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Massacre, Dominica – The DABA Elias Dupuis Memorial Knockout Cup has reached its electrifying semi-final stage after a thrilling series of quarterfinal games at the Massacre Indoor Sports Complex. Basketball fans were treated to high-octane action and standout performances from Dominica’s top talent throughout the week.
In Game 1 on Tuesday night, Paix Bouche Super Eagles soared past the West Coast Ballers with a convincing 68-49 win. Sharmar Felicite led the charge with 20 points, supported by Dartanian Lataille (14 pts) and Caelan Paul (13 pts). For the Ballers, Hassan Robinson managed 16 points, with support from Sherron Vidal (11 pts) and Shaelon Vidal (8 pts).
Game 2 saw Falcons 1 dominate the Police Sports Club, finishing 76-44. Meshack Duboulay impressed with 21 points, while Karim Daniel (17 pts), Kiefer Francis (11 pts), and Ronnie Magloire (10 pts) added solid contributions. Josh Telemacqe (12 pts) and Jervon Christmas (10 pts) led the scoring for Police.
Quarterfinal action resumed Thursday as the 767 SC Dominators secured their semi-final spot with a 73-53 victory over the BAA Sharks. Tilon Birmingham exploded for 22 points, supported by MC Ray Edwards, Wakame Fabien, and Rene Williams, all adding 9 points each. The Sharks’ offense was evenly matched by Jaiden Scotland, Christian Scotland, and Jimmal Peltier, each with 11 points.
The final quarterfinal clash on Friday between D-Treads Blazers and Dr. Darroux Falcons 2 was a true battle. Tied with four minutes left, the reigning Premier League champions Blazers closed on a 15-2 run to triumph 80-67. Lyndson Lunch (20 pts), Dretsuan Lee (19 pts), and Maxwell Birmingham (17 pts) led the offense. Despite Zack Bastien’s incredible 39-point performance for the Falcons 2, it wasn’t enough to overcome the Blazers’ firepower.
These semi-final matchups will showcase the top four teams from last season’s Premier League and are expected to deliver exceptional basketball action as they battle for a spot in the finals of this prestigious tournament.
Basketball fans across Dominica are encouraged to attend and support local talent as the intensity builds on the road to the championship.
Massacre, Dominica – The DABA Elias Dupuis Memorial Knockout Cup has reached its electrifying semi-final stage after a thrilling series of quarterfinal games at the Massacre Indoor Sports Complex. Basketball fans were treated to high-octane action and standout performances from Dominica’s top talent throughout the week.
In Game 1 on Tuesday night, Paix Bouche Super Eagles soared past the West Coast Ballers with a convincing 68-49 win. Sharmar Felicite led the charge with 20 points, supported by Dartanian Lataille (14 pts) and Caelan Paul (13 pts). For the Ballers, Hassan Robinson managed 16 points, with support from Sherron Vidal (11 pts) and Shaelon Vidal (8 pts).
Game 2 saw Falcons 1 dominate the Police Sports Club, finishing 76-44. Meshack Duboulay impressed with 21 points, while Karim Daniel (17 pts), Kiefer Francis (11 pts), and Ronnie Magloire (10 pts) added solid contributions. Josh Telemacqe (12 pts) and Jervon Christmas (10 pts) led the scoring for Police.
Quarterfinal action resumed Thursday as the 767 SC Dominators secured their semi-final spot with a 73-53 victory over the BAA Sharks. Tilon Birmingham exploded for 22 points, supported by MC Ray Edwards, Wakame Fabien, and Rene Williams, all adding 9 points each. The Sharks’ offense was evenly matched by Jaiden Scotland, Christian Scotland, and Jimmal Peltier, each with 11 points.
The final quarterfinal clash on Friday between D-Treads Blazers and Dr. Darroux Falcons 2 was a true battle. Tied with four minutes left, the reigning Premier League champions Blazers closed on a 15-2 run to triumph 80-67. Lyndson Lunch (20 pts), Dretsuan Lee (19 pts), and Maxwell Birmingham (17 pts) led the offense. Despite Zack Bastien’s incredible 39-point performance for the Falcons 2, it wasn’t enough to overcome the Blazers’ firepower.
These semi-final matchups will showcase the top four teams from last season’s Premier League and are expected to deliver exceptional basketball action as they battle for a spot in the finals of this prestigious tournament.
Basketball fans across Dominica are encouraged to attend and support local talent as the intensity builds on the road to the championship.
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