MONTEGO
BAY, St James - Defending champions Cornwall College
secured the number one spot entering the semi-finals of the
ISSA/KFC Western Conference basketball competition by
hammering Rhodes Hall, 121-26, at the MoBay Cricket Club on
Monday.
The win was Cornwall's ninth in a row as they improved to 18
points and cannot be overtaken. Despite their third straight
loss, Rhodes Hall are still in with a chance of making the
top four.
William Knibb are the other semi-finalists with 15 points
from nine games, while Herbert Morrison and Muschett are
also in the running.
Meanwhile, Cornwall joined unbeaten Herbert Morrison at the
top of the Under-19 tables after Spot Valley failed to show
up for their game on Monday.
Cornwall and Herbert Morrison are on 16 points and will be
joined by Mannings in the semi-finals, while Muschett and
William Knibb will tussle for the other spot.
Five Cornwall players notched double figures, led by
Tevin Brown's 29 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists.
Romaine Hinds scored 24 points and had 12 rebounds; Shane
Graham scored 15 points; Junior Chinnock and Alex
McFarlane had 14 each and Robert McIntosh had 10
rebounds and 11 assists.
The league continues today with Herbert Morrison vs Muschett
in Montego Bay in an Under-19 game, and Rhodes Hall vs
William Knibb in an Under-16 encounter.
caption:
JRobert McIntosh attempts a lay-up
for Cornwall College in a U-16 game against Rhodes Hall
at the Montego Bay Cricket Club on Monday. Cornwall won
121-22. (Photo: Paul Reid) From the Jamaica-Observer January 20, 2010