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PJ Harding, son of Patrick and Dr Faith Harding tied the knot yesterday with Dr Lisa Field Ridley in a small ceremony at the Pegasus Hotel. In photo the bride and groom pose with their flower girl. (Photo by Anjuli Persaud)
PJ Harding, son of Patrick and Dr Faith Harding tied the knot yesterday with Dr Lisa Field Ridley in a small ceremony at the Pegasus Hotel. In photo the bride and groom pose with their flower girl. (Photo by Anjuli Persaud)

The bride and groom

ELEVEN DOWN! Buxton’s goalkeeper reacts too late to stop the Bygeval striker Samuel Charles from netting this 90th minute goal. (Orlando Charles photo)

Buxton gets 11-1 drubbing from Bygeval

By Iva Wharton For the second successive year Buxton Sceondary School’s football team was knocked out of the Digicel schools football tournament when they suffered an 11-1 defeat at the hands of Bygeval Multilateral in the opening match of the competition at the Georgetown Cricket Club, ground, Bourda yesterday.

Keiron Pollard

From underdogs to favourites

SOUTHAMPTON, England, CMC – West Indies have found themselves in an unfamiliar position, attempting to shake off the flattering but dubious tag of favourites ahead of today’s start of the three-match One-Day International series against England.

Chris Gayle

Gayle puts controversy behind him

LONDON, England, CMC – Talismanic opener Chris Gayle says he has put to rest the last 14 months of animosity and is now focussed on helping to transform the fortunes of West Indies cricket.

 Ben Meckdeci

X-Men extend win streak

Team X-Men ravaged Danza Kuduro in four matches to clinch its second consecutive win of the Farfan and Mendes junior squash team tournament Thursday night at the Georgetown Club squash courts.

Jessica Stephenson

Stephenson was first choice female swimmer for London 2012

The Guyana Amateur Swimming Association (GASA) yesterday said that swimmer Jessica Stephenson had qualified above Britany van Lange and would have been Guyana’s female representative in swimming at the 2012 Summer Olympics if not for current personal obligations which sidelined the former Trinidad-based swimmer.

LeBron James

Heat survive Thunder rally to even series

OKLAHOMA CITY,   (Reuters) – LeBron James and Dwyane Wade signalled they were not yet ready to pass the torch to the next generation by leading the Miami Heat to a 100-96 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game Two of the NBA Finals on Thursday.

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