Today’s matches of Mayor Hamilton Green’s 73rd birth anniversary inter-ward, street/village seven-a- side football tournament have been postponed because of the inclement weather organizer Lennox Arthur said yesterday.
Young Warriors Cricket Club and Albion Community Centre have advanced to the semifinals as action in the Berbice leg of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Carib Beer/Pepsi sponsored national 20/20 cricket competition for first division clubs continued last weekend with five matches played.
Yesterday’s final day of the 2007 National Swimming Championships ended as it began with more records falling and lots of exciting races.
Leer Nunes captured the fifth and final stage of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport five stage event but Alonzo Greaves won the overallevent and the first prize of $200,000 when the event climaxed yesterday morning on Homestrectch Avenue.
Top local men’s first division Club Everest Hikers have booked a place in the final and seem set to win their second title in three years when the curtains came down on the fourth Annual Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Festival last night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
A whirlwind unbeaten 40 from middle-order batsman Keiron Pollard helped Trinidad and Tobago defeat Guyana by eight runs at the National Stadium, Providence yesterday to cart off the Cheddi Jagan Memorial Cup.
Guyana’s Everest Hikers men and Georgetown Cricket Club women are on course to secure places in the final after four sessions of the play in the Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Festival at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
Despite the recent pronouncement that the current, no pun intended, blackout will continue for the holidays, Christmas is looking bright for the national cricket team.
Ian ‘Dumb boy’ Jackson outsprinted the youthful Enzo Matthews to win the 4th stage from Supenaam to Charity and back to Suddie in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports HIV/AIDS Awareness five-stage ‘Tour de Guyana’ cycle road race yesterday.
Britany Van Lange and Henk Lowe of Dorado Speed Swim Club are the individual point leaders after three days of competition in the Guyana Amateur Swimming Association’s National swimming Championships at the Castellani Pool.
Guyana’s top rugby referee instructor Terrence Grant, just back from an International Referees Educators Course in Canada, is now on a mission to improve the level of officiating here.
Fruta Conquerors, Uprising, Mocha Champs and Silver Shatters were all sent packing in the latest matches of the NAMILCO knockout Football Festival and the stage is now set for two intriguing matches this the evening at the Tucville Playfield under lights.
The Guyana Secondary School Basketball Assoc-iation (GSSBA) season has quickly become the highpoint of all young basketball enthusiasts countrywide, with players improving drastically every week and playing as though there are in the NCAA final four.
Robin Persaud rode a very tactical race to come out victorious in the third stage of the Ministry of Health/ Ministry of Culture Youth and Sports inaugural five stage cycle road race yesterday morning but John Charles has the overall lead with two stages to go.
The national cricket team was $500,000 richer after a satisfying day’s work at their Georgetown Cricket Club’s Bourda, office yesterday when they made light work of a USA team in a feature 40 overs-a-side game.
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) will now be held on December 10 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, Homestretch Avenue from 1pm High on the agenda will be the election of office bearers.
The Indian Cricket League (ICL) had the money, players and resources to put together a brand new cricketing show.
For the sixth year in succession, the Kashif and Shanghai Christmas Football tournament has benefited from premier sponsorship by Guymine.com,
Pre-tournament favourites Old Fort and Everest Hikers battled to a draw, defending women’s champions Raiders opened on a winning note and Malvern men were severe on new-comers Shakatan on the opening day of the Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Festival at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall yesterday.
Showing tremendous endurance, grit and determination, Alonzo `Zo’ Greaves yesterday turned in a performance of the highest quality to take the lead in the five-stage `Tour de Guyana’ cycle road race after winning the second stage in a driving finish from John Charles.
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