NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The BAISS baseball championships have produced a first-time winner in the junior boys division, while the senior boys title will be decided in a third game.
The Windsor School Wolves made history, completing a two-game sweep over the Queen’s College Comets to claim their first-ever junior boys baseball championship.
Windsor opened with a 16-8 win on Monday, pulling away with most of its runs coming in the later innings.
The Wolves then closed out the series with an 11-1 victory on Wednesday, ending the game in three innings under the 10-run mercy rule.
Winning pitcher Alexander McPhee allowed just two hits and one run in two and two-thirds innings on the mound.
In the senior boys series, SAC responded and kept their season alive with a 13-3 win in game two to even the series.
Jalen Sweeting drove in the run that triggered the 10-run mercy rule.
QC won the opener 10-8, scoring five runs on just one hit in the second inning.
SAC fought back to tie the game at five, but the Comets regained the lead late.
The deciding game three is set for Monday, with two-time defending champions QC looking to claim a third straight title, while SAC chases its first senior boys baseball championship.
Sunland Rallies Past Tabernacle to Claim GBSSAA Tip-Off Title
The Sunland Baptist Academy Stingers are the 2026 GBSSAA Senior Boys Tip-Off Classic champions after rallying to defeat the Tabernacle Baptist Academy Falcons 63-58 in the championship game.
Tarrus Williams led the way with 18 points, earning tournament MVP honours, while King Lightbourne added 16 and Garron Oliver contributed 13.
The Stingers trailed by as many as 12 points and entered the fourth quarter down 52-48.
However, after Falcons point guard Shaun Corneille fouled out at the start of the period, Sunland took control, outscoring Tabernacle 19-6 to secure the five-point victory.
Kavon Russell also finished with 18 points for the Falcons, while Corneille had 17 and Travis Kelly added 11.
The championship marks a strong start for new Stingers head coach Denzel Knowles, who was also named coach of the tournament.
Cordero Seymour Jr. received the award for best defensive player.
Sunland has a recent history of success in the competition, winning five straight Tip-Off titles before relinquishing the crown last year to St. George’s.
QC Comets Swim to Another BAISS Championship
The Queen’s College Comets are the 2026 BAISS swimming champions, delivering a dominant performance at the Betty Kelly-Kenning National Swim Complex for their 15th consecutive title.
The Comets finished with 504.5 points, more than 200 ahead of second-place St. Anne’s Blue Waves, who scored 302.5 points.
St. Augustine’s College finished third with 292 points, while Windsor School was fourth with 232 and Lyford Cay rounded out the top five with 191 points.
St. Andrew’s School was sixth with 142 points, Aquinas was seventh with 107 points, St. John’s was eighth with 56 points and Kingsway Academy scored 44.
Queen’s also topped the medal table with 19 gold, 15 silver and 10 bronze medals, Windsor was second with seven gold, three silver and six bronze, while St. Anne’s finished third with six gold, six silver and six bronze.
