Winston Bolus League Resumes This Weekend
The 2026 Winston Bolus National Basketball League picks up this weekend after a one-week break for the inaugural ANOECS 3X3 Tournament held in the Virgin Islands. Games run Friday through Sunday at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex in Road Town, with family ticket packages and regular-season passes available.
The 2026 Winston Bolus National Basketball League returns to action this weekend following a one-week hiatus that allowed players and teams to participate in the inaugural ANOECS 3X3 Basketball Tournament hosted in the Virgin Islands. Matches start at 6:00 PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex in Road Town.
The weekend schedule offers a mix of Junior and Senior Division matchups that highlight both developing youth talent and established local clubs. Friday, May 23 (Junior Division) Mt Zion Starz vs On a Mission Jr. Friday, May 23 (Senior Division) Los Trinitarios vs Relentless East vs AGNB Saturday, May 24 (Junior Division) Skillful Ballers vs Young Empire Jr.
Saturday, May 24 (Senior Division) VG Elite vs Empire Relentless vs DA 5TH Sunday, May 25 (Senior Division) Run It Up vs AGNB Los Trinitarios vs DA 5TH No Junior Division games are scheduled for Sunday. The BVI Basketball Association (BVIBA) is promoting the weekend as a family-friendly event.
Organisers are offering Family Passes as part of ticket packages, along with regular-season passes for children and adults. Nightly tickets can be purchased in advance or at the gate, giving residents flexible options to support their teams. The league officially resumed play on May 9, 2026, and this weekend’s slate continues efforts to maintain a regular schedule after accommodating the regional 3x3 tournament.
For many local players the Winston Bolus league provides essential competitive minutes, exposure for younger athletes in the Junior Division, and a community gathering point for sports fans across the islands. Residents are encouraged to attend and support local clubs as the season unfolds.
Hosting games at the Road Town Multi-Purpose Sports Complex keeps the action central and accessible for fans, while the BVIBA’s ticketing options aim to make attendance affordable for families and basketball enthusiasts throughout the British Virgin Islands.
Primary source: VINO