In Dah Zone Claim B Division Title
In Dah Zone defeated Development 61-54 to win the B Division crown of the 2025 VG Summer Jam at A. Jeffrey Caines Arena on Virgin Gorda on November 22, 2025. The deciding game of the best-of-five series saw strong defensive performances and balanced scoring, led by Jaden Abrams’ 20 points and seven steals.
In Dah Zone captured the B Division championship of the 2025 VG Summer Jam with a 61-54 victory over Development at A. Jeffrey Caines Arena on Virgin Gorda on November 22, 2025. The win completed a best-of-five series that went the distance, with both teams entering the final game having picked up a couple of wins earlier in the matchup.
The deciding game was a defensive battle punctuated by timely scoring. Jaden Abrams paced the champions with a game-high 20 points and an outstanding seven steals, helping In Dah Zone control the tempo down the stretch. Kristian Young contributed a versatile performance with 10 points, nine steals and seven assists, while teammate Jadon Abrams added nine points.
Delonte Hillhouse and Latriel Williams chipped in eight points apiece. Development, the runners-up, were led by Jamarley Ramirez, who top-scored for his side with 17 points in a valiant effort. Forward Tiondre Martin posted a double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds, anchoring Development’s boards, and Zion Phillip added nine points.
The game highlighted the defensive intensity that defined much of the series. Steals by In Dah Zone disrupted Development’s offensive flow, and the champions made the most of transition opportunities. Despite trailing at times, Development kept the game within reach through strong rebounding and individual scoring efforts, but they were unable to overcome In Dah Zone’s late-game execution.
For local players and fans, the VG Summer Jam continues to be a valuable showcase for homegrown talent across the Virgin Islands. The B Division final, staged on Virgin Gorda, brought the community together at A. Jeffrey Caines Arena and offered younger players a platform to compete in a high-stakes environment.
Coaches and organizers have noted that tournaments like this play an important role in player development and in strengthening inter-island competition. According to Virgin Islands News Online, In Dah Zone’s victory will be remembered for its defensive resolve and team balance. As the island basketball season progresses, both teams can build on the lessons from a tightly contested series that went the full five games and delivered an exciting finale for fans.
Primary source: VINO