Caribbean Basketball Networks
Player of the year Candidates
Year End High School Wrap Up.

The Bahamian High school season is now officially over. There are no more scheduled High school tournaments or high school exposure events. Whilst this leaves the door open for The Summer circuit to reconvene before we get too far ahead of ourselves lets recap the Caribbean Basketball Networks Candidates for the 2oo7-2oo8 MyChal Thompson Bahamian High School Player of the Year Award.(Grand Bahama and Island Based High School Players)

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Coming Attractions Klay Thompson

When you’re one of the winners of one of the best genetic lotteries in the world, it might seem that it would only be elementary for you to ascend to the top of your respective sport. However, for Klay Thompson it wasn’t that quick or that easy. As recent as last year, the slept on, under-recruited shooter from the left Coast (California) wasn’t even ranked in the top 1oo players in America. Oh what a difference a year makes; Thompson combined one summer of hard work and playing with and against some of the best from across the Nation; He then topped it all off by winning the ultra tough (CIF) State championship for California. The Washington State Commit appears to stepping into a solid situation and says he is busy in the meantime preparing to make the most of it. In between time we caught up with the shooter extraordinaire for him to put things into perspective.

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Player Profile - Lynden Davis Jr.

Lynden Davis Jr.
6′6 wing guard/forward
Grand Bahama Catholic Hs.
HOYTES Organization

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Player Profile - Kentonya Miller

Kentonya Miller
5′4 guard
Kingsway Academy Hs
Rattlers AAU

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Player Profile - Sasha Ferguson

Sasha Ferguson
5′7 guard
Nassau, Bahamas
St. Augustine’s College Hs.
Oklahoma University of Science and Arts.

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Caribbean Basketball Networks
The Frenzy

Recently, the basketball Mecca of the universe, has turned its attention to the Caribbean, among other countries to get talented young prospects into the american system in hopes of grooming them for future success. It’s much like the elapsing of markets syndrome experienced by bigger wider known brands I.e. The Coke and Pepsi, Nike and Adidas lines and their market share stake in America. So in the sense of good business all entities must look outside of it borders to continue to feed the machine which exist. So with the attention being turned elsewhere and little or no structure being set up to receive such attention where the attention is being given; frenzy ensues and questions of credibility arise and linger greatly. This is for external representatives and individuals looking at the Caribbean for talented young prospects, events and/or coaches; here is how you wade through “The Extras” and get to the heart of the matter.

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McDonalds All American Game Festivities
Player Recap and Game Synopsis

The East squad won the game 107-102 over the West squad. It was an exciting and competitive game coming down the stretch however we did not come to the game for that. Here are the player evaluations according to the Caribbean Basketball Networks afficionado that were there…

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Interview:
2oo8 McDonalds All American, Morgan Wooten Award Winner and Pro Prospect Greg Munroe

Caribbean Basketball Networks was in town covering the McDonalds all American game festivities and on media day, We had a chance to briefly talk with the number one overall player in the country, Greg Munroe. The Georgetown signee had this to say about when stopped for comment…

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Player Profile

Kristan Rolle
6′6 wing/guard
St. Augustine’s College Hs
No Bull Organization

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Caribbean Basketball Networks Player Profile

Colyn Carter Grant
6′7 wing/forward
Tabernacle Baptist Academy/St. George’s Hs
Grand Bahama, Bahamas

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