The Bishop Moore Varsity Basketball team won their non-conference game against Cameron Basden and his Foundation Academy Men’s Basketball teammates by a score of 65 - 53.
Basden led all scorers in the game with 20 points, he went 4 for 8 from the Field, he went 2 for 8 from the 3-point Line, and he went 6 for 6 from the Free-Throw Line.
Basden had 7 Rebounds, 6 of them on the Offensive Boards, he had 3 Assist, 2 Steals, and 4 Fouls.
Thursday, May 02, 2024
BSSF Basketball Knock-Out Finals
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The Bermuda School Sports Federation hosted their Annual Basketball Knock-Out Finals, with five different schools crowned Champions.
Middle School Girls Final
Mount Saint Agnes Academy 10 Somersfield Academy 3
Mount Saint Agnes Academy won the Middle School Girls Final after defeating Somersfield Academy 10 - 3. T'Mia Simmons was the top scorer for the game with 6 points. Simmons was named MVP for MSA with Dasiey Langley named MVP for Somersfield Academy.
Middle School Boys Final
Warwick Academy 22 Saltus Grammar School 21
Warwick Academy scored a free throw with 12 seconds left to win the Middle School Boys Final 22 - 21 over Saltus Grammar School. Warwick Academy MVP Evan Hayward scored 8 points while Liam Johnson added six. Saltus MVP Cruz Butterfield led all scorers with 14 points with Harrison Estwanik scoring 5.
Senior School Junior Varsity Final
The Berkeley Institute 59 Mount Saint Agnes Academy 37
MVP Troy Washington and Devin Todd each scored 18 points to lead the Berkeley Institute to a 59 - 37 win over Mount Saint Agnes. MSA were led by MVP Rajan Simons with 22 points.
Senior School Varsity Girls Final
Saltus Grammar School 19 Somersfield Academy 9
Saltus Grammar School defeated Somersfield Academy in a low scoring Senior Girls Final. Saltus found the scoring touch late in the game to pull away from Somersfield. Aria Mosquera earned MVP honors for Saltus after scoring 13 points in the win. Brittany Pacheco added five for Saltus while Somersfield MVP Taylor Herzard scored 5 points.
Senior School Varsity Final
Cedaebridge Academy 56 Mount Saint Agnes Academy 42
Cedarbrige Academy made it five different school winners in five finals after defeating Mount Saint Agnes in the Senior School Varsity Final 56 - 42. Szaine Williams put on a scoring clinic late in the game to surge CedarBridge ahead in what was a close game with four minutes remaining. MVP Williams scored an impressive 32 points to lead the Devonshire school to victory. Denash Davis added 13 points and provided solid defense with a number of blocks and defensive rebounds. MSA were led by MVP Jacinto Saints led the Saints with 15 points with Olek Rymon Lipinski added 10.
Monday, April 29, 2024
Basden Helps Foundation Academy Defeat West Orange
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Cameron Basden and his Foundation Academy Men’s Basketball teammates defeated West Orange (Winter Garden, FL) 64 – 47.
West Orange outscored Foundation Academy 17 – 15 in the First Quarter, but Foundation Academy scored 17 points in the Second Quarter and only allowed 9 points for West Orange as they took a 32 – 26 lead to the break.
The Third Quarter saw Foundation Academy edge West Orange 16 – 15, and then they outscored them 16 – 6 in the Final Quarter to win by 17 points.
Basden would score 15 points going 7 from 10 from the Field.
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Basden has Impressive Performance Foundation Defeat
The Foundation Academy Lions and the Windermere Prep Lakers squared off in some playoff action, but sadly the Foundation Academy Lions had to settle for second. They had to suffer through a rough 85 - 55 loss at the hands of the Lakers. The loss unfortunately continues a disappointing trend for Foundation Academy in their matchups with Windermere Prep: they've now lost eight in a row.
Despite the loss, Foundation Academy still got an impressive performance from Cameron Basden, who scored 23 points. Another player making a difference was Ty Cannon, who scored ten points along with six rebounds and two steals.
Multiple players turned in solid performances to lead Windermere Prep to victory, but perhaps none more so than Samuel Shoptaw, who scored eight points along with 14 assists and eight rebounds. Brandon Bass Jr. was another key contributor, scoring 21 points along with five rebounds.
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Patrick's Sacramento State Fall in Big Sky Semi-Final
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In a game that literally could have gone either way, Montana State outlasted David Patrick’s Sacramento State, 74 - 71, in the Big Sky Conference Tournament Semi-Final at the Idaho Central Arena.
The victory allows Montana State to advance to the Big Sky Championship game while Sacramento State sees its season come to a close. Sacramento State advanced to just their fourth Big Sky Tournament Semi-Final by virtue of defeating No. 9 seed Idaho in the First Round, and No. 1 seed Eastern Washington in the Quarter-Finals.
Tonight, Montana State did not trail in the second half, but Sacramento State had plenty of opportunities. Montana State never led by more than six points the final 8:18, and Sacramento State missed the front end of 1-and-1 free throw situations with a chance to tie at both the 3:56 and 32-second marks.
After an Alex Kovatchev put back with 1:35 remaining drew Sacramento State within, 71-69, it was a one-possession game the rest of the way. Sacramento State forced a miss on Montana State’s ensuing possession, but Sacramento State could not take advantage missing the front end with 32 seconds left.
Sacramento State was forced to foul with 27 seconds remaining, and Montana State's Robert Ford III buried both free throws. Sacramento State immediately answered three second later when Austin Patterson streaked to the rim for a layup and a 72-71 deficit with 19 seconds left. Once again, MSU made both free throws after being fouled with 13 second to play.
Trailing, 74-71, Sacramento State’s Zee Hamoda had a good look at a 3-pointer but his shot hit back iron, and the game essentially ended during a multi-player scrum for the rebound.
