Guyana Basketball Federation Leaders to Attend FIBA Americas Assembly

Two key leaders from the Guyana Basketball Federation (GBF) will represent the nation at the prestigious FIBA Americas Mid-Term Assembly in Mexico City this October, marking another milestone in Guyana's growing influence in regional basketball.

Strategic Leadership Representation

Vice Presidents Rawle Toney and Jermaine Slater will attend the October 1-5 assembly, joining delegates from across the Americas zone. This representation comes at a crucial time as Guyana continues to expand its international presence across various sectors.

Enhanced Regional Influence

The delegation gains additional significance with Patrick Haynes' participation in his role as President of CONCENCABA and Vice President of FIBA Americas. Haynes, making history as the first Guyanese to lead CONCENCABA, exemplifies the nation's growing leadership role in regional affairs.

Notable Achievements

• Successfully organized the first FIBA 3×3 Quest in the English-speaking Caribbean
• Coordinated national team programs for both men and women
• Implemented transformative initiatives in local basketball development

Strategic Impact and Future Development

GBF President Michael Singh emphasized the Federation's commitment to exposing its executive members to high-level basketball governance, ensuring Guyana's voice shapes the sport's direction in the Americas.

"Their attendance is not only about being present but about representing Guyana basketball on the international stage and ensuring that our impact is felt," stated Singh.

The GBF continues to distinguish itself among local sports federations through its structured approach to development and commitment to elevating basketball in Guyana, aligning with the nation's broader goals for sports excellence and international recognition.