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Lady Warriors shoot for 7th crown
- Updated: 13 June 2018
Last season's finals MVP Courtisha Ebanks is looking to lead her team to another title.
The Lady Warriors continued their quest to win their seventh title and fourth in a row, as they advanced to the finals of the Cayman Islands Basketball Association’s 2018 National Women’s League. Standing in their way are relative newcomers and first-time finalists National Cement Islanders.
Both the Lady Warriors and the Islanders swept their way through the semi-finals against Dream and WOV Alumni on 3 and 10 June.
Here’s how they got there:
Lady Warriors vs Dream
Game 1: Lady Warriors 61 points v DREAM 21 points
Lady Warriors
Courtisha Ebanks: 25 points; 20 rebounds; 5 as; 3 steals; 6 blocks
Hannah Parchment: 20 points; 3 rebounds; 2 steals
Michal Segal – 12 points
Sade Wood – 4 points; 14 rebounds; 8 assists; 3 steals; 2 blocks
DREAM:
Jayme Farrell: 9 points; 10 rebounds; 2 assists 5 steals
Lisa Kemp: 3 points; 13 rebounds; 4 steals; 1 block
Game 2: Lady Warriors 62 points v DREAM 33 points
Lady Warriors
Courtisha Ebanks: 23 points; 26 rebounds; 5 assists; 4 steals; 4 blocks
Hannah Parchment – 16 points; 8 rebounds; 2 assists; 5 steals
Michal Segal – 10 points; 3 rebounds; 2 assists; 2 steals; 1 block
DREAM
Mary Martin: 14 points; 13 rebounds; 2 assists; 2 steals
Arlene Herrera – 11 points; 3 rebounds; 2 assists; 2 steals
WOV Alumni vs National Cement Islanders
Game 1: W.O.V. Alumni 41 points v National Cement Islanders 49 points
National Cement Islanders
Oniessha Cayasso: 20 points; 2 steals; 4 blocks
Scimone Campbell-Chin: 14 points; 10 rebounds; 2 assists 6 steals; 1 block
Stacey-Ann Kelly – 6 points; 13 rebounds; 4 assists; 6 steals
W.O.V. Alumni
Vania Cornwall: 14 points; 12 rebunds; 1 assist; 2 steals
Abigail Stoddart – 2 points; 10 rebounds; 2 assists; 2 steals
Game 2:W.O.V. Alumni 35 points v National Cement Islanders 46 points
National Cement Islanders
Stacey-Ann Kelly: 16 points; 13 rebounds; 3 assists; 3 steals; 2 blocks
Scimone Campbell-Chin: 14 points; 8 rebounds; 2 assists; 5 steals; 1 block
Oniessha Cayasso: 10 points; 5 rebounds; 2 assists; 2 steals; 2 blocks
W.O.V. Alumni
Letanya Thompson – 10 points;
Amanda Stone – 8 points; 12 rebounds; 1 assist; 6 steals; 1 block
Vania Cornwall – 6 points; 10 rebounds; 1 assist; 3 steals; 2 blocks
The finals begin next Sunday June 17 at Camana Bay with a best of three series between the six-time champions Lady Warriors and first-time finalist National Cement Islanders, this promises to be an exciting fight to the finish.
Game 1 – Sunday June 17 at 6:30 pm
Game 2 – Tuesday June 19 at 6:30 pm
Game 3 – Sunday June 24 at 6:30 pm if necessary
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