Buddy Hield Traded To Philadelphia

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INDIANA, U.S.A. – Buddy Hield has been the subject of trade rumors all season long and those rumors came to fruition just ahead of the NBA trade deadline.

In a move that could shift the balance of power in the eastern conference, Hield was dealt from the Indiana Pacers to the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for Furkman Korkmaz, Marcus Morris, and three second-round picks.

In 52 games this season, the Pacers relegated the 31-year-old veteran guard to a reserve role. He averaged 12 points in just over 26 minutes per game, both, his lowest totals since the 2017-18 season.

Hield took time out from packing boxes to share his expectations on the new journey with the 10YS team.

B.A.I.S.S.

Two teams celebrated B.A.I.S.S. championship titles yesterday at the Kendal Isaacs gymnasium.

The St. John’s College Giants junior boys survived their toughest test of the season and closed out the Queen’s College Comets.

Leonardo Rolle scored a game-high 17 points, but it was Kymani Bowe’s go-ahead layup that sealed the giants’ 46-44 win.

Giants head coach Darhstyn Baker reflected on the emotional journey for his team.

The C.W. Saunders’ Cougars senior boys made it back-to-back titles 

The Cougars completed a series sweep over the Kingsway Academy Saints with a 71-58 win. 

The Saints’ run late in the third trimmed the deficit to just two, but the Cougars opened the final quarter on a 15-2 run.

Ray Woods scored a team-high 20 points and spoke about his team’s resilience.

For head coach Dario Burrows the win was vindication for trusting the process.

The SAC Big Red Machine junior girls extended their series with a 29-28 win over the Giants. 

Marae Pickstock and Kailie Moss combined for 12 points in the fourth quarter to erase a 9-point deficit.

And in the sr girls the Kingsway Saints had a 34-30 comeback win in game two. 

Andica Curtis scored 11 of her 25 points in the fourth quarter and defensively, the Saints held the Giants to just two points in the period.

Game 3 in both series will be Friday at the Kendal Isaacs Gymnasium.

Track and Field

On the pro track circuit, Charisma Taylor took first in the 60m hurdles at the meeting de Mondeville in France. 

Her time of 7.94 secs was a new season’s best.