Cricket West Indies (CWI) yesterday said that it stood by the validity of the election process where Trinidad’s Azim Bassarath was elected vice president of Cricket West Indies (CWI).
Shemar Britton’s exploits with a table tennis racquet have not gone unnoticed at least not by the Department of Sport.
The Guyana Boxing Association (GBA) yesterday handed out monetary incentives to those responsible for Guyana winning last month’s Caribbean Schoolboys and Juniors boxing tournament held at the National Gymnasium and also those who won medals at this year’s AMBC championships.
Five of the country’s top Simon Pures are scheduled to depart Guyana Saturday for Cuba where they will be involved in training sessions leading up to their participation at next month’s Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile.
Godfrey Wray a distinguished author, journalist and sports administrator has died in the United States of America.
Described as being a `giant among men’ Cecil `Skip’ Roberts, 86, a former Deputy Commissioner and Crime Chief of the Guyana Police Force and president of the Guyana Hockey Board has died.
Former two-time national boxing champion Jeff Roberts is of the opinion that unified welterweight champion Terrence Crawford can be the boxer to break Floyd Mayweather’s record.
It’s not uncommon for sports fans to feel passionate about the West Indies team’s performance, especially when they experience a string of losses.
The image will be forever indelibly printed in the memory of those who saw it as Shemar Britton let out a guttural roar and sank to his knees.
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport Charles Ramson Jnr., says that he does not take criticism personally but rather sees it as something that has to be addressed.
If anything British Grandmaster Nigel Short yesterday lived up to his name.
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Charles Ramson Jnr., said yesterday that the investment in the Guyana National Stadium at Providence was paying dividends and as a result the Government of Guyana, through his ministry, was committed to having several more such grounds around the country.
Along with his trusted lieutenants Director of Sports Steve Ninvalle and deputy Director of Sports Melissa Dow-Richardson and Franklin Wilson, the Honourable Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Charles Ramson Jnr.,
President of the Guyana Boxing Association (GBA) Steve Ninvalle says that 2022 has been an historic year for the association even as it continues to forge ahead with groundbreaking initiatives at home and in the region.
The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) will start the new year with an assessment of the fitness levels of the Guyana Harpy Eagles and other players ahead of the upcoming Regional four-day championships.
The Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) will, next year, stage two Caribbean championships back-to-back.
Guyana’s Samara Sukhai will wake up this morning a Caribbean champion but fellow Guyanese Jasmin Billingy and Malachi Moore will be crestfallen after losing in their finals bid.
Three local table tennis stalwarts were yesterday recognized for their achievements in Guyana and the Caribbean by the Caribbean Table Tennis Federation (CRTTF).
President of the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF) Linden Dowdridge says Guyana will no longer host the Caribbean Road Racing Championships because of a lack of funding.
Former International Basketball Federation (FIBA) and Confederation of Caribbean Basketball (CBC) executive Patrick Haynes is seeking to contest the post of Secretary General of the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) whenever that body decides to hold its long overdue election of office bearers.
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