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National Coach Jadeshwar Doolchand, second left, receives one of the six balls from Marketing Manager of Giftland OfficeMax Compton Babb in the presence of GVF vice-president Captain John Flores, left, and NSC staff Chitram Choonilall.  
National Coach Jadeshwar Doolchand, second left, receives one of the six balls from Marketing Manager of Giftland OfficeMax Compton Babb in the presence of GVF vice-president Captain John Flores, left, and NSC staff Chitram Choonilall.  

Giftland donates volleyballs to GVF

Giftland OfficeMax on Friday donated a quantity of volleyballs to the Guyana Volleyball Federation (GVF).

A Guysuco Training Centre Player (second left) goes for the spike in the game against Park All Stars Saturday at the Aracari Resort. (Orlando Charles Photo)
A Guysuco Training Centre Player (second left) goes for the spike in the game against Park All Stars Saturday at the Aracari Resort. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Guysuco Training Centre progress to semi finals

The Guysuco Training Centre (GTC) volleyball team of Berbice advanced to the semi finals of the Aracari Beach Volleyball Classic when the four-a-side competition commenced last Saturday at the Aracari Resort, West Coast Demerara.

Chelsea Edghill

Caribbean champion Edghill sweeps three titles

Caribbean girls’ Under-13 singles champion Chelsea Edghill swept to three titles as the National Sports Commission sponsored annual Independence table tennis tournament continued yesterday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Lara spot-on in charity match

MANCHESTER, England, CMC – West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara netted from the penalty spot in a winning effort for the Rest of the World over England yesterday at Old Trafford.

Four SA batsmen warm-up with half-centuries

ST. AUGUSTINE, Trinidad, CMC – Four batsman hit half-centuries, and two others fell narrowly short, as South Africa’s batsmen made full use of their two-day, practice match against Trinidad & Tobago yesterday.

Baker, Tonge revive Windies-A

CARDIFF, Wales,  CMC – Steady bowling from Lionel Baker and Gavin Tonge helped West Indies-A fight back, after they conceded a healthy first innings lead in their three-day, tour match against Glamorgan yesterday.

England crush Bangladesh inside three days

MANCHESTER, England, (Reuters) – England thrashed  Bangladesh by an innings and 80 runs inside three days at Old  Trafford yesterday as the tourists were bowled out for just 123 after being asked to follow on.

Brown wrecks Glamorgan but Windies A tumble late

CARDIFF, Wales, CMC – Leg-spinner Odean Brown’s five-wicket haul restricted Glamorgan to a modest total but the loss of two quick wickets in the late exchanges left West Indies A in strife on the opening day of their three-day first class match yesterday.

Jeremy Singh

Singh, Clarkston win under-10 categories

By Floyd Christie Pint-sized six-year-old Nevaeh Clarkston seemed hardly  intimidated by her older opponents yesterday as she served up an impressive performance to win two categories as the National Sports Commission (NSC) Indep-endence Table Tennis Tour-nament continued at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Drosselmeyer wins Belmont Stakes

NEW YORK, (Reuters) – Drosselmeyer unleashed a  devastating late sprint to win yesterday’s 142nd running of the  $1 million Belmont Stakes, the third final and final leg of  US racing’s famed Triple Crown.

Schiavone paints Paris red, white and green

PARIS,  (Reuters) – Francesca Schiavone turned Roland Garros into a little corner of her beloved Milan yesterday when the feisty Italian grasped the biggest moment of her career with both hands to win the French Open.

Sultans of bling

Cozier on SundayWest Indies cricket continues to self destruct. Given the damage inflicted in the past couple of weeks, on and off the field, it seems to be getting ever more proficient at it.

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