NCBL ready for an All-Star packed weekend

By Treiston Joseph On In Sports |
Members of the head table at the press conference which included Wali Jones (third from right sitting), Neil Kumar (center sitting), Kwame Mentor (extreme left sitting) and some of the players standing in the background. (Orlando Charles photo)
Members of the head table at the press conference which included Wali Jones (third from right sitting), Neil Kumar (center sitting), Kwame Mentor (extreme left sitting) and some of the players standing in the background. (Orlando Charles photo)

NBA legend Wali Jones, the DC Jammers Basketball Club and the Brooklyn Bulldogs are all here in Guyana eagerly awaiting the start of the National Community Basketball League (NCBL) International All-Star weekend which tips off today at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

At a press conference yesterday to welcome the players and Jones at the Princess International Hotel, challenges were issued, plans laid out and burning issues raised in the presence of Director of Sports Neil Kumar, Jones, sponsors, players, managers and the organizers of the tournament.

Assistant coach of the DC Jammers Clarence Wallerson noted