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Caye Caulker Baller’s 4 Life Basketball Tournament is underway

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The Caye Caulker Ballers 4 Life Basketball Tournament held its sixth week of games over the weekend and is gearing up for the playoffs. The tournament has seven teams from Belize City, San Pedro Town and Caye Caulker village in a 12-week tournament. With the sponsorship of the Belize Tourism Board and the San Pedro Belize Express Water Taxi, the tournament is a huge success, attracting many people for the regular Saturday night games being held at the Caye Caulker Basketball Court.

Speaking to The San Pedro Sun, organizer Charles Young Jr. explained that, “the tournament is geared at engaging at risk youth of both islands in some sort of sports. It is also an opportunity for me (Charles) to give back to the communities.”

The teams competing are: Hot Skull, Lazy Lizard Black Neighborhood, Bun Fire and Hard Time Hustlers from Caye Caulker; ET Center/ Jolly Rogers from Belize City and Tuff E Nuff from San Pedro
On Saturday, August 25th Tuff E Nuff, led by Rico Black, played Lazy Lizard and managed to win by a comfortable margin of 78 to 69 points. So far Tuff E Nuff has won three out of four games played and has two more games before the play off.

Standings are as follows:

ET Center/Jolly Rogers: 4 wins – 0 lost – 2 games pending
Hot Skull: 4 wins – 1 lost – 1 game pending
Tuff E Nuff: 3wins – 1 lost – 2 games pending
Black Neighborhood: 3 wins – 2 lost – 1 game pending
Lazy Lizard: 3 wins – 2 lost – 1 game pending
Hard Time Hustlers: 1 win – 4 lost – 1 game pending
Bun Fire: 1 win – 5 lost – 0 game pending

Schedule for week seven (Saturday September 1st) – starting at 7PM at the Caye Caulker Basketball Court

Tuff E Nuff Vs Hard Time Hustlers
ET Center/Jolly Rogers Vs Black Neighborhood
Lazy Lizard Vs Hot Skull

Schedule for week eight (Saturday September 8th)

Tuff E Nuff Vs ET Center/Jolly Rogers

After the regular season, the four top teams will advance to the playoffs. The San Pedro Sun will have updates of the tournament.

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