Sports

East Ruimveldt eyes podium finish at Nationals

The National Schools, Cycling, Swimming, and Track and Field championships (‘Nationals’) kicks off in four days and East Georgetown will be gunning to be among the podium dwellers at the conclusion of the biggest schools championships.

Flashback-Scenes from the semi-final clash between Tucville (blue) and Broad Street (yellow) in the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown Zone
Flashback-Scenes from the semi-final clash between Tucville (blue) and Broad Street (yellow) in the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown Zone

Guinness Greatest of the Streets opening matches rescheduled

Rescheduled from East Ruimveldt tarmac yesterday due to the persistent rainfall, the Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown Zone, kicks-off today at the National Cultural Centre Tarmac, Mandela Avenue with 14 matches.

Eagles stay unbeaten, top standings

Eagles climbed atop the Upper Demerara Football Association (UDFA) Senior League standings, while Blueberry Hill secured their second win of the event, when action continued on Tuesday at the Mackenzie Sports Club (MSC) ground, Linden.

GFA and GFF coup d’état over Street football?

What is the mandate of the Georgetown Football Association (GFA)? It is the million dollar question that is on everyone’s lips following the alleged decision of that entity to stage a year-end Futsal Championship comprising community teams.

Head coach Stuart Law conducts throw-downs to batsman Shai Hope during a training session yesterday. (Photo courtesy CWI Media)

Windies relishing NZ conditions after Zimbabwe labours: Law

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, CMC – Head coach, Stuart Law, is expecting a tough challenge from the Black Caps in the upcoming two-Test series but believes the conditions here will still favour the West Indies brand of cricket, as they look to spring a surprise on the home side.

Australia’s cricket team captain Steve Smith holds a replica of the Ashes urn with England’s team captain Joe Root during an official event ahead of the Ashes opening test match at the GABBA ground in Brisbane, Australia, yesterday. REUTERS/David Gray

Ashes captains continue war of words on series eve

BRISBANE,  (Reuters) – The war of words that has added spice to the lead-up to cricket’s oldest enduring test series will give way to genuine hostilities today when bitter Ashes rivals Australia and England march out in front of a packed crowd at the Gabba.

Skeete off to CONCACAF Women’s U20 tourney

Guyana’s lone female International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) accredited referee Maurees Skeete departed Monday to officiate in the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association (CONCACAF) 2017 Women’s U-20 quarter-finals.

Royston Crandon

GCB franchise league one-day competition commences

Jaguars three–day champions Essequibo along with Upper Corentyne, Lower Corentyne and West Demerara earned first round wins in the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB)/ Jaguars one-day league which began yesterday with games across the country.

Former Australia Wicketkeeper Ian Healey working with Shai Hope and Shane Dowrich during the Caribbean side’s recent training stint in Australia. (Photo courtesy CWI media)

Windies arrive to face Black Caps

CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, MC – An upbeat West Indies touched down here yesterday to continue preparation for their two-Test series against the hosts, bowling off next month.

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