Sports

Sharapova ousted, Federer strolls on

LONDON, (Reuters) – Maria Sharapova was heading for  the airport after losing at Wimbledon yesterday while another  former champion Roger Federer sauntered through to the third round in glorious sunshine after a clinical display. 

Flashback!  Mackenzie High School after claiming their third Victory Valley Royals Inter-School Basketball Title.
Flashback! Mackenzie High School after claiming their third Victory Valley Royals Inter-School Basketball Title.

National School Basketball Festival…

MHS on the road to redemption After taking Linden by storm, the Mackenzie High School (MHS) basketball team is now feasting their eyes on capturing the National Schools Basketball Festival (NSBF) title and according to their coach Quincy Cummings, it would be a form of redemption since they finished fourth in the last installation of the tournament.

Level 3 Badminton Coach Gokarn Ramdhani takes a photograph with his new diploma in Mexico.
Level 3 Badminton Coach Gokarn Ramdhani takes a photograph with his new diploma in Mexico.

Ramdhani gains coaching diploma in Mexico

By Tiadi Blair Coach of the Guyana Badminton Association (GBA) Gokarn Ramdhani recently obtained his diploma at a training course held in Mexico for qualified sports coaches ‘held’  from June 14 to 20.

Kristian  Jeffrey, rear court in action

Swine Flu cancels squash tournament in Trinidad

By Tiadi Blair The Trinidad and Tobago Squash Association (TTSA) has announced that they will be unable to host this year’s Bmobile Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Championships due to the current swine flu outbreak in Trinidad and Tobago.

Sports Scope – Our Opinion

Analysing the denialsGeneral Secretary of the Guyana Table Tennis Association GTTA Godfrey Munroe has denied telling Kaieteur News’ Edison Jefford that he had given him the names of the Guyana representative male, female and under-21 teams to compete at next month’s Caribbean table tennis championships in French Guiana.

Sporting bodies crushed over Games’ cancellation

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Local sporting associations are crushed over last Friday’s sudden cancellation of the inaugural Caribbean Games and track and field bosses are now concerned over the status of the Pan American Junior Championship scheduled for next month-end.

Gayle wary of depleted India

KINGSTON, Jamaica,  CMC – Chris Gayle will not be drawn into a false sense of believing that West Indies can manhandle India’s depleted side in their imminent One-day International series.

Spready’s Bakery U-19 50-Over Cricket Competition

– Six teams romp to victory Six venues, six matches, and six winners were the highlights as another round of the recently-resumed Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) Spready’s Bakery 2009 Under-19 50-Over Cricket Competition was contested throughout the Ancient County.

Murray keeps British faithful happy

LONDON, (Reuters) – The now familiar tide of  Murray-mania swept across Wimbledon yesterday as Andy Murray  began his bid to end Britain’s 73-year wait for a men’s singles  champion in glorious sunshine at the All England Club.

Sonny Boy Milk Powder 15-overs softball

– Thomas ton propels Airport X1 to victory A brilliant 107 from Eric Thomas was just what Airport XI needed to guide them to a nine-wicket win over Country Side on Sunday as action continued in the Sonny Boy Milk Powder 15-overs softball cricket competition at the Guyana Softball, Windball and Cricket Association ground, Carifesta Avenue, Georgetown.

Tenelec Inc. First Division 50-overs Cricket Competition

– Rose Hall Community Centre and Police through to semi-finals Rose Hall Community Centre defeated Blairmont Community Centre in their final Zone A preliminary match to end as winners of that zone with 9 points, earning their place in the semi-finals of the 2009 Tenelec Inc.

‘Don’t mistake me for Lara’

– says Darren Bravo PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, June 22, CMC – Darren Bravo has predictably identified Brian Lara as his cricket hero, but denies he makes a conscious effort to bat like the West Indies legend.

Serena and Sharapova overcome tough challenges

– But Federer marches through with military precision LONDON, (Reuters) – Roger Federer turned up at  Wimbledon yesterday resembling an army general ready to conduct  his latest campaign and soon disarmed the opposition on the opening day of the grasscourt championships.

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