIBA Season Four, after finishing fourth in the pre-qualifying round of the competition.
The tournament, which is being contested on NBA 2K26, will resume on February 21, with Guyana now setting its sights on taking another crucial step toward qualification for the global championship in Qatar later this year.
Guyana ended behind Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela and ahead of Ecuador to advance.
Representing the Golden Arrowhead is a seven-member national eFIBA team, captained by Jether Harris.
He is joined by Craig Harlequin, Roshawn Washington, Treston Burnett, Akeam Morrison, Tyrees Arthur and Hurton Rodney, as the unit continues preparations for the next phase of the competition.
The team is currently based at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, where they have been conducting training sessions as they fine-tune strategies ahead of the resumption of play.
Guyana’s eFIBA programme is powered by One Communications, which serves as the primary sponsor through its One Fibre high-speed internet connection, ensuring seamless connectivity and optimal performance for the players.
Team Guyana finished fourth.
According to basketball’s global governing body, eFIBA Season Four continues to expand the global reach of virtual basketball, blending national team pride with elite-level gaming.
The competition has grown significantly, offering countries the opportunity to compete on an international stage while showcasing the rising standard of esports basketball.
The South American regional qualifiers will feature several competitive nations, all vying for a coveted spot at the global championship.
Only the winning team from the regional competition will earn the right to advance to Qatar, where global supremacy in virtual basketball will be on the line.
For Guyana, progression to the Regional Qualifiers marks another important milestone in the country’s growing presence in international esports. With momentum from the pre-qualifying round and continued backing from key stakeholders, the national eFIBA team will be aiming to make a strong impression as they pursue a place among the world’s best later this year.
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