District 4 are SCBBC Xmas League 13-15 Division Champions. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

District 4, who had proven the most powerful team from the start to finish of the 13-15 Division, romped to a 60-27 win over District 1 in the final with Championship MVP, J’Von Williams top scoring with 16 points and 4 rebounds. Kimoi Walters finished with 11 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, J’Quan Scatliffe hit 9 points with 4 rebounds and Diorys Joseph picked up 8 points, 5 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 assists. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

“We had three teams from the Sea Cows Bay area,” commented Milton C. McLean. “The other Districts were invited, but for whatever reason were unable to field teams. The Division has a wide age range so although the bigger kids tend to dominate, we had some youngsters coming up who will become good basketballers.” Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

District 1 did well to reach the final with victory over District 7 on the same night but fell short in the final against District 4, despite a valiant effort. At right is First District Representative Hon Andrew A. Fahie, who was also the Coach/Manager of the District 1 lads. Photo: Provided

More action from the game. Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

A struggle for possession of the ball ensues! Photo: Charlie E. Jackson/VINO

The 9-12 Division actually concluded on Thursday December 10, 2015 with Parson's Green Machine beating Albion’s Golden Eagles 36-28 led by Championship MVP Kishawn Esprit, who scored 12 points and added 8 rebounds. Jason Audain notched 8 points with 8 rebounds and Kadeam Maynard finished with 4 points.

For the Golden Eagles, Kymal Pancho scored 18 points with 3 steals and 3 assists, Shamoi Christopher added 4 points with 2 assists and Daunte Matthias netted 4 points.

“We had three teams from the Sea Cows Bay area,” commented Milton C. McLean. “The other Districts were invited, but for whatever reason were unable to field teams. The Division has a wide age range so although the bigger kids tend to dominate, we had some youngsters coming up who will become good basketballers.”

Trophy Winners 9-12 Division

Most Points: Kymal Panchoo 65, Most Rebounds: Kymal Panchoo 25, Most Steals: Kymal Panchoo 12, Most Assists: Jamar Thomas 6, Most Blocks: Jason Audain 11, Team MVP Hannah's Blue Brothers: Raphael Singh, Team MVP Albion's Golden Eagles: Kymal Panchoo, Team MVP Parson's Green Machine: Keshawn Esprit, Championship MVP Green Machine: Keshawn Esprit. Best Coach Green Machine: Marshall Thomas,

District 4, who had proven the most powerful team from the start to finish of the 13-15 Division, romped to a 60-27 win over District 1 in the final with Championship MVP, J’Von Williams top scoring with 16 points and 4 rebounds. Kimoi Walters finished with 11 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, J’Quan Scatliffe hit 9 points with 4 rebounds and Diorys Joseph picked up 8 points, 5 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 assists.

For District 1, D’Aundre Penn smashed 14 points.

“This Division had some problems with discipline,” noted McLean “In the future we need more parents to come out and support their children, but District 4 were a very powerful, experienced team, a little older than the other teams, but also mature as a team having played together for a while now.”

Trophy Winners 13-15 Division

Most Points; Kimoi Walters 35, Most Rebounds: Nixon Hamilton 23, Most Steals: Kimoi Walters 6, Most Assists: Kimoi Walters 8, Most Blocks: D’Aundre Penn 8, Most 3 Pointers: Troyson Ceasar, Best Guards: Kimoi Waletrs and K’Aundre Clarke, Best Forwards: Renrick Massic and Diorys Joseph, Best Centre: Nixon Hamilton, Sportsmanship: Clifton Forbes, Best Coach: Devante Vanterpool, Regular Season MVP: Kimoi Walters.

District 1 had faced a Play Off game against District 7 on the same night in reaching the Final, but although not so fresh as District 4, their Coach/ Manager Andrew A. Fahie was quick to down play that and praise the Victors. “I’m proud of my team, but must applaud District 4, who are worthy Champions. They were well rested and we had to play a tough game against District 7, so with more time and another night we would have been able to compete better.”

Most Promising Players for the Tournament, which was sponsored by Hon Julian Fraser RA and Myron V. Walwyn, were named as Donald Layne, Keshawn Esprit, T’Quan Stoutt and Kevante Sprauve.