Some of S.J.C bball players after winning the first ever title in
school's history!!! (l-r: Elnicka Gibson, Gia Davis, Vashti Hinds
and Alisha Bethel).
After a victorious win... Championship!
Coach Brown looks collecting and gathering thoughts.
Taneka Sandiford passes the ball into play against Nassau's
St. Augustine's College High School
Alisha makes a screen as Caryn blows by a St. Augustine's
player during the 2006 B.A.I.S.S. junior girls playoffs.
A S.A.C player struggles with the ball as Giants' Alisha Bethel
applies pressure and hard defense.
Giants taking a time-out.
Moss for 3 ***
Coach Brown makes a call from the sideline
Winning the Championship!
St. John's Giants running their offense against
St. Augustine's College Big Red Machine
Caryn Moss shakes em' at a tournament in Freeport, Grand Bahama.
A Satisfied Coach carries the championship trophy after a long
but great season!
Today, there have been 32 visitors (90 hits) in Ballers country!
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About Herbie A. Brown Jr.
A May 2005 graduate of Johnson and Wales University, Coach Brown finished as the all-time stolen base leader in baseball. Coach Brown excelled not only on the field but in the classroom as well, graduating with honours and comlpeting college with a 3.73 grade point average. Upon completion of college, Brown, a hospitality and sports management major, entered the teaching field and embarked on his career in September of 2005 at St. John's College High School in Nassau, Bahamas.
Further more, in February,2008, Coach Brown led St.John's Senior Girls Basketball team to another victory of their second of two straight championship titles! The senior girls finished the season with a 13 wins - 1 loss record! Success for St. John's didn't end there, because in 2006, history was made at the school when the coach led the Junior Girls Basketball team to their first playoffs appearance with a record of 5 wins-3 losses.
In March of 2008, Coach Brown estabished the Bahamas Ballers Basketball Club. The original club members comprised of outstanding female players from various high schools in Nassau and Freeport. This All-Star team traveled to Tallahassee, FL and finished third in a tournament known as the Spring Shootout.
It is fitting to note that Coach Brown is not only ready but able to continue this tradition of success and he is more than willing to assist in grooming student-athletes for college and life.
