- June 13, 2016
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The prospects Anthony Hampton sneaks by a defender for a layup. Photo by Ray Boone
Keymarion Hall attempts a jump shot during the Flagler Basketball Championship for Division III. Photo by Ray Boone
The Prospects' Keymarion Hall sinks a layup over the outstretched arm of a defender. Photo by Ray Boone
The Timberwolves' Jarrett Pavlik shoots a layup. Photo by Ray Boone
The Timberwolves' PreDarren Barnes passes the ball. Photo by Ray Boone
The Timberwolves' Cammarn Moralez shoots a layup. Photo by Ray Boone
The Prospects' Dayvaughn Boothe drives to the hoop for a layup. Photo by Ray Boone
The Timberwolves' Jonathan Ware celebrates after winning the Division I championship. Photo by Ray Boone
The Knicks' Jalin Pitts banks in a layup against the Prospects. Photo by Ray Boone
The Knicks' Jose Thomas (No. 10) and Isaac Atwood celebrate after their team scored a basket. Photo by Ray Boone
Joshua Jackson shoots a floater in the first half against the Prospects. Photo by Ray Boone
The Knicks' Jose Thomas fades to shoot a ball over a defender. Photo by Ray Boone
The Prospects' Nate Perry (No. 1) attempts a layup while the Titans' Hayden Brooks (No. 33) goes for the block. Photo by Ray Boone
The Titans' Jake Ward shoots a floater in the lane against the Prospects. Photo by Ray Boone
The Knicks' Joshua Jackson rises into the air for a layup. Photo by Ray Boone
The Titans' Jake Ward dribbles the ball up the court. Photo by Ray Boone
Tied at 21 with 20 seconds left in the game, the Timberwolves' Izaiah Morris had the ball in his hands. With two defenders between him and the basket, Morris spun around and flung the ball with his right hand over his head. The ball dangled over the edge of the rim before casually dropping through the basket.
The Flagler County Basketball Program hosted its league championships on the afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Carver Recreation Center in Bunnell. The Timberwolves won for Division I, the Titans won for Division II and the Knicks won for Division III.
“Today was just all these kids’ hard work coming together" said Fitzgerald Belgrave, the program's director. "These kids worked hard from Day 1 all the way until now.”
The season started in October and consisted of 10 regular season games. The spring season starts in March and lasts until June.
“It’s a proud moment watching them develop," Belgrave said. "This is going to be one of those things they’ll remember for the rest of their lives.”
