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From left, Vijay Panday, member of Wild Fire Production, Beepat’s Supligen representative Alicia Braithwaite, Wild Fire Productions secretary Jermainea Softley and Warren Williams at yesterday’s press briefing. (Aubrey Crawford photo)
From left, Vijay Panday, member of Wild Fire Production, Beepat’s Supligen representative Alicia Braithwaite, Wild Fire Productions secretary Jermainea Softley and Warren Williams at yesterday’s press briefing. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

Annual Supligen All-Star Weekend launched

-Linden-Georgetown rivalry resumes By Rawle Toney For the sixth year in succession, the Supligen All-Star Weekend which is scheduled for the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on October 25 and 26 was officially launched at a simple ceremony held yesterday at the Beepat building in Georgetown.

Trevor Benn, one of the participants at yesterday’s clinic tries to get the basics right. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)
Trevor Benn, one of the participants at yesterday’s clinic tries to get the basics right. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

King and Stuart commence fast bowling clinic at National Stadium

Former Guyana and West Indies fast bowlers Reon King and Colin Stuart commenced the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/ ‘Reds’ Perreira Sports Foundation-sponsored fast bowling clinic for the country’s present crop of fast bowlers at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence yesterday.

Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport Dr. Frank Anthony (centre) flanked by Director of Sport, Neil Kumar, sixth left, PS Keith Booker, fifth left and English captain Monty Lynch.
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport Dr. Frank Anthony (centre) flanked by Director of Sport, Neil Kumar, sixth left, PS Keith Booker, fifth left and English captain Monty Lynch.

Percival stars as visiting English team thrashes MCYS

A strong team from the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS) lost to Mal Skills team by 109 runs in a feature limited overs cricket match at the Guyana National Service Ground, Carifesta Avenue yesterday.

ECDFA Mackeson Stout League

Richmond’s hat-trick enable Determinators to drub Stallion A  Tremaine Richmond hat-trick enabled Mahaica Determinators to inflict a five-nil defeat on Black Stallion while Bakewell Buxton Stars were held  to a draw when action in the East Coast Demerara Football Association (ECDFA)/ Mackeson Stout Premier League fooball compettion  continued at the Beterverwagting ground last Sunday.

Blue Berry Hill back on top

Stalemates were the order of the night as Blue Berry Hill United took back the leadership position in the Upper Demerara Football Association (UDFA)/ Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS) sponsored Premier League competition last Sunday night.

Everest Hikers maintain lead

The Everest Hikers first division men’s hockey team continued its dominance of the Banks DIH Night hockey Tournament by edging Georgetown Cricket Club by a 1-0 margin in the feature encounter of Monday night’s matches at Thirst Park.

Tony Deyal

Deyal fires back!

– Former WICB corporate secretary Tony Deyal gives evidence before London International Court of Arbitration on behalf of DIgicel In an ironic twist to the latest row afflicting West Indies cricket, Tony Deyal has given evidence before the London International Court of Arbitration (LICA) on behalf of Digicel in its case against the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) over the scheduled 20/20 match for US$20 million between the Stanford Superstars and England.

From Left, Chairman of the Courts Pacesetters Basketball Club Dennis Clarke, President of the GABA Trevor Rose, and Coach of Courts  Pacesetters, Bobby Cadogan, during yesterday’s media briefing. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

GABA calls on clubs to insure players

– Season to resume after funeralBy Rawle Toney Following the death of 21-year-old Courts Pacesetters player Kevin Worrell on Sunday, the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) has promised to have affiliated club members properly insured.

President of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Chetram Singh (2nd left) receives the championship trophy from Chief Executive Officer of Gafsons Industries Limited Mohammed Ali (3rd right) while other executives of both the GCB and Gafoors look on. (Aubrey Crawford photograph)

GCB/Gafoors 20/20 set for this weekend

– semifinals and finals at Bourda The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/Gafsons Industries Limited (Gafoors) national first division 20/20 cricket competition was launched with a simple ceremony at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) pavilion yesterday, and the semifinals and finals will be  played at the same venue.

Kriskal Persaud, national Chess champion contemplates a move against Learie Webster.

New junior Chess champion to be crowned

There will be a new junior Chess champion of Guyana when the Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) stages it national senior and junior championships following the completion of a qualification tournament which begins on Sunday to arrive at the eight competitors in each category.

Cellink Plus Premier League…

Sunburst Camptown conquers Fruta Conquerors in ‘Battle of the Juices’– GDF arrests GFC By Kizan Brumell Football fans witnessed two thrilling victories by the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) and Sunburst Camptown on Sunday in the Georgetown Football Association’s (GFA) GT&T Cellink Plus Premier League competition at the Tucville  Playfield.

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MICHAELS! Champioin jockey Michael Semple, left and champion trainer Michael Simms, display their trophies.

Sequin maintains supremacy

Jockey Colin Ross guided his steed Sequin to a comfortable victory and the $250,000 first prize over the rest of the field in one of three feature races held at the Anjue and Hamlet Park, Branch Road, Mahaicony, East Coast Demerara as part of their second anniversary celebrations Sunday.

Monty Lynch to lead English team against MCYS

– Dr. Anthony, Keith Booker to meet teams The visiting English cricket team led by former Guyana wicket-keeper Monty Lynch will today take on a Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport cricket team in a friendly limited overs encounter at the Carifesta Sports Complex Ground.

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