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Jan B Pilipinas Defend Their Title

In a thrilling finale to the National Men’s League Division 2 Championship, Jan B Construction edged out Cayman’s U17 Boys team in the decisive third game of the series, clinching the title with a final score of 91-86. This intense matchup not only showcased the high skill levels of both teams but also highlighted their resilience and strategic execution throughout the series.

Top Performers for Jan B Construction:

  1. Jan Barrozo emerged as a key player, leading his team with 26 points. His effective shooting inside, achieving a 52.2% success rate, coupled with his ability to pull down 11 rebounds, provided Jan B Construction with a solid foundation in both scoring and defense.
  2. Prisfel Cruz was a significant contributor with 21 points, demonstrating his sharpshooting skills by hitting 45.5% of his three-point attempts. His proficiency from the free-throw line, where he made 85.7% of his shots, was crucial in the closing stages of the game.
  3. Brian Lacap added 12 points, including key three-pointers that helped shift the momentum in favor of Jan B Construction. His all-around gameplay was evident with 5 steals and 5 assists, making critical plays that spurred his team forward.

Top Performers for U17:

  1. Griffin Macdonald put on a stellar performance, scoring 31 points to lead all scorers. His ability to convert from beyond the arc, where he made six three-pointers, kept U17 in contention throughout the game.
  2. Osmond Anderson was a powerhouse on the boards, grabbing a game-high 20 rebounds and adding 16 points. His double-double performance was a key factor in U17’s competitive edge.
  3. George Brooks contributed 17 points and provided playmaking with 4 assists. His scoring and facilitating played a significant role in U17’s offensive strategies.

Game Analysis:

Jan B Construction showcased their strength in shooting and ball handling, as evidenced by their 49% shooting from two-point range and a solid 34.5% from three-point territory. Their ability to manage turnovers was also impressive, with a 100% assist-to-turnover ratio highlighting efficient passing and decision-making under pressure.

U17 displayed robust rebounding, outmatching Jan B Construction with 45 total rebounds to 37. However, their three-point shooting was slightly less efficient at 32.3%, and their 60% free-throw shooting may have cost them in crucial moments.

The game was a fitting climax to a hard-fought series, with Jan B Construction ultimately seizing control in the final period. Their ability to execute in clutch situations, combined with strategic defensive plays that limited U17’s opportunities, were decisive factors in their victory.

This win marks a significant achievement for Jan B Construction, capping off a successful season with a championship title and their 2nd in a row! Both teams displayed tremendous heart and skill, contributing to a memorable and highly competitive series that highlighted the best of Division 2 basketball.

The U17 Boys team are to be commended for a fantastic season as they were boys playing against men but showed wisdom and skill beyond their years!

Jan B Philipinas Edges by the U17

Alright folks, let’s dive into this showdown between U17 and Jan B Construction! This game was a nail-biter, let me tell you. Both teams came out swinging, but in the end, Jan B Construction emerged victorious by a hair, 88-86.

Now, we gotta talk about the stalwarts who led their teams to battle. For U17, Macdonald, the Magnificent (Griffin Macdonald, that is) was an absolute BEAST! He dropped a game-high 22 points, showcasing some smooth moves and clutch shooting. You gotta give props to Clarke, the Sparkplug (Mikhai Clarke) as well, who chipped in a solid 15 points and played some scrappy defense.

Jan B Construction had their own dynamic duo. Lacap, the Laser (Brian Lacap) came out on fire, putting up 23 points and showcasing some deadly accuracy from the field. Don’t sleep on Quinto III, the Quarterback (Rey Quinto III) either, who racked up 19 points, 9 rebounds, and dished out some dimes to keep his team in the game.

This game was a defensive slugfest, folks. Both teams were battling for every inch of the court, making it tough to score. But in the end, Jan B Construction’s clutch free throws and strong rebounding down the stretch proved to be the difference.

Team Stats

Jan B Construction had a higher shooting percentage from the field (62.7%) compared to U17 (50.8%). They also attempted and made more free throws (14 attempted, 12 made) compared to U17 (20 attempted, 8 made). However, U17 had more rebounds (35) compared to Jan B Construction (33).

Overall, both teams played hard and it was a close game. Jan B Construction’s shooting and free throw accuracy helped them secure the win in the end.

Let me tell you, the future of basketball is bright in the Cayman Islands, if this game is any indication! These young players displayed heart, hustle, and some serious skill. I can’t wait to see what they accomplish in the years to come. Until next time, stay loud, stay engaged, and keep your eye on these rising stars!

345 Ballers Capture 3×3 Title

U17 boys division
345 ballers (Daric Ebanks, Leon Turner and Daniel Stone) defeated Sav Man 18-15 in the championship match to claim the Redemption 3×3 Championship Title.

Daric Ebanks finished as the MVP of the tournament with 59 total points, scoring 23 3-pointers throughout his 5 games
Joshua Barrett was the 2nd ranked player of the tournament and Xzavier Miller was the 3rd highest ranked player. Ebanks also set a record 8 3-pointers in a single game. In 3×3, 3-pointers are worth 2 points and 2 pout field goals are worth 1 point.