Defending men’s champions Old Fort stayed on course for championship honours when they scored a 2-1 win over Georgetown Cricket Club ‘A’ in the clash of the first division top teams as play in the GT&T sponsored National Indoor Championship hockey tournament continued Monday evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
Two semi-final spots to be decided tonight
Tonight action will continue at the Tucville Playfield in the Fruta Conquerors organized Namilco Football Festival Knockout Competition with the final two quarter-final matches to be contested in what is promised to be a thrilling double header.
Chairman of Vision Guyana Peter Ramsaroop has announced that within two months the richest circle tennis (rounders) tournament in Guyana’s history will get underway.
Ravens, Pacesetters off to positive starts
By Rawle ToneyThe Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) first division Basketball League got started on Sunday at the Burnham Basketball Court with wins for the Courts Pacesetters and Dyna’s Ravens.
Outstanding all round performances from national under-19 fast bowlers Keon Joseph and Keyron Fraser guided Achievers Sports Club to a 154 runs victory over Bath, when action in the West Berbice Cricket Association (WBCA)/Regency Suites/Buddy’s International Hotel sponsored under-23 limited overs competition continued last Sunday.
Fruta Conquerors and Western Tigers into semis
Fruta Conquerors and Western Tigers made their way into the semi-final stage of the Fruta Conquerors-organized Namilco Football Festival Knockout Tournament Sunday at the Tucville playfield as two more teams were sent packing from the quarterfinal matches contested.
Bakewell Buxton Stars and former champions Victoria Kings each recorded victories when action in the East Coast Demerara Football Association (ECDFA)/Mackeson Stout-sponsored Premier League competition continued at the BV/Triumph United ground on Sunday.
National limited overs club champions Young Warriors Cricket Club (YWCC) suffered a nine-wicket whipping at the hands of Albion Sports Club when the two clashed in the final of the Berbice Cricket Board of Control (BCBC)/TENELEC INC-sponsored 2007 first division limited overs final at the Albion Community Centre ground on Sunday.
Hyde Park bulldoze their way into quarterfinals
Parika/Hydronie SC was flattened by Hyde Park SC last Sunday as they trampled their way into the quarterfinal round of the Guyana Softball League (GSL) organized Memorex Enterprise 15-Over Countrywide Softball Tournament at the Den Amstel ground.
-‘Ride for Life 2’ pedals off Thursday morning
The second annual Ministry of Health (MOH)/Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS)/ National AIDS Secretariat sponsored and organized Tour Guyana Cycle Race will pedal off on Thursday morning, with the first stage from Corriverton to New Amsterdam.
– Cultural Cricket Club and Malverns take early lead
Cultural Cricket Club (CCC) of West Bank Demerara and Zeeburg of West Coast Demerara are point leaders in Zone A while Malvern are on top of Zone B after one week of play in the West Demerara Cricket Association (WDCA)/New Line Aqua Farm Second Division Twenty/20 competition.
Stuart Maloney with a first and a third-place finish in the first two races comfortably drove away with the 2008 Caribbean Motor Racing championships at the South Dakota Circuit yesterday.
By Rawle Toney
The Pepsi Hornets ‘A’ team captured the men’s title while the Yamaha Caribs took home the women’s trophy when the Yamaha Caribs celebrated their 16th anniversary with a Seven’s tournament yesterday at the National Park rugby field.
By Orin Davidson
Unprecedented jubilation saturated Antigua on the day 11 West Indian cricketers became the newest millionaires coming out of the Region.
The selection committee of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) has called up 28 players to prepare for the upcoming regional one-day tournament which will take place from November 13-23.
Mahaica Determinators, BV/Triumph oustedThe first round of the Fruta Conquerors (FC) organised Namilco Football Festival knockout competition was completed on Saturday evening at the Tucville Playfield with Mahaica Determinators and BV/Triumph being the last teams to be eliminated.
– Forde claims second in strong men’s field
By Rawle Toney
Guyana’s top female distance Athlete Alika Morgan is continuing her superb year in athletics.
-Amelia’s Ward Jets takes third place
By Rawle Toney
Finally after three months, the Linden amateur basketball Association (LABA) elite knock out basketball finals was contested on Friday in linden at the Mackenzie Sports Club Hard Court where the Wismar Pistons triumph over the Kashif and Shanghai Kings 55-46.