SKNABA NAMES TEAM FOR FIBA 3X3 LITE QUEST

The St. Kitts-Nevis Amateur Basketball Association (SKNABA) is pleased to announce the

delegation selected to represent the Federation at The Alliance: Hoops & Heritage – FIBA

3x3 Lite Quest, scheduled to take place in St. Eustatius from June 12–15, 2026.

Representing St. Kitts and Nevis will be:

* Cecil Angel

* Daivique Osbourne

* Tyquan Rogers

* Makari Gumbs

The team will be led by Coach/Manager Wendell Pemberton.

The athletes were selected following a series of national 3x3 training sessions and will have

the opportunity to compete against some of the region's top talent in the exciting and rapidly

growing discipline of 3x3 basketball.

Participating teams are expected from:

* Anguilla

* Aruba

* Saba

* St. Eustatius

* St. Kitts and Nevis

* St. Maarten

* Suriname

The Alliance: Hoops & Heritage – FIBA 3x3 Lite Quest provides an excellent opportunity

for St. Kitts and Nevis to gain valuable international competition experience while continuing

to strengthen its presence within the regional 3x3 basketball community.

“This tournament represents another important step in our ongoing efforts to grow 3x3

basketball and provide our athletes with meaningful international exposure. Following our

recent participation in regional competitions, we are excited to see our athletes continue

their development while proudly representing St. Kitts and Nevis on the international stage,”

said the SKNABA Executive.

SKNABA extends its congratulations to the selected athletes and Coach Pemberton and

expresses confidence in their ability to represent the Federation with pride, discipline, and

determination. The Association also thanks the clubs, coaches, supporters, and stakeholders

who continue to contribute to the development of basketball in St. Kitts and Nevis.

The entire basketball community is encouraged to support the team as they proudly represent

the Federation in St. Eustatius.

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