Ravens Basketball Club Guyana

Ravens vs Ravens Final. Congrats Nick!

🏀🎯 Shootout Contest Champion – Male 🎯🏀

Congratulations to Nikolai Smith on winning the GABA Male Shootout Contest

Nikolai showed composure, confidence, and accuracy under pressure, standing out in a competitive field to claim the title. A well-earned win and a great showcase of shooting talent. 👏🔥

Photo: EDGE Sports Management

Congratulations!!!

🏆 UNDER-23 CHAMPIONS 🏆

Congratulations to the Colts Basketball Club on being crowned Champions of the GABA Under-23 Knockout Tournament 2025.
Sponsored by :
Main: Wilson Plumbing Services and General Supplies
Also Onyx Engineering Inc.

Once again, the Colts showed why they are the most dominant Under-23 team in GABA, delivering when it mattered most and rising to the occasion on championship night. Their consistency, discipline, and winning culture continue to set the standard for Under-23 basketball in Guyana.

Well done to the players, coaches, and supporters on another outstanding achievement. Respect to all teams who competed and pushed the level of the tournament.

🏀👏 Champions stay champions.

Bruches Classic 2025 Champions!

Ravens Basketball Club Gives Back: Donations Made to Uncle Eddie’s Home and Ruimveldt Children’s Home Georgetown, Guyana.

In a demonstration of its commitment to community upliftment, the Ravens Basketball Club proudly announces its recent charitable contributions made during the month of August 2025. The club made donations to two esteemed institutions, Uncle Eddie’s Home and the Ruimveldt Children’s Home, as part of its ongoing efforts to support and invest in the wellbeing of vulnerable groups in Guyana.
These donations reflect the core values of the Ravens Basketball Club, which has long believed that true success goes beyond the court and into the heart of the community.
“As a team, we are not only committed to excellence in basketball but also to being agents of positive change. Giving back to institutions like Uncle Eddie’s Home and Ruimveldt Children’s Home is part of our responsibility as community role models,” said Coach Marlon Rodrigues.
The initiative follows the club’s impressive performance in the 2025 edition of the One Guyana Basketball Tournament, where the Ravens proudly finished as national runners up. The team’s success in the tournament has further motivated its members to lead with purpose and set an example of unity, generosity, and sportsmanship.
The Ravens Basketball Club extends heartfelt thanks to its supporters, fans, and partners, whose continued encouragement empowers the team to perform on the court and uplift lives off it.

Victory Valley Royals won the 2024/2025 One Guyana Basketball Premier League.

Congratulations to the Victory Valley Royal. Worthy Champions!

Who will be crowned champions? Game one tonight !

The Defending Champions Ravens basketball club soared to the Finals of second edition of the One Guyana Basketball Championships, edging out the Pacesetters 74-68 in an epic showdown at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

The game got off to a blistering start, with both teams trading baskets like heavyweights in the early going. Ryan Stephney's sizzling shooting sparked the Ravens, as he drained back to back three-pointers to stake his team to a 15-8 lead. But the Pacesetters refused to back down, countering with a fierce 5-0 run to close the gap to just two points by the end of the first quarter.

The Ravens regained their footing in the second quarter, with Nikkolai Smith and Stephney combining for key baskets while suffocating the Pacesetters' offense with a stifling zone defense. The Ravens' game plan paid off, limiting the Pacesetters to just 14 points in the quarter and building a 37-27 halftime advantage.

The third quarter saw the Ravens stretch their lead to as many as 14 points, but the Pacesetters had no quit in them. They capitalized on defensive lapses to chip away at the lead, keeping the game within striking distance. Just when it seemed the Ravens were cruising, disaster struck as star point guard Shamaar Huntley went down with a lower leg injury, but Talisman Darcel Harris answered the call, steadying the ship and guided the Ravens to a 57-47 lead heading into the final frame.

The fourth quarter was a war of wills, with the Pacesetters mounting a furious 8-0 run to cut the lead to just one point. But the Ravens refused to blink. The momentum shifted decisively in their favor when Darcel Harris sliced through the Pacesetters' defense, finding a cutting Alroy Nurse for a thunderous dunk over a hapless Juslin Crawford. His attempt to block the shot resulted in a foul and a "poster" whist sending Nurse to the line for an and-1 opportunity. Nurse coolly sank the free throw, giving the Ravens a crucial 4-point cushion.

Nurse was the hero the Ravens needed, scoring 8 of his 13 points in the final frame and converting 8 of 11 free throws to seal the win. Smith's efficient 19-point performance, Stephney's 17 points (including 5-10 from beyond the arc), and Jude Corlette's dominant inside play (17 points on 7-11 shooting) rounded out the winning effort. The Ravens now prepare to face the Royals in the Finals, setting the stage for an electrifying matchup.