She is the junior Sportswoman-of-the-Year but few persons are aware that Ashley Khalil is a multi-talented athlete who last year represented her country at the regional level in two Caribbean championships.
The Linden Amateur Basketball Association second division championships will resume from 7pm tonight at the Mackenzie Sports Club court with Toucans Basketball Club opposing Constabulary Clippers.
The East Coast Cricket Board will now conduct its Under-15 two-day net sessions on 2nd and 3rd February at Enmore Community Centre ground from 09:30hrs.
Guyana’s Golden Jaguars quest to clinch a spot in the 2010 World Cup football finals in South Africa will begin in earnest in June at the start of the Second Stage of the CONCACAF (The Confederation of North, Central America and the Caribbean Football) qualification series.
Twenty students drawn from clubs in the county of Berbice are expected to benefit from the Educational Awards Scheme which the Berbice Cricket Board of Control (BCBC) launched last Thursday at its office in New Amsterdam.
BOGRA, Bangladesh, CMC – West Indies Under-19s were frustrated by rain as their opening one-day match of the four-match series against the Bangladesh Under-19s was washed out here yesterday.
After playing most of their regular season games at the outdoor Burham Basketball Court, the Guyana Secondary Schools Basketball Associa-tion (GSSBA) has been granted permission to use the National Gymnasium.
Insufficient facilities and deficient concentrated training camps are major hindrances to the development of national table tennis players.
The inner circuit of the National Park will be heated by whirring wheels this Saturday when racing cyclists compete in the Annual Mashramani Cycle meet sponsored by the National Sports Commission (NSC) from 9am.
Getting an early start and building on the momentum of the recently-concluded Kashif and Shanghai football tournament seems to be the prime motivation behind the Upper Demerara Football Association (UDFA) launching its 2008 as early as Sunday.
Dear Sport Editor, Oops! They have done it again. And, this time we are not going to sit idly and help stretch the lethargic ineptitude perpetrated.
The Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) pavilion normally a quiet area visited by a few club members for a round or two of drinks is expected to be transformed into a hive of activity tonight when the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) stages its Annual General Meeting (AGM) from 17:30h (5:30pm).
Andrew Light, the son of deceased former Guyana middle order batsman, Andrew Light, outshone his more illustrious countrymen Lennox Cush and Mahendra Nagamootoo but his team Sweet Revenge still went under to Central Sports by 42 runs in Chaguanas Central Trinidad, in the fifth round of matches of the Carib Sunday League cricket competition.
Ronaldo Rodrigues of the Silver Shark Aquatic Swim Club captured nine races to dominate his age category and help secure a convincing victory for his club at the Orca Speed Swim Club interclub swim meet last Saturday at the Colgrain Pool.
The Guyana National Rifle Association (GNRA) Hand-gun section launched its 2008 programme with a Practice Paintball Shooting competition last Sunday at the Guyana Scouts Association ground, Woolford Avenue.
Despite countless victories on local and regional circuits, Alika Morgan has still not been able to land either the Sportswoman-of-the-Year or the Junior Sportswoman-of-the-Year award of the National Sports Commission (NSC).
Whether or not Guyana’s Golden Jaguars are good enough to make it to the 2010 football World Cup finals in South Africa, the launch earlier this month of a local World Cup Committee is a commendable development, deserving of more than a modest measure of praise.
Guyana’s Golden Jaguars battled to a 2-2 draw against St. Vincent and the Grenadines Vincy Heat in their return friendly football International Sunday evening at Victoria Park in Kingstown.
As the time nears for their first match in this year’s Stanford Twenty20 cricket competition, defending champions Guyana have stepped up preparations for the defence of the title they won in 2006 when the competition was first held.
In January 2001, the US Congressional Budget Office projected a budget surplus of $5.6 trillion over the next ten years.
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