Eight Games This Weekend in Winston Bolus
The BVI Basketball Association (BVIBA) has scheduled eight games across three days at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex in Road Town, kicking off each night at 6:00 PM. The 2026 Winston N. Bolus National Basketball League returns this weekend with junior and senior matchups and a special dedication to the late commentator Winston N. Bolus.
The BVI Basketball Association (BVIBA) has announced a packed weekend of action as the 2026 Winston N. Bolus National Basketball League returns to the courts. All eight games are set to be played at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex in Road Town, with a 6:00 PM start each evening. Friday’s slate opens with a Junior Division matchup as One A Mission takes on Young Empire, followed by senior fixtures pitting VG Elite against Los Trinitarios and DA 5TH against AGNB.
Saturday’s programme features another Junior Division contest—Mt Zion Starz versus Skillful Ballerz—along with Empire facing AGNB and VG Elite meeting East. Sunday closes out the weekend with two headline games: DA 5TH versus Empire, followed by East against Run It Up. The schedule gives local fans an opportunity to see rising youth talent as well as established teams in close succession over three nights.
BVIBA encouraged supporters to “bring the energy, bring the noise,” emphasizing the return of competitive basketball to the territory and the importance of strong home-court support. For BVI residents, the weekend represents more than just entertainment; it offers a chance for community gathering, youth development, and scouting of local talent who may progress to regional competitions.
The league’s 2026 season carries special significance: it is named in memory of the late Winston N. Bolus was a well-known and much-loved league commentator, and organisers say the dedication recognises his long-standing contribution to basketball coverage and the island’s sporting culture.
Residents planning to attend should note the consistent 6:00 PM start time for all games and the centralized location at the Road Town complex, which remains the main hub for indoor sport on Tortola. While ticketing and entry details were not specified in the BVIBA announcement, fans are advised to arrive early to secure seating and to support teams safely and respectfully.
With junior and senior teams on display, the weekend promises competitive play and community spirit. BVI basketball’s return underscores the sport’s role in island life and offers an accessible, family-friendly outing for supporters across the territory.
Primary source: VINO