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Champions in the making: Mc Kenzie High School Captain Akeem Kanhai (L) and Richard Mohandatt of President’s College. (Orlando Charles photo)
Champions in the making: Mc Kenzie High School Captain Akeem Kanhai (L) and Richard Mohandatt of President’s College. (Orlando Charles photo)

Kanhai and Mohandatt ready to take NSBF by storm

Regarded as the top two junior basketball players in the country, Richard Mohandatt of President’s College and Akeem Kanhai of Mackenzie High School (MHS) said that they are ready to leave their mark on this year’s National Schools Basketball Festival (NSBF) which bounced off on Sunday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.Speaking

IN A HURRY! Leon Hurry-Up Moore walks to the neutral corner as referee Eion Jardine begins to count out dexter Marques. (Orlando Charles photo)
IN A HURRY! Leon Hurry-Up Moore walks to the neutral corner as referee Eion Jardine begins to count out dexter Marques. (Orlando Charles photo)

Allen too sharp for Gilkes, Moore hurries up Marques

Lennox Allen proved ‘Too Sharp’ for Leon ‘The Lion’ Gilkes in winning the vacant national Super Middleweight title while Leon Moore hurried up the demise of Dexter ‘The Kid’ Marques when S and S Promotions staged its `Final Execution’ five-fight bout Saturday evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

CHAMPIONS DELIGHT! Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Dr. Frank Anthony (L) poses with male and female winners Cleveland Forde and Christine Rajis along with Caricom Secretary General Dr. Edwin Carrington and Deputy Secretary General Lolita Applewaithe (Orlando Charles Photo)
CHAMPIONS DELIGHT! Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Dr. Frank Anthony (L) poses with male and female winners Cleveland Forde and Christine Rajis along with Caricom Secretary General Dr. Edwin Carrington and Deputy Secretary General Lolita Applewaithe (Orlando Charles Photo)

Forde out sprints Ballantyne to capture first Caricom 10K race

“I anticipated this win,” said Guyana’s Cleveland Forde after outsprinting Pamenos Ballantyne of St Vincent and the Grenadines yesterday to claim his first Caricom 10K road race.

Remarkable young lady meets Gayle and Dhoni

Kingston, Jamaica: Kordell Clarke, a special teenager from Jamaica who has lived a traumatic life and who has overcome more obstacles than most face in a lifetime, received a unique 18th birthday gift courtesy of Digicel.

Mosley warns F1 teams against writing him off

LONDON,  (Reuters) – Motor racing chief Max Mosley  claims he is under pressure to stay on as head of Formula One’s  governing body after opponents rushed to write his obituary  following a peace deal last week.

Brazil fight back to sink US in superb final

JOHANNESBURG,  (Reuters) – Holders Brazil fought back  from 2-0 down with three second-half goals to beat the United  States 3-2 and win the Confederations Cup for the third time in  a superb final yesterday.

Federer ready to make Soderling feel queasy

LONDON, (Reuters) – Facing Roger Federer on grass is  usually a daunting enough prospect but lining up against the  Swiss with a dodgy stomach could make Robin Soderling feel more  than a little queasy today.

Murray gets down to business against Swiss Stan

LONDON, (Reuters) – The tough part starts now for Andy Murray, the 22-year-old Scot who is four victories away from giving Britain its first men’s singles champion at Wimbledon since the days when they played in long trousers.

Pamenos Ballantyne

Straight fight!

Pamenos Ballantyne says his mind is set on winning his fifth straight CARICOM 10K but Guyana’s Cleveland Forde is aiming to continue his recent dominant formOne of the Caribbean’s most decorated distance athlete Pamenos Ballantyne says that winning today’s annual CARICOM 10K road race for the fifth year is the only thing on his mind.

Windies wary of Yuvraj

-as they seek to level series KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Swept aside in the opening match by a powerful batting display, West Indies will be looking to hit back against India when the second One-Day International of the four-match series bowls off today at Sabina Park.

Sportscope Our Opinion

Only credibility of Jefford, Munroe at stake One of the good things about opinion pieces such as comments and editorials is that they give the newspaper a “voice” so to speak.

GDF’s Warren Gilkes (R) and Camptown Telston McKinnon (centre) battle for possession under the close watch of referee Otis James at the Tucville Playfield. (Orlando Charles Photo)

Cellink Plus 2009 Premier League…

Camptown gets past GDF as Flamingo erans first point Sunburst Camptown are still in second on the leader board in the Georgetown Football Association (GFA) Cellink Plus Premier League after defeating the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) while Flamingo are stuck at the bottom even though they gained a point from a draw at the Tucville Playfield on Friday evening.

Jankovic melts, Murray blasts through

LONDON, (Reuters) – Jelena Jankovic’s challenge  melted in soaring temperatures at Wimbledon yesterday while  Andy Murray scorched the Centre Court turf as he blasted his way  into the second week of the grasscourt championships.

Darren Bravo impresses Gayle, Dhoni

Kingston, Jamaica: International captains, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Chris Gayle, were impressed with West Indies debutant, Darren Bravo, after the First Digicel ODI at Sabina Park on Friday.

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