Sports

Sports policy needs to be revamped in schools

Dear Editor, Since penning my missive on an important topic with regards to Sports and which was unfortunately carried in one of the four dailies, it seems that I have become public enemy #1 and have raised the wrath of a few.

What does the GFF have to show for development

Dear Editor, Lawrence Griffith’s letter captioned ‘Sport in Guyana is not going anywhere’ published in SN 3.9.08, despite highlighting a few positives in reality should be confined to the national archives, along with those of his mindset, to gather dust.

Bounty Farm Office Manager/Accountant Garfield Wiltshire presents the  trophy to Mark Rodrigues of the CRHSC as part of the Rupununi 10KM race prize.
Bounty Farm Office Manager/Accountant Garfield Wiltshire presents the trophy to Mark Rodrigues of the CRHSC as part of the Rupununi 10KM race prize.

Bounty Farm to sponsor Central Rupununi 10K race this week

The Central Rupununi Heritage Sports Committee (CRHSC) will this week run off their 10KM race as part of the Amerindian Heritage Month celebrations.

Hikers and Old Fort off to strong start

Pre-tournament favourites  Everest Hikers dominated their first match of the Noble House sponsored Goals Galore Indoor six-a-side hockey tournament on the opening night Monday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Master Fung receiving his send off from young karatekas as well as the many others who knew him.

Sensei Ian Fung laid to rest

“He was an excellent teacher, very knowledgeable, thorough and patient,” was the way in which  patron of the Guyana Karate College Varshnie Jagdeo bid farewell to her former sensei Ian Fung.

Odle stars as Essequibo holds out for draw

Fifteen-year-old Jamally Odle was a shining star on a dull day as Essequibo held on for a draw against defending champions Berbice in their second round fixture of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/Clico sponsored 2008 two-day under-17 Inter-county championship at the Rose Hall Canje ground yesterday.

Carmichael, La Fleur bowl Berbice into commanding position

By Calvin Roberts at Rose Hall, Canje Controlled bowling from spin twins Trinson Carmichael and Jamal La Fleur with 3-18 each placed Berbice into a commanding position against Essequibo in their second round clash of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/ Clico sponsored under-17 two-day inter county match at the Rose Hall Canje ground yesterday.

Sportscope Our opinion

When will we cheer for our own? Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Patrick Manning and his Jamaican counterpart Bruce Golding had a lot to cheer about this past week following the return of the Caribbean’s sprint stars from the just concluded Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China.

Alpha and Camptown to meet in final

– Santos, Pele walk plank Tournament hosts Alpha ‘the Hammer’ United and their Georgetown counterpart Sunburst Camptown, will clash in the final of the Alpha United Carifesta $2.2M football tournament after recording victories over Santos and Pele football clubs respectively at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground, Sunday night.

Primo’s hat-trick devastates Pele

Manasseh Primo scored a hat-trick to lead Fruta Conquerors to victory when the Georgetown Football Association’s (GFA) DeSinco Trading under-18 football tournament resumed at the Parade ground this past Sunday.

GSA 15-a-side tourney….

Remaining semi-finalists to be decided Thursday night The remaining two semi-finalists in the Guyana Softball Association (GSA) Banks DIH sponsored 15-overs-a-side softball tournament will be decided Thursday night when the two remaining quarter-final matches will be played under floodlights at the Thirst Park ground from 5.30pm.

Joemal La Fleur

Essequibo looking for redemption against Berbice

Essequibo’s under-17 team currently contesting the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/Clico-sponsored under-17 inter-county two-day tournament will be looking to redeem themselves when they face defending champions Berbice at the Rose Hall Canje ground from today.

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