Caribbean Basketball Networks takes this opportunity to mourn the passing of a legend, Godfrey McQuay.
McQuay was the Head coach of the the defending Basketball Champions in the Bahamas Association of Independent Secondary Schools, The Prince William Hs Falcons. McQuay recently ascended to the ranks of record book status by leading Prince William Hs to the the championships in both the Junior and Senior Boys Divisions.
McQuay is the founder of one of the most successful programs on the Bahamian Basketball landscape, The Rockets Basketball Club. The Rockets are one of the few programs that have won at every level of competition in the last five years.
McQuay has worked with an innumerable amount of individuals that hold a place among the Bahamian Basketball Elite; Professionals Quientin Demmeritte, Emelike Delancy and Philip Huyler, Collegians Horatio “Yellow ” Poitier, Kennedy Polidor, Mitchell Johnson, Jamaar Bain, Sarone Kennedy, Taige Adderley, Michael and Alfred Delancy, Junior National Teamers Lorenzo Morris, Henderson Curry, Rashad Williams,Donothan Moss, Ollen Smith and Scottie Farrington just to name a few. These are just some of the many that Coach Godfrey McQuay has aided in their growth and development in his tenure as a head coach.
Caribbean Basketball Networks was in correspondence with the late Coach Mcquay and was in the process of cataloging his basketball experience prior to his passing…In the Coming weeks these will be released…Our Sincerest Condolences are offered to te Family of Coach McQuay
Caribasket.com 2oo7-2oo8 Pre-Season Bahamas Association of Independent Schools Sporting Association (B.a.i.s.s.) Rankings
Today, The Caribbean basketball Networks takes a look at the private school sector of Bahamian High School hoops. . Here are the preseason projections for this upcoming season… (more…)
Caribasket.com’s Pre-Season Government School RankingsCaribasket.com 2oo7-2oo8 Pre-Season Government Secondary Schools Sporting Association (G.s.s.s.a) RankingsToday, The Caribbean Basketball Networks releases its tentative pre-season rankings to the public. The G.s.s.s.a isn’t expected to start until possibly the early part to the middle of next month. As usual competition is expected to be keen, as it always is, and the public is invited to readily come out and support your own “best and brightest”. (more…)
Sir Jack Heyward Hs Wildcats
Northern Grand Bahama, Bahamas
1 Hugh Campbell Hs National Championship, Three Championship game appearances,
Two-Time Defending Vitamalt Classic Champions, 2oo7 Grand Bahama Catholic Hs Champions.
The Jack Heyward Hs Wildcats under the leadership of Head Coach Ivan Butler have been the premiere team coming out of Freeport for the last 8 years. The Wildcats have produced at least 8 collegiate basketball players (National Teamers Marvin Grey and Tomasio Dames, Collegians Gregory Munroe, Trevor Williams, Rashard Nesbitt, Chester Griffin and Jeffery Adderley -directly or indirectly) in that same period of time. The Wildcats have made it to the Championship of every tournament in Grand Bahama and New Providence that they have entered also in that 8 year period of time. (more…)
Eric Gordon
6′4 Combo Guard
North Central Hs,
Indiana University -Top Five Recruit in America
-On the NBA Draft radar
-The perfect synergy of Bahamian world class athleticism and American Hs Coaching.
-Orchestrated a new meaning to the term: “Recruiting War”: Probably, The main reason why Bruce Weber (Illinois Head Coach) and Kelvin Sampson (Indiana Head Coach) will probably not be speaking any time soon.
Tehran Cox6′1 Point guard
C.I. Gibson Hs, Fayetteville Christian Hs Alum
Presently at UA-Fort Smith Cc2oo5 Hugh Campbell National Tournament Championship Team Member
-2oo7 3A State Tournament Most Valuable Player
-Caribasket.com’s Number #1 player in the Hs class of 2oo7 (Ranked number one player by Caribasket.com since 2001)
-2oo7 3A State Tournament Most Valuable Player
Simeon Hinsey
6′1 guard
Formerly Of Nassau Christian Academy Hs
John Brown University-John Brown University Career Leader in Assist
-Hugh Campbell Participant, Four Year College Player
