DeMarco Makes Transition From Warriors to Liberty

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UNITED STATES, BAHAMAS – From the NBA sidelines to the WNBA bench, Bahamas men’s national basketball team head coach Chris DeMarco’s journey has come full circle.

DeMarco coached his final game as a member of the Golden State Warriors staff last weekend, closing that chapter with a 120–107 win over the Brooklyn Nets.

The Warriors honored him with the game ball in recognition of his impact and contributions to the organization.

That moment came in the very arena where DeMarco will soon begin his next chapter as head coach of the New York Liberty in the WNBA.

His transition also strengthens his Bahamian ties, as he’ll have the opportunity to coach Jonquel Jones while leading a Liberty squad with championship expectations.

High School Baseball

The Bahamas Baseball Association’s National High School Baseball Championship opens tomorrow with a full slate of ten games as pool play gets underway at two venues.

Action begins at 8 a.m. at Andre Rodgers Stadium, where C.W. Saunders faces C.I. Gibson, while at 9 a.m. at the Baillou Hill Sports Complex, St. Andrew’s takes on Anatol Rodgers.

The morning continues with St. John’s meeting S.A.C. at 10, followed by C.R. Walker versus C.I. Gibson at 11.

Midday matchups feature Kingsway Academy against C.V. Bethel at noon, before C.W. Saunders returns to face St. John’s at 1 p.m.

Queen’s College opens its tournament at 2 p.m. against Anatol Rodgers, followed by St. Andrew’s clashing with Kingsway Academy at 4.

The evening session sees C.R. Walker take on S.A.C. at 6 p.m., before Queen’s College and C.V. Bethel close out Day One under the lights at 8.

After two days of pool play, the tournament concludes with medal games on Sunday afternoon.