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Adam Harris
Adam Harris

Adams qualifies for Beijing in 200m

-Forde can no longer clutch unqualified status as a result By Kiev Chesney Overseas-based Guyanese athlete Adam Harris will be attending the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games as Guyana’s only qualified male athlete, the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) has revealed.

Ryan Rahaman and his mechanics fine-tuning his new car.

Ryan Rahaman plans to destroy field again

By Ravendra Kishore Leading group three racer Ryan Rahaman plans to extend his championship point’s lead when he takes on a strong field this coming Sunday at the South Dakota Circuit in the third race meet of the year dubbed the `Ultimate Race of Champions.’

Guyana preparing to defend IGG basketball title

-28 players in training, final 12 will be named in 10 weeks By Kiev Chesney Guyana’s quest to successfully defend their male basketball championship title this November at the Inter Guiana Games (IGG) in French Guiana will be aided this year by a relatively large pool of players who have begun training according to President of the Georgetown Amateur Basketball Association (GABA) Chris Bowman.

Keisha Jeffrey

Ince reveals secrets of success

-National Squash Coach Carl Ince gives the secrets to Guyana’s dominant year at the CASA Caribbean Junior Championships By Kiev Chesney The Guyana Junior Squash team was clearly the most successful team at the 2008 Caribbean Squash Area Caribbean Junior Champion-ships having captured the most individual titles and winning both male and female team events to convincingly wrap up their 16th overall title.

Eugene La Fleur

Must Win

-Defending champions in must win situation in order to successfully defend title From Calvin Roberts in Barbados Compliments of Smalta, Cummings Electrical, Life-time Realty, P&P Insurance, Cellular Plus and Hanes (Guyana) Limited Defending champions Guyana find themselves in a must-win situation if they want to retain their West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)/TCL sponsored Regional Under-19 three-day title when the final round commences today.

Vishok Persaud

Ultimate race of champions

Persaud promises motor racing fans a treat President of the Guyana Motor Racing Sports Club Vishok Persaud has promised motor racing fans a treat this Sunday when round three of the 2008 Motor Racing championships takes place.

No Lights, no fights

– Gaskin and Jackson-sponsored national Open boxing c/ships postponed The scheduled third night of the Guyana Amateur Boxing Association (GABA) national open boxing championships at the National Gymnasium was knocked out by a blackout.

Dare Devils XI burn Eccles and Tradesmen

– Regal XI turn tables Dare Devils XI thrashed Eccles Sports Club XI and Tradesmen XI in their first and third matches but Regal XI gave them a dose of their own medicine in their second match at the National Insurance Scheme ground when the Banks DIH 15-Overs Softball Tournament continued.

Torch touching: (from right) President of the Guyana Cycling Federation Hector Edwards, Sales and Marketing Manager of Banks DIH Carlton João, Niall Roberts, President of the GOA K.A Juman Yassin, Communications Officer of Banks DIH Troy Peters and President of the AAG Claude Blackmore all touch the torch that will be carried this Saturday at the Coca Cola Torch relay. (A Clairmonte Marcus Photograph)

Banks DIH partners with GOA for Olympic torch relay this Saturday

-Roberts to carry torch on final leg By Kiev Chesney In order to raise awareness of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games in Guyana, Banks DIH Ltd, as the authorized distributor of Coca Cola locally, has decided to partner with the Guyana Olympic Association to put on the Coca Cola Caravan beginning at the 9:30am this Saturday at the National Stadium, Providence.

Four Guyanese in Stanford Twenty20 preliminary squad

Four Guyanese cricketers including West Indies vice-captain Ramnaresh Sarwan, former West Indies captain Shivnarine Chanderpaul, and all rounders Travis Dowlin and Lennox Cush have been named in a preliminary 32-member Stanford Twenty20 squad that will take on England for a US$20M prize on November 1 in Antigua.

STUNNED!! Edwin Jones tries to recuperate after a sharp left hook from Roy Franker (not in picture) sent him to get acquainted with the canvas Monday evening at the National Gymnasium. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

Another night, another stunner

By Kizan Brumell Roy Franker of the Harpy Eagle Gym turned in a crowd pleasing performance when he stopped Edwin Jones on Monday night in their lightweight contest as the Gaskin and Jackson Jewellers-sponsored National Open amateur boxing championships continued at the National Gymnasium.

Eugene La Fleur

La Fleur defies Jamaica

By Calvin Roberts At Yorkshire Cricket Ground, Barbados Compliments of Smalta, Cummings Electrical, Lifetime Realty, P&P Insurance, Cellular Plus and Hanes (Guyana) LimitedA defiant 85 from captain Eugene La Fleur prevented Jamaica from scoring an outright win over the defending champions as their fourth round match in the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)/TCL sponsored 2008 under-19 tournament ended in a tense draw at the Yorkshire Cricket Club ground, yesterday.

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