Sports

George misses century as T&T restrict Windwards

PINE, Barbados, CMC – Opener Keone George compiled narrowly missed out on a century but Windward Islands were dismissed for a modest total on the opening day of the second round of matches in the Regional Under-19 three-day Championship here yesterday.

Henry Greene
Henry Greene

Six TT players for training in the USA

By Iva Wharton The Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) has identified four players to undergo training in the United States of America (USA) in preparation for upcoming tournaments.

Eleven of the top 12 finishers after last Sunday’s third round of the inaugural Red Cherry Rapid Chess tournament.
Eleven of the top 12 finishers after last Sunday’s third round of the inaugural Red Cherry Rapid Chess tournament.

Taffin Khan is new leader of Red Cherry Chess tourney

National chess champion Taffin Khan replaced Anthony Drayton as the leader of the inaugural Red Cherry sponsored ladder tournament by winning all of his matches last Sunday at the Kei-Shar’s Sports Club Hadfield Street.

Timing of regional T20 critical says WICB

KINGSTON, Jamaica,  CMC – The West Indies Cricket Board believes the staging of the Regional Women’s Twenty20 Championship starting here next week will be crucial in the West Indies’ buildup to the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka in September.

Britany  van Lange

Britany’s turn!

From Orin Gordon in London Britany  van Lange, 15, the baby of the Guyana team, takes to the pool today (Wednesday) to try to reverse a couple of early defeats for Team Guyana at the 2012 Olympics in London.

Mr. Universe winner Hugh Ross is pleased that the ladies are coming out and participating in bodybuilding shows such as the Hugh Ross Classic. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Hugh Ross very pleased females are coming out again

By Emmerson Campbell The recent Hugh Ross Classic Bodybuilding and Fitness Show at the National Cultural Centre “was very successful” and it was particularly encouraging to see females are coming out again, says internationally acclaimed bodybuilder, US-based Guyanese Hugh Ross.

100 metres remains the purest test

LONDON,  (Reuters) – From Thomas Burke’s 12-second run to win the first race in 1896 to Usain Bolt’s stunning 9.69 dance in 2008, the men’s 100 metres final has always been the jewel in the crown – not just of athletics but of the entire Olympic Games.

Shivnarine Chanderpaul

Chanderpaul anxious to score

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC-Veteran Shriv Chanderpaul says he is anxious to improve his game when West Indies face New Zealand in the second and final cricket test at Sabina Park Jamaica tomorrow.

Prize winners at the just concluded GBTI Open lawn tennis tournament.

Downes retains men’s singles title

Anthony Downes retained his men’s singles title while Carol Humphrey was crowned women’s champ as the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI) lawn tennis tournament ended Sunday at the GBTI Recreational Centre courts.

China’s “new generation” guarantee women’s gold

LONDON,  (Reuters) – China are guaranteed to win their seventh successive women’s table tennis gold medal after their top two players shrugged off the pressure of expectation back home to win their semi-finals, before warning the world this is the start of a new generation.

WICB promise to invest more in HPC

ST.JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC- The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is promising to invest more in the Sagicor High Performance Centre (SHPC) after one of its first graduates performed impressively during the just ended first test match between West Indies and New Zealand in Antigua.

Stewart quietly confident despite setbacks

LONDON, CMC – Olympic silver medallist Kerron Stewart has been nowhere close to her best for the last two years but the determined Jamaican says she will not let that discourage her from going for gold when the track and field segment opens later this week.

B/dos U15s win title

BASSETERRE, St Kitts,  CMC – Barbados wrapped up the Regional Under-15 title in anticlimactic circumstances after the final day of the Championship was washed out without a ball bowled here yesterday.

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