PG is all smiles after capturing the 2017 Maryland Juco Championship in dramatic fashion After knocking off top see Harford in the semi's PGCC (19-8/9-5) had to quickly regroup to take on a dangerous Baltimore City (18-10/10-4) team . The Owls came ready to play, the problem was the Panthers came ready too,and what followed was a flat out war between the two teams. The game came down to the final 12 seconds with the Panthers leading 62-61. Sophomore forward Chad Andrews- Ful

Freshman forward James Hagins finished with 10 points including this poster worthy dunk against Chesapeake In a balanced offensive attack, Prince Georges Community College (11-3/ 4-1) enjoyed a 78-62 win over visiting Chesapeake College (0-12/0-7). Both teams fought off early nerves and off shooting to a 16-16 tie early in the first half. The Owls however settled down and went on their now customary run, jumping out to a 41-25 lead at the 2:49 mark thanks in large part to the

Here at Finest Magazine, we are coming a little different this upcoming season. Instead of us bringing our point of view on basketball throughout the DMV, we decided to let those who are engaged in the battles speak. We bring the TIMEOUT series, a monthly entry focused on letting those "engaged in the battle" have a voice. First up is Prince Georges Community College Men's Basketball sophomore guard and captain Lavonte Sanders. Sanders, is a ultra athletic combo guard who av

Here at Finest Magazine, we are coming a little different this upcoming season. Instead of us bringing our point of view on basketball throughout the DMV, we decided to let those who are engaged in the battles speak. We bring the TIMEOUT series, a monthly entry focused on letting those "engaged in the battle" have a voice. First up is Prince Georges Community College Men's Basketball sophomore guard and captain Lavonte Sanders. Sanders, is a ultra athletic combo guard who av

ASA College Guard Davon Taylor finished with a game high 21 points off the bench By Cardell Dudley As much strategy, practice time and x's and o's that goes into a basketball game, sometimes the outcome can be determined by a rather simple thing. In the game between ASA College (7-1) and PGCC (2-6), the single reason why ASA walked out of PGCC with a 95-76 victory, was due to their outstanding shooting. ASA was relentless, shooting 55% from the field and 43% from 3-pt range f