The Schools Basketball League continued on Sunday with a blockbuster top-of-the-table clash as President’s College (PC) narrowly defeated Queen’s College (QC) 45-44 in a tense and entertaining encounter.
QC made a confident start to the contest, showing early composure and sharp ball movement to secure a 16-12 lead at the end of the first quarter. However, scoring proved difficult for both sides in a scrappy second quarter, allowing President’s College to claw their way back into the game. By halftime, the teams were locked at 20-20, setting the stage for a dramatic second-half.
President’s College reasserted their dominance in the third quarter, tightening their defence and capitalising on key possessions to outscore QC 13-6. That run proved crucial as it gave the home side a narrow cushion heading into the final period.
Queen’s College refused to go down quietly and mounted a spirited fightback in the fourth quarter, pressing aggressively and finding timely baskets to close the gap. Despite the late surge, President’s College held their nerve in the closing moments to secure a hard-fought one-point victory.
Terron Mohabir led the way for President’s College with an impressive all-round performance, scoring 13 points and grabbing seven rebounds. Romarion Wolfe also made a significant contribution with 12 points. For Queen’s College, Darren Dublin delivered a standout display, finishing with a game-high 20 points and four rebounds.
The win moves President’s College to the top of the league standings with eight points, while Queen’s College suffered their first defeat of the tournament but remain second. With the competition heating up, Sunday’s thriller served as a reminder of just how closely matched the league’s top teams are.
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