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Young Legs throttle Bad Boys in BVI hoops league play, 75-60
By DEAN GREENAWAY
Tuesday, May 20th 2008


TORTOLA - Young Legs defeated the Bad Boys, 75-60, at the Multipurpose Sports Complex in Road Town in Saturday night's BVI Basketball Federation feature game.

Young Legs, the 2006 senior division champs, used a 17-7 third quarter run en route to pinning a second successive loss on the Bad Boys, who opened the season by losing to the East.

Jason Edwin had 16 points and Kennedy Bass followed up with 14 to lead Young Legs. Trevorn "Reese" Lewis and Trevor "West" Stevens, added 10 points each. Bad Boys' Marlon Meyers finished with 15 points, to go with eight rebounds and five assists. Eustace "Boss" Freeman and Nathaniel "Nat" Malone, followed with 12 a piece.

The new look Guns were out of synch before finally putting it together in the fourth quarter where they had a 26-19 edge, to beat the Latinos 81-72.

The Guns trailed 20-9 in the opening quarter, before using a 27-16 run to end the half tied at 36-36. St. Thomas' Calvert White led the way with 20 points, eight rebounds and five assists. Houston Penn narrowly missed a double-double with 17 points and nine boards. Steve Parillon and Cedric Smith contributed 13 and 10 points.

Andy Ramirez paced the Latinos with a 29-point, 12-rebound double-double. Sandy Nadal tossed in 24.

The Finishers blew a 26 point, 51-24, halftime lead, then hung on to beat Against Da Odds, 90-89. Phillip Glasgow narrowly missed a triple-double with 22 points, 15 boards and nine steals. He also had six rebounds and six blocks. Nicola Charles and poured in another 22 and 18 points each.

Nikos Penn led Against Da Odds with 22 points. Glenroy Charles had 19 points and pulled 18 off the glass. Jason Dunkley finished with 16 points to go with eight steals and five assists.

Other games on the weekend were a series of blowouts. Another Level whipped All Ball, 99-27, Kimahni Walker led five scorers in double figures with 14 points. Norvin Smith followed up with 13. Glen Lamothe was All Ball's only scorer in double figures with 14.

Daryl George had 21 points as Off Da Chainz rolled over Squad Up, 70-31. Roger Farrington led Squad Up with 12.

Former champs And One had five scorers in double figures during a 93-37 whipping of Wolf Pack. Ryan Mills settled for an 18-point, 10-rebound double-double in leading And One. Dequan Bryan added 15 points, to go with seven rebounds, six steals and four assists. Wolf Pack's Kamal Brown, scored 10 points and snatched 14 rebounds.













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