News Room Guyana Reports | Day Four of the FIBA Caribbean Basketball Confederation Women’s Championship 2025 brought significant excitement, with host nation Guyana rebounding strongly to keep their Centrobasket aspirations alive, while the Virgin Islands clinched the first berth for the 2026 tournament.
The Virgin Islands (3-0) secured their spot in the Centrobasket Women’s Championship by decisively defeating Jamaica 93–43. Meanwhile, Guyana (2-1) delivered a stunning performance in their match against Suriname, winning 106–42, setting the stage for a dramatic finish on the final night as they vie for the last two qualification spots alongside Jamaica and the Bahamas.
The Guyanese team’s offensive showcase was highlighted by Joy Adams-Brown, who came close to achieving a quadruple-double, finishing with 19 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, and nine steals. The team’s collective effort featured impressive contributions from Anaya McDavid, who led the scoring with 24 points and 12 rebounds, and Ruth Adams, who added 19 points, 13 rebounds, and narrowly missed a triple-double with eight assists. Amisha Ramlall shined as the game’s top scorer with 25 points, including four three-pointers, ensuring Suriname (0-4) concluded the tournament winless.
In the earlier matchup, the Virgin Islands showcased their dominance, spearheaded by J-Naya Ephraim, who netted 20 points, six rebounds, and four steals. Imani Tate and Anisha George supported the effort with 16 points each. The Virgin Islands’ robust defense was evident as they recorded 18 steals, converting Jamaica’s 33 turnovers into 35 points, comfortably paving their way to the Centrobasket Championship.
With the Virgin Islands securing the first of three available spots, the focus now shifts to the final day, where two crucial matches will determine the remaining entrants for the 2026 Centrobasket Championship.
Upcoming Matches:
- Bahamas vs. Virgin Islands — 4:30 PM (Local Time)
- Jamaica vs. Guyana — 8:30 PM (Local Time)
As the tournament reaches its climax, anticipation mounts for what promises to be an electrifying conclusion.
