February 28 2003
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Young Gunz grabs straight set victory in BVI Volleyball Association play BY DEAN GREENAWAY Young Gunz secured a 25-19, 25-23 and 25-15 victory over Jus Pull Up on Sunday at the Belle Vue Gym, to avenge an opening day straight set loss to Terminators, in BVI Volleyball Association weekend action at the Belle Vue Gym. Dion Anslem had 19 points and five digs. Daren Vanterpool added another 13 points. Cedric Smith had Jus Pull Up's top score with 12 points and six kills. Dwayne "Para" Rubaine said he thought Just Pull Up played well for a new team trying to find its groove in the league. "I think as the season goes on, we will improve and win more games," Rubaine said. "But, we need to work on our defense. Without defense, you can't win any games. You need defense." In the other men's game, Turbulence rolled past Raw Power 25-15, 25-23 and 25-21. Oren Hodge led Turbulence with 21 points and five kills. Drexel Glasgow contributed 16 points and eight kills wile Karl Scatliffe added another 13 points. Willis Potter and Thomas Richardson had Raw Power's leading scores with 11 points respectively. Rhennie Phipps added 10 points with 13 kills. Erica Smith Penn had a game best 28 points that fired Te-Sito to a 25-21, 25-9 and 25-8 triumph over Raw Power 2K in women's play. Michelle Georges added 16 points and Lynelle Gumbs finished with 12. Nicole Browne had Raw Power 2 Ks top score with 10 points. Geriatrix stopped the HLSCC Stingrays in straight sets 25-13, 25-11 and 25-11. Pati Romney had 22 points and Jackie Weeks 20, to lead Geriatrix. Diana Peters and Trislyn Liburd lead the Stingrays with seven points respectively.
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