GAME 8 - Atlantis

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GAME 8
VILLANOVA vs KANSAS
VILLANOVA WINS 63 - 59
VoluME 11 IssuE 43
DECEMBER 4, 2013
THE ULTIMATE DIVISION I PRESEASON MEN’S TOURNAMENT
2013 BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS
GAME 10
TENNESSEE vs WAKE
FOREST
TENNESSEE WINS 82 - 63
GAME 9
USC vs XAVIER
USC WINS 84 - 78
GAME 11
KANSAS vs UTEP
KANSAS WINS 67 - 63
VILLANOVA VICTORIOUS
2014 B4A
FIELD OF
TEAMS
ANNOUNCED
A
s Villanova emerges
as Champions of the
2013 Tournament,
Atlantis, Paradise Island
gears up for the 2014
Thanksgiving
Weekend.
Plans for the 4TH Annual
Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament
is already in the works
to welcome eight of U.S.
Men’s College Basketball’s
top teams to paradise.
Noted as the richest
pre-season tournament of its
kind, the 2014 event boasts
University of North Carolina
(UNC), UCLA (University
of California, Los Angeles),
Georgetown
University,
University
of
Florida,
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IN THIS ISSUE…
2013 CHAMPS - The Villanova Wildcats started it all and ended it all on a good note at this year’s Battle 4 Atlantis held in the Imperial Arena at Atlantis, Paradise
Island. The Wildcats started strong with a deafening 94 - 79 win against the USC Trojans and they ended it with their gut-wrenching OT 88 - 83 triumph over the
Iowa Hawkeyes. Guard James Bell averaged 15.7 points in this three B4A appearances and was named the tournament’s 2013 MVP. (Photo by Jason McDowell)
PAUL’S P.O.V.: ANOTHER
HUGE SUCCESS - PAGE 2
LOCAL STUDENTS AT 2013
B4A - PAGE 3
CRYSTALS NOMINEES PAGE 4
2013 B4A HIGHLIGHTS PAGES 6, 7 & 12
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LET’S CONTINUE TO BUILD A
CULTURE OF RECOGNITION!
THE HEALTH & SAFETY WAY
Let’s make
SAFETY a part of
our CULTURE!
2013 Battle 4 Atlantis:
Another Huge Success
Communication
Urge
Leadership
Teamwork
Understanding
Recognition
Empowerment
By all accounts, the 2013 Battle 4 Atlantis has been a massive success. We congratulate Villanova
University on taking home the Championship trophy last Saturday night in a thrilling matchup against
the University of Iowa, which they won in overtime. All 12 games, played in our incredibly re-designed
Imperial Arena, was an unforgettable experience for fans and spectators alike.
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We want to congratulate and thank SVP. Michele Wiltshire, and our hard-working and dedicated
team members in the Special Events department, for whom Battle 4 Atlantis is a year-round project
involving countless hours of planning and organizing. The quality of their efforts and coordination was
evident in the glossy and detailed Tournament Magazine delivered to every guest room, the smooth
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to admit that we could not have pulled this event off so brilliantly without the collective support of all
8000 of our Atlantis team members.
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Because of their unique and comprehensive involvement, we wish to also acknowledge and especially
thank the B4A Captains, Team Hosts, Food & Beverage, Space Cleaning, Convention Services,
Laundry, Guest Activities, Front Desk, VIP Services, Transportation, Information Technology,
Security, Public Relations, Sales & Marketing, Accounting and B4A support staff.
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And, of course, we are grateful to every team member who played a part in creating the perception
that Atlantis is the best place in the world to vacation by smiling at our visitors, using their names,
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guests feel at home. Several of the players and coaches spoke of the genuine friendliness and warmth
of the Bahamian people. This is what encourages guests to recommend us to their friends and family
and also book a return trip.
FOR SALE - Unlisted by Kenneth
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one gold. Price is $40 each. Call 5350539 (cell) or e-mail Theresa.Kemp@
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Last week, we were fortunate enough to have our hotel occupancy in the mid-90s. We recognize that
this is due to the large volume of guests who travel for Battle 4 Atlantis and we are thankful for this
ever assembled in Pre-Season College Basketball.
Ed Fields
Katie Longley
Tame Dean
Monalisa Wright
Senior V.P. Public Affairs
Associate Publisher
Editor/Writer/Paginator
Circulation Manager
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Over 26,500 tickets were sold for the tournament, which is more than was sold in 2011 and 2012
combined. Thousands of fans travelled to Atlantis to watch their favourite teams play in Paradise.
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is up. Failure to do so will result in
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Employees are not to use their
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parking garage.
Please contact Human Resources
at Ext. 65888 for assistance.
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HOTEL DISCOUNTS
HOTELS, RATES AND APPLICABLE DATES
Holiday Express Inn
1701 University Drive, Plantation, FL 33322
954-472-5600
Oct. 1st - Dec. 31st, 2013
Standard Room - $89.00
Jr. Suite Room - $109.00
Hampton West Sawgrass
5701 Madison Avenue, Tamarac, FL 33321
954-724-7115
Oct. 1st - Dec. 31st, 2013
Pref. Kg./Qn. - $86.00 Pref.
Studio Suite - $96.00
Sheraton Suites Plantation
311 N. University Drive, Plantation, FL 33324
954-452-3211 or 954-452-3206
Oct. 1st - Dec. 31st, 2013
Standard King - $99.00
Standard Double - $109.00
Blackout Date: Oct. 31st - November 4th
Comfort Suites Airport & Cruise Port
1800 S. Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
954-767-8700
Oct. 1st - Dec. 19th, 2013 Oct. 1st - Dec. 19th, 2014
Standard Queen - $89.00
Standard Queen - $89.00
Suite w/ extra bed - $99.00 Suite w/ extra bed - $99.00
Dec. 20th - Dec. 31st, 2013
Standard Queen - $169.00 Suite w/ extra bed - $179.00
Blackout Date: Oct. 31st - November 3rd
Hyatt Place Ft. Lauderdale Airport & Cruise Port
91 SW 18th Avenue, Dania Beach, FL 33004
800-833-1516
October - December, 2013
Standard Room - $98.00
Hyatt House Ft. Lauderdale Airport & Cruise Port
90 SW 18th Avenue, Dania Beach, FL 33004
866-974-9288
October - December, 2013
Studio Apt. Suite - $105.00 1-Bed Apt. Suite - $110.00
Note:
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2. Employees must
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
POMEC NEWS
PROPERTY OPERATION
MAINTENANCE & ENERGY
CONSERVATION
DEC. 4TH - DEC. 10TH
Fire Pump
Test Schedule
Wednesday, December 4
Ocean Club
Thursday, December 5
Coral Towers & Convention Center
Friday, December 6
Lagoon Tower & Cave Bar & Grill
Monday, December 9
Laundry, Golf Course & Cove
Tuesday, December 10
Beach Tower, Harborside & Royal
1&2
Generator Load
Test Schedule
Wednesday, December 4
6:00a.m. – 7:00a.m. Coral Towers
North
1:00p.m. – 1:30p.m. One&Only Ocean
Club Clubhouse
Thursday, December 5
10:30a.m. – 11:00a.m. Tunnel
11:30a.m. – 12:00p.m. Club Land’or
Lift Station
Tuesday, December 10
6:00a.m. – 7:00a.m. Coral Towers
South
9:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. Marina Village
ATLANTIS UNIVERSITY - DECEMBER 2013
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Spanish
(5pm - 7pm)
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HR Skills for
Managers
(9am - 5:00pm)
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Spanish
(5pm - 7pm)
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Spanish
(5pm - 7pm)
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Spanish
(5pm - 7pm)
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Labour Relations
(9am - 5pm)
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HR Skills for
Managers
(9am - 5:00pm)
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Spanish
(5pm - 7pm)
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CHRISTMAS DAY
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BOXING DAY
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Spanish
(5pm - 7pm)
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CHRISTMAS EVE
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HOLIDAY
31
S
ome 182 students from
local public and private
schools were given the
opportunity to watch NCAA
basketball action at the 2013
Battle 4 Atlantis held over the
Thanksgiving holiday weekend
in Atlantis’ Imperial Arena.
The effort was a joint venture
between Atlantis, Paradise Island
and Wilton Russell, President of
Street Legends.
Smartly dressed in school
attire, the students – ranging
in age from 8 to 17 years old
– excitedly lined up to gain
entrance to the arena where
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New Managers
Orientation to
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Butler University, University
of Wisconsin, University of
Oklahoma, and the University of
Alabama at Birmingham.
The
thrilling
12-game
tournament will be held the week
of Thanksgiving, November
26-28, 2014. Their impressive
backgrounds include a combined
195
NCAA
Tournament
appearances, as well as 53
Final Four Appearances and 20
National Championships.
they got to experience Battle 4
Atlantis and all that comes with
it – a state-of-the-art arena, great
food, fanfare and fast-paced,
high intensity basketball.
“We are really grateful
to have the schools
support,” says Atlantis
Sales Manager and coorganizer of the B4A local
student visit, adding that
the idea was to get as
many kids as possible
exposed to a high
level of sport. “We
need them to be
excited about
sports
and
culture and we
wanted to show
them what they
are capable of
achieving in their
lifetime…”
In
September,
organizers
began
reaching out to schools
and sports clubs to offer
the special discounted
rate. Responses came in
from Queen’s College,
Kingsway Academy,
Carlton E. Francis
Primary,
St.
Thomas Moore,
Mt.
Carmel,
W e s t
Minister, and
St. Andrews schools.
“We put a lot of effort into
ensuring that this large number
of kids was
able to
come to the games during school
hours and on Thanksgiving.
We worked along with many
teachers and coaches and we
hope that next year we will
have even more interest from
our local schools… even those
students who don’t necessarily
play basketball or even watch
basketball had a great time!”
B4A Fun Fact!
A total of
9,080
tournament-goers
attended games
on Day 1
of the
2013
Battle
4
Atlantis
PACKED ARENA - The 2013 Battle 4 Atlantis NCAA Pre-Season Division I Men’s College Basketball Tournament was seen live and up close by thousands of college basketball enthusiasts. Fans travelling
in support of the Kansas Jayhawks and Iowa’s Hawkeyes made up most of the visiting crowd with Kansas bringing an estimated 1600 people with them and Iowa accounting for some 800 persons. The
tournament was held over the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday weekend in the Atlantis Imperial Ballroom turned Imperial Arena.
(Photo by Jason McDowell)
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Casino – Front of House
Christina Ferguson
Keith Munroe
Dax Stubbs
Shelmar Charlton
Sandra Briggs
Jeremy Charlow
Nadia Pennerman
Kendrick Hanna
Valentino Rolle
Antoinette Moss
Bonita Wood
Treva Smith
Coral & Beach Towers
Heart of House
Mary Evans
Willamae Whymns
Coral & Beach Towers
Front of House
Joya Pennerman
Rawver Wright
Steven Rolle
Facilities – Heart of House
Katherina Newry
Christopher Evans
Tomiko Saunders
Finance - Heart of House
Portia Rolle-Hield
F&B - Heart of House
Marvin Bethell
Sharon Pennerman
Roderick Rolle
Carolyn Munroe
Brenda Morrison
Georgie Coley
Vernice Wilkinson
Delano Major
Requelle Fenelon
Ricardo Neely
Alphanique Johnson
Elizabeth Saunders
F&B - Heart of House cont’d
Nakisha Mackey
Nancy Knowles
Gerod Knowles
Vandella Thompson
Filecianna Hayden
Lakeithra Ambrose
F&B - Front of House
Allison Johnson
Oral Stuart
Timothy Dorsett
Delano Taylor
Rolander Missick-Sears
Deidre Lightbourne
Deangelo Horton
Latoya Romer
Kevin Miller
Angeline Richards-Dames
Fredrica Lockhart
Joyce Cartwright
Evelyn Major
Lakeisha Bethel
Kendanique Mckenzie
Agatha Butler
Abraham Smith
Lekisha Smith-Fisher
Okeno Hanna
Vivian Fernander-Missick
Tineka Walkine
Henry Harris
Brazanne White
Bernard Beckford
Teran Fowler
Trevor Morley
Eloise Brice
Ricardo Martin
Kendrick Wallace
Golf – Front of House
Kendea Young
Guest Activities – Front of
House
Ricardo Haygood
Laundry – Heart of House
Marcian Clarke
Jean Joseph
Jestina Bethel
Starlette Johnson
Raquel Humes
Marine & Water Parks Ops.
Heart of House
Serville Pierre
Marine & Water Parks Ops.
Front of House
Franklyn Delancy
Luner Staniclas
Nadia Lockhart
Talice Wilson
Peter Outten
Phylicia Demeritte
Stephanie Moxey
Denrick Moss
Sabrina Major
Nickito Ferguson
Ocean Club – Heart of House
Bill Cartwright
Tessmene Morrison
Ocean Club - Front of House
Mannix Barton
David Williams
Jeremiah Butler
Kendra Pratt
Eduardo Deveaux
Retail - Front of House
Deandra Mckinney
Royal Towers
Heart of House
Shenequa Saunders
Kevin Strachan
Dale Miller-Shepherd
Sheena Brown
Tamara Thompson
Royal Towers
Front of House
Charles Collie
Don Roberts
Tonia Fawkes
John Wright
Darron Price
Windson Collie
Security – Heart of House
Bernard Evans
Philip Fawkes
Rebecca Watson
Renaldo Wright
Supply Chain
Heart of House
Samuel Adderley
The Cove & Reef
Heart of House
Jason Curtis
Tyechia Gray
Marvin Williams
Stacey Colebrooke
The Cove & Reef
Front of House
Rosheda Culmer
Cyprianna Bowe
Joy Ageeb-Rolle
Anne Bain
Cleveland Glinton
Manager Nominees
Coral & Beach Towers
Donald Davis
Facilities
Mcantoine Lucius
Finance
Desiree Burrows
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COMICS
INSIGHTS & INSPIRATION
Congratulations to our Crystal Awards
Emerald Period Nominees
Casino – Heart of House
Anthonicia Lloyd
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A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus but a
molder of consensus.
Manager Nominees cont’d
ITD
Julian Kissoon
Laundry
Rochelle Miller
MWPO
Jade Miller
Melissa Ferguson
Ocean Club
Charlton Sands
Royal Towers
Eugeneal Steed
Security
Frederick Foster
Supply Chain
Bryan Clarke
The Cove & Reef
Leonardo Dean
Leader Nominees
Facilities
Anthony Burzo
Food & Beverage
Anthony Butler
Glenroy Pratt
MWPO
Cheryl Pinder
Donald Strickler
Ocean Club
Dianne Okpuno
Supply Chain
Christopher Duncombe
The Cove & Reef
Naquel Messam
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PUZZLE FUN
WORD GRID
Each word must contain the central
H and no letter can be used twice,
however, the letters do not have to
be connected. Proper nouns are not
allowed, however, plurals are. There is
at least one nine letter word.
Excellent: 24 words
Good: 19 words
Average: 14 words
(Answers will be published in the next
edition of The Discoverer)
Previous Word Grid Answers (November 27th)
All words: abele, able, abler, al, alb, alec, alee, alert, alt, alter, artel, bal, bale, baler, beetle, beetler, bel,
belt, belter, betel, blae, blare, blat, blate, blear, bleat, bleater, blet, bracelet, cable, cablet, carl, carle, cartel,
cel, celeb, CELEBRATE, celt, cereal, claret, clear, cleat, creel, earl, eclat, eel, el, elate, elater, elect,
ERECTABLE, la, lab, labret, lac, lace, lacer, lar, laree, lat, late, later, lea, lear, lee, leer, leet, let, rale, ratel,
real, rebel, reel, reelect, relace, relate, relet, retable, table, tael, talc, tale, taler, teal, teel, tel, tela, telae, tele,
tercel, treacle, treble.
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BATTLE GEAR
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THE ULTIMATE DIVISION I PRESEASON MEN’S TOURNAMENT
2013 BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS
WILDCATS EDGE OUT IOWA HAWKEYES
IN OT TO WIN 2013 BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS
I
n an absolutely riveting
championship
game,
Villanova rode a wave of
nine second-half 3-pointers to
in terms of momentum. We got
a little tentative offensively
after that.”
Wright
said
the
years, and he’s hit so many big
shots like that,” Wright said.
“You can tell a player’s selfesteem by his willingness to
defeat 23rd-ranked Iowa 88-83
in overtime. The victory came
24 hours after the Wildcats used
a 3-pointer with 10 seconds left
to beat No. 2 Kansas in the
T
he thousands of guests who visited
Atlantis, Paradise Island over the
Turkey Day holiday weekend for
the 3rd installment of Battle 4 Atlantis
had the opportunity to do so in style!
on sale throughout the 3-day tournament
and with displays in both the Arena area
and in the Coral Towers Lobby, fans
clamoured to pick up t-shirts, hats, termuch more! Even Miss Texas stopped by
to get in on the goods!
“That was a thrill, to say
the least,” Villanova coach
Jay Wright said. “That was
a great game. It was a great
tournament.”
The Hawkeyes took the
lead midway through the
advantage to 50-35 with 17
minutes left in the game. Iowa
still led 55-43 when Villanova
guard James Bell let loose
with a trio of 3-pointers in a
72-second span, slicing the
“That was really the key,”
Iowa coach Fran McCaffery
said. “Once he got going, it
changed everything in the game
into the game.”
The game shifted into high
gear near the end of regulation,
as the lead changed hands four
performance was typical of
Bell, who averaged 15.7 points
in his three Battle 4 Atlantis
games and was named the
tournament’s Most Valuable
Player.
“We’ve had him for four
sending the game to overtime.
“It was just players making
plays. That’s what this game
came down to,” said Marble,
who scored a game-high 24
coaches can only do so much.
The players just have to make
plays, and (Villanova) made
more than we did.”
take big-time shots when things
aren’t going well. Tonight
he was missing shots and we
were struggling, we couldn’t
score. And he just takes it on
his shoulders and hits big shot
after big shots and gets us back
1:15. A 3-pointer by Villanova
guard Ryan Arcidiacono gave
the Wildcats a 72-71 lead with
48 seconds to play, but Roy
Devyn Marble tied it at 72 on a
free throw with 27 seconds left,
in overtime, as the Wildcats
scored on eight of their nine
possessions and pulled away
for the victory. But even with
the loss, McCaffery said the
tournament was a valuable
experience for his team.
“This has been a grueling
three days, when you look at
the caliber of teams that are
here and the preparation that
goes into playing those teams,”
McCaffrey said. “This game
was two really good teams
going after each other. That’s
why you come here. We’re
thrilled for the opportunity to
be here in this environment.”
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2013 BATTLE 4 ATLANTIS
TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS
GAME 1
VILLANOVA vs USC
VILLANOVA WINS 94 - 79
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GAME 4
GAME 5
UTEP vs TENNESSEE
TENNESSEE vs XAVIER
UTEP WINS 78 - 70
TENNESSEE WINS 64 - 49
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GAME 6
WAKE FOREST vs USC
WAKE FOREST WINS 77 - 63
GAME 2
KANSAS vs WAKE FOREST
KANSAS WINS 87 - 78
GAME 7
IOWA vs UTEP
IOWA WINS 89 - 53
GAME 3
IOWA vs XAVIER
IOWA WINS 77 - 74
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