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Caribbean Basketball Networks Player Profile

Bennet Davis Jr.
6′9 small forward
St.George’s Hs,
Grand Bahama, Bahamas.

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Leonardo Lightbourne - Player’s Edge

At every stop of evaluation, Leonardo lightbourne was almost always considered one of the better talents not only in his age group but to come out of the Bahamas in the past ten years. The rangy 6′7 athletic freak, (a Darius miles clone with less hype) has paid his dues to the game through practice and hardwork….needless to say “his talent has always made way for him”. (more…)

Player’s Edge -Player, Trainer and Coach Mark Hanna

The player’s edge with strength and conditioning guru - coach Mark Hanna, who at the ripe old age of 35, is still often mentioned in almost every conversation that is held when people are discussing who is arguably the best player in this Bahamas today.

Mark Hanna’s basketball career started late by most standards, as he did not play basketball until he came to LW young as a twelfth grader from Eleuthera. This however did not stop the young Hanna from making his mark when he did play. (more…)

Caribasket.com’s Guess Who’s back

Along with the aforementioned names from the Caribasket.net Collegiate All-Bahamas First team and Second teams, there are some more Bahamian college hoopsters who deserve recognition simply for making it to the second rung. Bear in mind when talking basketball at this level, the higher up you go the less “scrubs” there are…If you see a player wearing a college uniform, it is probably a basketball reason behind why he/she is wearing it, plain and simple. There arent a lot of coaches that recruit and play players simply because of their personality…Especially if they are from a foreign country. In any event, Here we give respect where and because respect is due….. (more…)

Caribasket.com’s Bahamian year in basketball: International High School Edition

The movement that most stands out in the minds of the Bahamian people of yester years is the memory of the Jacksonville four (Mychal Thompson, Osborne Lockhart, Cecil rose and Charles Thompson). This cadre of talented Bahamians went to the Miami Senior high school and proceeded to take over basketball in the state of Florida for the duration of their high school careers. Seeing that history has the tendency to repeat itself. This year on a lesser level of exposure and in two different states, two groups of Bahamian high school students looked to recapture that magic of the Jacksonville four in their own special way. (more…)

Larry Wilson- State of the Bahamian basketball Union address

Larry Wilson is the second vice president and active spokesperson for the Bahamas basketball federation. Wilson has been working actively or directly involved in Bahamian basketball for some ___ years. Wilson works mainly around basketball functions originating from the capital, new providence. Here we took a few minutes to speak with Mr. Larry Wilson about his reflections and impressions of the current state of Bahamian basketball. (more…)

Felix “Fly” Musgrove - Coach’s Corner

One of the smoothest and most successful transitions from a marquee player to a marquee coach in Bahamian basketball history is the one successfully competed by Felix “Fly” Musgrove. One of the younger siblings within one of the more athletically dominant families in Bahamian history, the Musgrove name has roots in sporting success. Given the name “Fly” for his propensity to take off and finish on or over a defender in his younger days, Musgrove had his way on the basketball court for the St. John’s College Green Giants. After illin’ the Bahamian high school scene, he took his game to Georgia to Truin-Mccartney College for a year. Felix then transferred to the University of Science and Arts in Chickasha, Oklahoma where he completed his collegiate basketball career. (more…)

Stephen Strachan- coach’s corner

One of the most quickly emerging summer basketball programs in the Bahamas is the southside stingers basketball club. The Stingers, a relatively new basketball club, have emerged from the myriad of summer hoop groups to become the winningest program over the past 5 years as it relates to the summer hoops circuit. The program pulls talent mainly from the southern regions of new providence (The Carmichael, Pinewood, South beach areas). The Southside Stingers play what the coach describes as “fun with defense”, a regular motion offense and rip, run and gun type basketball. Not too regimented like a high school but not too lax whereas its chaos. Today we sat down with the brain trust for the ultra successful summer program to get his thoughts and reactions. (more…)

Kweemada King - Old School Gold

Bahamian basketball is been trademarked by the constant possibility of a high level display of athleticism. These showcases usually dominate the sport when it is played here in the Bahamas. So what happens when a physically dominant athlete (world class on almost any stage) is groomed from a young age by one of the greatest internationally exposed Bahamian coaches in the ways and applications of the fundamentals? You have a Phenomenon. Definition:- Something said to come around every fifteen to twenty years. Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Kweemada King.

Kweemada king is basketball cream….he was usually at or around the best on whatever court he stepped on. This process started early and at close to forty today…he will probably still be there if he decides to lace his sneakers up one more time. (more…)