Tarpon Academy Are Champions

Posted by admin on March 18, 2012

The Boys championship saw JGHS’s Tarpon Academy take on Wahoo Academy.  The game took a fast and furious pace with both teams going aggressively to the basket.

Christopher Lopez, Bryce Thompson and Collin Barrett led the charge for Wahoo while Arin Taylor, Lloydell Williamson, Cameron Hydes and Azeem Burton led the way for Tarpon.  Tarpon only led by 3 points at the end of the 3rdquarter, but exploded offensively in the 4th quarter; scoring 17 points and holding Wahoo to only 6 for a final score of 39-25 in favor of Tarpon.

The finals MVP was Arin Taylor of Tarpon Academy who finished with 11 points, 4 assists and 3 steals; Cameron Hydes added 4 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals.

For Wahoo: Christopher Lopez finished with 8 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals

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KPMG 14 & Under Basketball Finale Scheduled for Tomorrow

Posted by admin on March 9, 2012

wahThe KPMG 14 & Under Interschool Basketball Leagues Finale is set for Saturday March 10th and will feature 12 teams that are competing for their Schools and Academies.  More than 120 boys and girls geared up for this first ever tournament, which has been a huge success. The schedule is as follows:

1:00 pm
Girls consolation Cup championship
Triple C vs Dolphin

2:00pm
Boys Consolation Cup championship
Triple C v Dolphin

3:00 pm
Girls 3rd and 4th Place match
Marlin vs Tarpon

4:00 pm
Boys 3rd and 4th place match
Clifton Hunter vs Marlin

5:00 pm
Girls Championship Match
Clifton Hunter vs Wahoo

6:00 pm
Boys Championship Match
Wahoo vs Tarpon

Category Categories: CIBA, Department of Sports

Holy Trinity School Returns

Posted by admin on March 9, 2012

The Cayman Rugby Football Union will not only play host to Dartmouth University in the coming weeks but will also welcome the return of Holy Trinity School from Ontario Canada.

Holy Trinity School is a co-educational Anglican independent day school located north of Toronto which enjoys a rich history of Rugby at girl’s level as well as u14, u16 and senior boy’s rugby.

Holy Trinity were last in Cayman in 2005 to be the first touring side the Cayman Rugby Union hosted post Hurricane Ivan. The young Canadians took home not only fond memories of swimming with Stingrays but their new found Cayman Rugby experience saw Holy Trinity win their local Rugby championship, a feat Holy Trinity hope to re-produce in their up-coming season.

Schedule of Games:

 Monday, March 19

4:00 Holy Trinity 7s

5:00 Holy Trinity U17 V Cayman U17

Wednesday, March 21

5:00 Holy Trinity U17 V Cayman U17

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