The Bequia Basketball Association (BBA) has announced its newly elected Executive Committee for the 2026-2028 term following its Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, July 22nd at the Clive Tannis Hard Court, reaffirming its commitment to growing basketball and creating opportunities for young athletes in Bequia.
The meeting provided members with an opportunity to reflect on recent achievements while outlining priorities for the next two years. Key discussions centered on preparations for the 24th Annual Bequia Basketball Tournament (set to open August 1st), the hosting of referee development clinics and expanding the Association’s youth basketball programme.
Leading the Association once again is Founder and President Sabrina Mitchell, who has served as President since establishing the BBA in 1999. Under her leadership, the Association has become one of the country’s leading community sports organisations, developing many young athletes. Additionally, the new Executive welcomes back old faces including Colson Peters, Keithroy Lavia, Kirsta Bailey and Ella Mitchell-Sutton; while also welcoming new talent.
The newly elected Executive Committee for the 2026-2028 term is as follows:
- President: Sabrina Mitchell
- Vice President: Steveon Taylor
- Treasurer: Colson Peters
- General Secretary: Reba Ollivierre
- Games Secretary: Keithroy Lavia
- Players’ Representative: Dr. Ashborne Phillips
- Public Relations Officer: Ella Mitchell-Sutton
- Assistant Games Secretary: Jermaine John
- Assistant Treasurer/Secretary: Natisha Hazell
- Committee Members: Kirsta Bailey, Jadley Bynoe, Denroy Hutchins, Jemuel Hutchins and Lennox Ince
President Mitchell expressed confidence in the newly elected Executive and its vision for the Association, and made a note of seeing more women taking on leadership roles within sports.
The Bequia Basketball Association looks forward to an exciting term highlighted by the return of its annual tournament, continued investment in player and official development, and strengthening partnerships that support the growth of basketball across Bequia and the Grenadines.
