It was Railway Tigers who proved themselves consistent on Saturday night in the day's second game – collecting the win as reward.

Boys' Club Warriors were not perturbed by Tigers win record and current form; they out hustled and outscored the cats in the first two terms 14-12 and 15-10. At halftime, Warriors held onto 29-22 lead.

In the third, poor officiating gave way to a low scoring affair as some twenty infractions were whistled. Despite the setback, Tigers edged their opponents 9-4 to tie the match up at 31 all.

Riding the wave, Tigers dumped 19 point fourth term (compared with the Warriors’ 15) which saw the game split open which afforded the team from Railway Lane a four-point win in the end.

Caustant Holness top-scored for the winners with 19 points and 9 boards and two blocks, with Detroy Jewery showing presence to post 9 points.

Sheldon Lyle the stand-out performer managing a dapper 18 points and six steals to swing the game. He was assisted by Andrew Dixon, who showed form to hit 11 points and Dwayne Hamilton 10.




By Khurt Comrie for WBA Media.