Jamaica to Host FIBA Qualifiers
Head coach of Jamaica's men's basketball team, Rick Turner, is proud to see Jamaica host the FIBA Basketball World Cup Americas Qualifiers next year.
The JamRockerz will compete in the World Cup Qualifiers for the first time in the nation's history, drawn in Pool B alongside Canada, Puerto Rico, and The Bahamas.
- Puerto Rico in San Juan on November 28 and December 1 (away games)
- Bahamas on February 26 (home game)
- Canada on March 1 (home game)
Hosting such a major tournament is a significant milestone for the country.
Author's summary: Jamaica hosts FIBA Qualifiers.
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