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 Sitting from left are Lorian Toney, Roxanne Stephens, Lioni Robertson (standing from left) Dacia Hamilton, Sonia Griffith and  Olive Ambrose. Missing is Vowsiene Michael.
Sitting from left are Lorian Toney, Roxanne Stephens, Lioni Robertson (standing from left) Dacia Hamilton, Sonia Griffith and Olive Ambrose. Missing is Vowsiene Michael.

Lethem lady footballers appeal for tangible support

Talk about female football in Guyana and the conversation invariably drifts to the game in the Lethem, Rupununi area  but conditions  are not so bright and beautiful for the hinterland ladies as it relates to them playing the game which they call ‘their everything’.

Clearly out! GCC’s wicketkeeper breaks the stumps to dismiss Mohan Ramdeen at the Everest ground in the rain affected match yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)
Clearly out! GCC’s wicketkeeper breaks the stumps to dismiss Mohan Ramdeen at the Everest ground in the rain affected match yesterday. (Orlando Charles photo)

Everest makes light work of GCC

-three games called off in GCA under-19 tourney After early morning showers washed out play in  three of the four scheduled matches of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) 50-over tournament that began yesterday, Everest Cricket Club made easy work of Georgetown Cricket Club at the Everest ground in the Yhann’s Engineering sponsored competition.

Davis-Thompson gets Olympic title

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, CMC – Bahamian Pauline Davis-Thompson and other Caribbean sprinters are the beneficiaries after the International Olympic Com-mittee (IOC) formally re-allocated Sydney 2000 medals from drug disgraced Marion Jones on Wednesday.

WACA pitch to be pacers paradise, says curator

PERTH, Australia, CMC – Pitch curator Cameron Sutherland says the WACA strip should provide pace and bounce for the third Test starting next week, welcome news for West Indies who believe speedster Kemar Roach holds the key to a victory over Australia.

Golf, sponsors ponder Woods’ absence from sport

CHICAGO, (Reuters) – Even the prospect of a golf  landscape temporarily minus Tiger Woods is not one PGA Tour  officials, advertisers and sponsors care to ponder as  speculation swirls around the popular athlete’s private life,  which has kept him secluded in his Florida home.

Ponting target for Roach fury at Perth

Chris Gayle has warned Ricky Ponting to expect “some fury” from Kemar Roach in next week’s third Test in Perth – but the Australian captain is already prepared for the threat from the West Indies newest “pace like fire” tearaway.

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