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Team Guyana kicks back with men’s individual medley record holder Ryan Lotche
Team Guyana kicks back with men’s individual medley record holder Ryan Lotche

Swimmers benefited from “Swim, Power Test”

National swimming coach, Stephanie Fraser says that one of the greatest benefits for the swimmers who attended the recently concluded FINA (World Swimming Federation) World Championships was that they were afforded the opportunity to participate in the globally renowned “Swim, Power Test”, created by Global Sport Technology.

  Dr. Frank Anthony
Dr. Frank Anthony

Lumumba engaging GFF on setting up pro league

Alpha United president Odinga Lumumba has pitched the idea to the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) for the commencement of a professional league two days after his club bowed out of the CONCACAF Champions League after drawing with professional club Herediano of Costa Rica.

Erratic Woods encouraged by Firestone return

AKRON, Ohio, (Reuters) – A week that began promisingly  for Tiger Woods on his long-awaited PGA Tour return ended in  erratic fashion yesterday when he signed off with a level-par 70  at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.

Clive Lloyd holds the World Cup after the West Indies had defeated Australia in the 1975 final at Lord’s.

Memories of Clive Lloyd’s captaincy

By Rudi Webster Unlike Sir Frank Worrell, Clive Lloyd has not yet received the credit he deserves for his extraordinary achievement of building a world champion West Indies cricket team that dominated world cricket for 15 consecutive years.

Woods endures another erratic day at Firestone

AKRON, Ohio, (Reuters) – Tiger Woods again mixed the  good with the bad on his PGA Tour return as he toiled to a  two-over-par 72 at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational yesterday in only his third tournament round in three months.

Dravid recalled to ODI squad after two years

MUMBAI, (Reuters) – Rahul Dravid received a surprise  recall to India’s one-day squad after a two-year absence while  selectors left out the injured Yuvraj Singh and Harbhajan Singh  for the limited-overs series against England.

Curtain comes down on GT&T fastball tourney tonight

Adam’s Rockers will clash with BK International Western Tigers A while Pele Gold will be looking to strike against Bakewell Topp XX A in the semi finals of the Guyana Telephone & Telegraph (GT&T) Fastball tournament at the Guyana National Stadium ground, Providence, tonight.

Jerome Jones does an imitation of Fidel Edwards’s “You can’t see me celebration,” after dismissing Kwame Crosse second ball yesterday. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

B/dos in sight of victory

Barbados 297/8 dec. (Kraigg Braithwaite 146 not out, Gudakesh Motie-Kanhai 4/76, Loyydel Lewis 2-47) lead Guyana 87 (Kwame Crosse 42, Justin Greaves 4-17) and 143 for 9 (Amir Khan 36, Ronsford Beaton 21, Shai Parris 2-13, Kyle Mayers 2-16, Greaves 2-15, Jones 2-31) by 67 runs with one wicket remaining.

The BCB bestows a plaque, medal and trophy along with a special BCB 15th Test Player cap on Devendra Bishoo at a ceremony hosted last Wednesday.

BCB pays tribute to Bishoo, Campbelle

The Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) honoured West Indian players Devendra Bishoo and Shemaine Campbelle through its Tribute to Heroes programme last Wednesday which was sponsored by the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club (RHTY&SC) in Berbice.

Guyana’s Chantelle Fernandes on the attack in the game against Bermuda.

Guyana women almost through to final

Guyana’s women are almost assured of a place in the final of the Pan American hockey Challenge Cup even if they lose to current leaders Uruguay in their final preliminary match to be played later today at the Deodoro Hockey Complex in neighbouring Brazil.

Sunil Ambris (at non striker’s end) and Larry Edward tried to rescue the Windwards from defeat against Jamaica. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

J/ca crowned three-day champs

Jamaica became this year’s WICB three-day champions when they crushed defending champions Windward Islands inside two days by an innings and 77 runs at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) ground yesterday.

Fowler shares Firestone lead, Tiger toils to 71

AKRON, Ohio, (Reuters) – While Tiger Woods failed to build on his solid start to the  WGC-Bridgestone Invitational in yesterday’s second round, fellow American Rickie Fowler rocketed  into a four-way tie for the lead.

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