Sports

GABF explains selection of coaches

– responds to Panday’s claims The Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation (GABF) issued a statement yesterday in response to the allegations by head coach of  Scorpions Basketball Club, Vijay Panday.

Gwendolyn O’ Neil (right) and Veronica Blackman size each other up

O’Neil, Blackman promise slugfest

Brimming with confidence, ‘Stealth Bomber’ Gwendolyn O’ Neil has already claimed the vacant Light Heavyweight Women’s International Boxing Association (WIBA) title belt as hers.

GRFU to name CAC rugby squad on June 13

President of the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU), Kit Nascimento said yesterday that the squad for the 21st Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games will be named on June 13 following an intensive training session to be held that same weekend.

Mandela meets Bafana Bafana ahead of finals

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – Nelson Mandela met South  Africa’s national soccer team Bafana Bafana yesterday, wearing  the captain’s number 4 shirt, to help inspire the team in this  month’s World Cup which the country is hosting.

Schiavone seals Stosur final with a kiss

PARIS, (Reuters) – Gustavo Kuerten once etched a  heart on centre court at Roland Garros, Francesca Schiavone just  knelt down and planted a kiss on its red dust surface yesterday as a career spent in the shadows finally blossomed.

Bangladesh may target Pietersen with spin

MANCHESTER, England, (Reuters) – England face a trial  by spin in today’s second test at Old Trafford after Bangladesh  coach Jamie Siddons said he felt a couple of their batsmen  including Kevin Pietersen were vulnerable.

OF THINGS TO COME! ‘Deadly’ Denny Dalton ferociously attacks the pads of trainer Lennox Daniels during their training session at the Andrew ‘Sixhead’ Lewis gym yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

‘Machito’ Camacho in town

– Puerto Rican arrives to keep ring date with Dalton By Marlon Munroe A 31-year-old Puerto Rican boxer by the name of Hector `Machito’ Camacho arrived in Georgetown yesterday.

Brazil on song but worry over Julio Cesar

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Brazil gave a glimpse of the  Latin American flair they will bring to the World Cup in South  Africa with a 3-0 warm-up win over Zimbabwe yesterday, a  victory tempered by an injury to goalkeeper Julio Cesar.

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