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Action between Guyana Education Trust College and St Joseph High at the GFC Ground, Bourda
Action between Guyana Education Trust College and St Joseph High at the GFC Ground, Bourda

Trust College defeats St Joseph 4-1

Guyana Education Trust College is through to the second round of the Digicel Schools Football Tournament after a 4-1 win over St Joseph High School.

In photo Ashton Barker (right) makes the presentation to Mark Young
In photo Ashton Barker (right) makes the presentation to Mark Young

Body Maxx Gym donates to football seven-a-side

Manager of Body Maxx Gym, Ashton Barker yesterday handed over an undisclosed sum of money to the Inter Ministries/Corporations’, seven-a- side football organizer, Mark Young.

Salman But

Former Pakistan skipper Butt freed from jail

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt was released from prison in Britain yesterday after serving seven months of a two-and-a-half year term for involvement in a match-fixing scam that sent shock waves through the world of cricket.

Cesare Prandelli

Quiet coaching revolution gets results

DONETSK,  (Reuters) – When England face Italy in the Euro 2012 quarter-finals on Sunday they will be led by two coaches who typify the calm, modest and diplomatic style which is increasingly favoured by Europe’s top international managers.

Czech Republic’s goalkeeper Petr Cech fails to make a save after Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo shoots during their Euro 2012 quarter final soccer match in Warsaw yesterday. REUTERS/Petr Josek

Ronaldo puts spark into Portugal and tournament

GDANSK, (Reuters) – Cristiano Ronaldo stooped to conquer the Czech Republic and send Portugal deservedly into the semi-finals of the European Championship yesterday as the tournament re-started after a temporary lull in proceedings.

Team representatives from St Lucia, St Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua and Guyana pose for a photo opportunity with the trophies after the media briefing at the Princess Hotel yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Team Guyana aiming to grab winning spoils

By Emmerson Campbell Back Circle Stallions (Team Guyana) will look to trample on Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua, St Vincent and St Lucia and run away with the winning spoils when the three-night inaugural Guinness Caribbean Street Football Challenge kicks off tonight at the National Park tarmac.

            Elton Dharry

Fraser will now face Atwell for featherweight title

By Emmerson Campbell Reigning Caribbean Boxing Federation (CABOFE) bantamweight champion US-based Guyanese Elton ‘Coolie Bully’ Dharry has pulled out of his upcoming super bantamweight title fight with Rudolph Fraser which was scheduled for June 29 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

 Carmelita Jeter

Sprints set to dominate U.S athletics trials

EUGENE, Oregon,  (Reuters) – Tyson Gay expects a dog fight in the men’s 100 metres, Allyson Felix is eyeing a spot in the women’s 100 as well as her favoured 200 and Ashton Eaton wants to make history in the decathlon.

Exiled Benn back in Windies A fold

ST JOHN’S, Antigua,  CMC – Selectors have recalled exiled left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn in a 13-man West Indies A squad for the Twenty20 doubleheader against India A this weekend.

Caster Semenya

Semenya seeks to shrug off suspicion

CAPE TOWN, (Reuters) – Caster Semenya’s overriding priority this year is to leave three years of controversy behind her by adding the Olympic 800 metres gold medal to her 2009 world title.

Mario Chalmers

Heat beat Thunder to move one win from NBA title

MIAMI,  (Reuters) – The Miami Heat moved within one win of claiming the NBA title after getting a rousing performance from unheralded guard Mario Chalmers to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 104-98 on Tuesday for a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.

Kevin Durant

Business as usual, with NBA title on the line

MIAMI,  (Reuters) – The Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder went about their business as usual on Wednesday, watching film and holding practice, but the atmosphere was charged with the knowledge that the NBA title was on the line in today’s game.

Henderson Springer

Springer likes A team’s commonsense approach

GROS ISLET, St Lucia,  CMC – Head coach Hendy Springer has praised West Indies A for their “quality and commonsense” approach after they crushed India A by ten wickets in the final unofficial “Test” here Tuesday to win the three-match series 2-1.

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