Samuel Kaitan upstaged national 5000 metres champ Nathaniel Giddings yet again when the third Developmental Meet of the Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) was held last Sunday at the Mackenzie Sports Club Ground in Linden.
By Iva Wharton Women’s cricket in Guyana will receive equal attention as male cricket, according to newly- appointed advisor to the President on Sport and Chairman of the Interim Management Committee (IMC) for Cricket, Clive Lloyd.
Pepsi Hikers and Bokra emerged men’s and women’s champion at Sunday’s Bounty one-day hockey tournament held at the National Stadium at Providence.
Guyana’s men’s powerlifting team yesterday regained the team title they lost to Trinidad last year scoring 54 points to run out winners of the Caribbean Powerlifting Championships which ended yesterday in St Thomas, United States Virgin Islands (USVI).
By Emmerson Campbell Ian Jackson, Saturday, won with the feature 35-lap Invitational race staged by national cycling Coach Hassan Mohammed and Demerara Distilllers Limited (DDL) under its Diamond Mineral Water brand.
By Emmerson Campbell Donnel Perry and Eybo Orford posed and flexed their chiseled physiques to capture this year’s overall Novices and
There will be a new president of the Guyana Tennis Association (GTA) when that body stages its annual general meeting later this year.
Hikers and All Greys continued their unbeaten run in the John Fernandes Insurance Second division hockey tournament following the latest matches played Saturday at the St.
By Carwyn Holland The Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company’s “Wrestlemania Guyana” proved to be a big hit as thousands attended the live, high energy wrestling event which got underway Saturday evening at the National Park.
By Neil Barry The Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Brainstreet sponsored limited overs Under-15 tournament will bowl off today with five matches.
A breakout performance from Benjamin `Big Ben’ Mekdeci saw him defeating Caribbean Under-15 girls’champion Akeila Wiltshire in the final of the B category of the Guyana Squash Association (GSA) Kool-Aid Junior Easter Tournament yesterday at the Georgetown Club’s squash courts.
By Iva Wharton Former Caribbean motor race champion Mark Vieira had stated prior to yesterday’s Race of Champions meet that he intended
By Neil Barry Guyana’s premier intuition of higher education has embarked on an ambitious trail to become a permanent fixture in the local premier league for the first time and to become Caribbean collegiate champions in the upcoming tournament to be staged in Curacao.
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – A ruthless Barbados cricket team crushed archrivals Trinidad and Tobago by 227 runs inside three days here yesterday, to storm into the final of the Regional Four-Day Championship.
(Reuters) – Hero Of Order, a 99-1 rank outsider, won yesterday’s $1 million Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans in a major boilover.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Jamaica took yet another giant step towards an unprecedented fifth successive first class title when they brushed aside a fragile Guyana by 133 runs with a day to spare, in their Regional Four-Day semi-final here yesterday.
(Reuters) – The Oklahoma City Thunder made a major statement heading into the final month of the National Basketball Association (NBA) season with a playoff-clinching 92-78 home victory over the league-leading Chicago Bulls yesterday.
By Emmerson Campbell Featherweight boxer Mandessa Moses used her superior ring craft to record a unanimous defeat of heavyweight opponent Pauline London In the headline bout of the 21st edition of the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) Pro Am card at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall Friday night.
Guyanese powerlifters broke records and had a massive medal haul at the two-day Caribbean Power lifting Championships over the weekend in St Thomas, USVI on Friday.
As action in the third edition of the Guyana Telephone and Telegraph (GT&T) 10/10 nationwide softball cricket tournament continues around Guyana with teams battling for over G$30M in cash and incentives, one team from the Lower East Coast Zone is looking make big steps in this year’s competition.
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