The Tribune

THE Bommer G Operators routed the Defence Force Waves 73-40 as the New Providence Women’s Basketball Association continued its regular season at the DW Davis Gym on Saturday night.

Sasha Ferguson scored 20 points, Vernmisha Moss (six rebounds) and Sherelle Cash both had nine points, Daria Knowles had eight points and seven rebounds, Chrishanda Rahming had seven points and five rebounds and Diasti Delancey added six points with three assists in the win.

In a losing effort, Keva Barry had 17 points with eight rebounds and four assists, Lannes Bennon had nine points, five rebounds and two assists and Chrisliann Percentie had six points. The Operators led 21-6 after the first quarter and extended it to 39-11 at the half.

Tonight’s schedule

7:30pm - Bommer G Operators vs College of the Bahamas Lady Caribs

8:30pm - Defence Force Waves vs Career Builders Cheetahs

Thursday

7:30pm - Career Builders Cheetahs vs BIAS Stingers

8:30pm - Super Value Cybot Queens vs Dee Saints

Saturday

7:30pm - College of the Bahamas Lady Caribs vs BIAS Stingers

8:30pm - Bommer G Operators vs Super Value Queens

Stingers

knock off

Shockers

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NPBA

THE New Providence Basketball Association continued its regular season on Saturday at the AF Adderley Gym with the PJ’s Stingers knocking off the Real Deal Shockers 108-91.

Batchlette LaFleur scored 24 points with five rebounds, Randy Williams had 18 points and six rebounds, Tavares Roker had 14 points, six rebounds and six assists, Gavin Scavella had 12 points and seven rebounds, Ian Pinder had 10 points with 14 rebounds and five steals and Santino Morley chipped in with 10 points.

Floyd Armbrister led the losers with a game high 31 points, Corey Williams had 27 points and six rebounds and Vernon Stubbs had 13 points and six rebounds. Salathiel Dean had six points and nine rebounds.

Wednesday’s schedule

7:30pm - Defence Force Marines vs Real Deal Shockers

9pm - Pyramid Food Rockets vs Commonwealth Bank Giants

Friday

7:30pm - Island Luck Pros vs PJCS

9pm - College of the Bahamas Caribs vs Double R Services Limited Cleaners

Saturday

7:30pm - Pyramid Food Rockets vs Defence Force Marines

9pm - Real Deal Shockers vs Commonwealth Bank Giants

CRICKET

BCA ACTION

On Saturday, the Police defeated St Georges by eight wickets as the Bahamas Cricket Association continued its regular season at Haynes Oval.

St Georges batted first and scored 136 runs in 18.3 overs. Police responded with 140 run in10 overs. Vianny Jacques 25 and Kapry Kemp 24 runs for St Georges. For the Police Rudolph Fox 66 runs not out, and Marc Taylor 22 runs.

On Sunday, the Westerns defeated St Agnes by one wicket. The Western had 111 runs. St Agnes had 110.

BOWLING

HANDICAP TOURNEY

THE Bahamas Bowling Federation Monthly Handicap Tournament for November was completed at Mario’s Bowling and Entertainment Centre with the following players selected as the top bowlers:

1st game - Gary Scavella of the BEC Shockers-City League with a

Scratch and Handicap for a 237.9 average

2nd game - David Slatter of Phil’s Food Services-City League and

Family Guardian-Bankers League with a 247 average

3rd game - Kayla Nixon of Assue Draw-City League with a 283.9 average

1st high set - David Slatter with a 735 scratch

2nd high set - Kayla Nixon with a 680.7 scratch

3rd high set - Kendyll Knowles with a 675.4 scratch

“We had a good field of 28 participants, slightly down from our record 31 last month,” said Clayton Gardiner, tournament director. “These tournaments are a self help effort by the federation to raise much needed funds and we encourage bowlers to participate.”

In the first game, Scavella beat out the field to emerge winner.

Several bowlers bowled comfortably over 200, but Scavella, aided by his handicap, was declared the winner.

In the second game, Slatter bowled a blistering 247 scratch to win. In the third game, Kayla Nixon clobbered the pins for a 200 plus scratch game and aided with her handicap, blew away the field with a total scratch and handicap combined of 283.9.

Nixon really threw the ball well in that third game and at one point, had eight strikes in a row.

For the overall set, Slatter stood tall with a 735 set (scratch) for 1st place, followed by Nixon with 680.7 and Kendyll Knowles quietly sneaked in for 3rd with 675.4. Knowles is bowling well in these monthly tournaments and I believe this is his 2nd tournament he was able to cash in on.

“We congratulate Gary (Scavella) and Kayla (Nixon) being 1st time

winners in this tournament,” Gardiner said.

DARTS

NDA REGISTRATION

THE Nassau Darts Association has set the following dates for its 2013 Gold Cup Trials:

Men

Dates: Friday, December 6

and Saturday, December 7

Venues: Waterloo Double

Out Sports Bar &

Corner Hotel

Women

Friday, December 13 and

Saturday, December 14

Venue: Waterloo

The registration deadline

is Friday, November 22.

BASEBALL

JBLN REGISTRATION

THE Junior Baseball League of Nassau completed its registration and draft process for the 2014 season. The season is slated to begin on January 18 as the JBLN celebrates 25 years as the premier youth baseball and softball organisation in the Bahamas.

The 2014 season will feature a record number of 475 boys and girls and 39 teams playing organised baseball and softball. Visit their new website www.jblnbaseball.com for further details.

HOTROD

TURKEY RUN

THE Bahamas Hot Rod Association is all set to hold its first Turkey Run on Sunday, December 1 at the newly constructed Bahamas International Raceway in the Queen Elizabeth Sporting Complex.

There will be racing and a show and shine starting at 1:30pm. Racing is slated to begin at 2:30pm.

All cars, trucks, motorcycles and even boats are invited to be a part of the show and competition.