The St. Stanislaus College successfully staged its track events of the annual inter-house athletic sports at the Georgetown Cricket Club ground, Bourda yesterday with Butler House carting off the championship and one year bragging rights.
Former national wicketkeeper Janet John-Dorie is back home and is planning to continue her assistance to local female cricketers.
Guyana to meet with Antigua and Barbuda tonight– It’s going to be tough says Shabbazz By Rawle Toney The Golden Jaguars have not gotten the start they were looking for in this year’s Digicel Caribbean Championship (DCC) after a 1-1 draw with St Kitts and Nevis on the opening night of their Group H match in Trinidad and Tobago Wednesday at the Marvin Lee Stadium.
Double header on tonight at Burnham courtRawle Toney Another weekend of intense basketball is expected when the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) Lens Craft first and third division leagues continue at the Burnham Basketball court.
– Games will now be held Jrom November 28-30 By Rawle Toney The second stage of the 2008 Inter Guiana games will now be held from November 28-30 in French Guiana.
The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport/National Sport Commission (NSC) in collaboration with the Regional Democratic Council of Region #4 successfully hosted a Day of Interaction on November 2 at the Diamond Community Centre Ground and the Grove Playfield on the East Bank Demerara.
Berbician Kriskal Persaud will be strongly tipped to retain his senior men’s title when the National Closed Chess championships gets underway Saturday at the Ocean Spray Hotel.
The Flying Ace Cycle Club of Berbice would be running off a 25-mile cycle road race on Sunday from 9am.
Guyana’s Golden Jaguars are going almost full strength for their quest to secure a place in the finals of the Digicel Caribbean football Championships when they square off with St.
The Guyana Amateur Swimming Association’s (GASA) National Swim-ming Championships will commence this afternoon at the Castellani Pool, Homestretch Avenue.
With the kick-off of the much-anticipated 19th annual Kashif and Shanghai Knockout Football Tournament just over a month away, the organizers have been persistent in getting partners onboard.
The already strained relations between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the Stanford 20/20 organisation neared breaking point last night after a verbal broadside by the WICB on both Wes Hall, a Stanford 20/20 director and a one-time WICB president, and the Stanford group itself.
The Guyana Motor Racing and Sports Club Monday evening honoured a long list of competitors who performed well at the final leg of the 2008 Caribbean Championships and also the local championships.
An explosive ton from national opener Royston Crandon guided Mahendra Nagamootoo’s XI to a 33-run victory over Esaun Crandon’s XI when the first of three limited overs trial matches was played at the Everest Cricket Club ground yesterday.
– WICB President’s trophy commences November 13 For the first time ever, nine teams and over 144 players will be gathered in one country in the Caribbean for a first-class cricket tournament, when Guyana play host to the rest of the West Indies from November 13 to 23.
This past Sunday the Harpy Eagles Karate Club, coached by Guyana’s most decorated sensei, Troy Bobb, kicked up a storm at the Little Diamond Martial Arts Academy’s Third National Open Karate Championships at the Diamond Community Centre Building East Bank Demerara.’
Dear Editor,On behalf of the entire family, friends and members of the basketball fraternity we would like to thank all the media houses, both print and electronic, especially Kaieteur News, for following our son Kevin Worrell’s demise during a basketball game on Burnham Court.
Banks DIH Sports Club, Banks DIH and the Guyana Amateur Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation (GABBFF) on Monday honoured one of Guyana’s most decorated bodybuilders, Sylvan Gardner.Gardner
Following their successful showing at the North America West Indies Rugby Association (NAWIRA) Rugby World Cup 2009 Sevens qualifying tournament which was held in the Bahamas on October 25 and 26, the Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) was presented with a $500,000 donation from the Edward B.
Defending champion Shelly Daly-Ramdyhan and Phillip Squires won the ladies and men’s open singles title respectively, when the curtains came down on the Le Meridien Hotel sponsored 2008 Open Tennis championships Monday night at the Le Meridien tennis court.
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