Donald Duff

President of the Guyana Boxing Association (GBA) Steve Ninvalle has described today’s Extraordinary Congress of the International Boxing Association as a “pivotal” one.

It might be a cliché to say that everything national squash coach Carl Ince touches turns to gold.

National junior cricketers Jonathan Van Lange and Niron Bissu put aside their cricket equipment and picked up their table tennis racquets, joining forces to win the Guyana Table Tennis Association (GTTA) in collaboration with the National Sports Commission (NSC) Open two-player, team, table-tennis tournament.

A visit by FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich to Guyana later this year and the expansion of chess in the Americas were some of the decisions made at the 2022 FIDE Congress held recently in Chennai, India.

National swimmer Leon Seaton set a new national record in the men’s freestyle event at the recent 8th FINA World Junior Swimming Championships.

The date to elect the new executive of the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA) has not been set.

Guyana’s badminton representatives at this year’s Commonwealth Games, Narayan and Priyanna Ramdhani, are gearing up to put their best forward next month in Birmingham, England.

Fresh from participating in the South American Youth Championships where he  surpassed expectations Guyana’s Jonathan Van Lange will turn his attention to the Caribbean table tennis championships looking to medal.

National table tennis coach Linden Johnson is confident that the players set to participate at the third South American Youth Games in Argentina will give a good account of themselves.

Former Caribbean junior boys champion turned coach Idi Lewis is a proud man.

Veteran cricket commentator Guyanese Joseph `Reds’ Perreira feels that the Guyana cricket selectors should make a change for today’s second round of the Cricket West Indies’ regional first-class fixture against the Leeward Islands Hurricanes.

Windwards team to play Guyana and the Leewards Islands in Trinidad in the upcoming regional four-day competition.

The late George Arlington Green and Earl O’ Neal have several things in common.

Incumbent Frankie Farley is set to be relected president of the Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) at the body’s annual general meeting today.

Says Donald Duff When the International Table Tennis Federation’s (ITTF) Pan American championships serves off in Lima, Peru, next month, a South American team will be favoured to win it all.

Before Chelsea Edghill, there was Sydney Christophe. Widely considered to be the most talented Guyanese racquet wielder ever, Christophe at the height of his powers, dominated the local scene like no other before him or since, winning national men’s singles and doubles as well as mixed doubles titles with consummate ease.

Guyana’s table tennis Queen Chelsea Edghill just keeps on creating history for herself and her country.

Veteran cricket commentator Guyanese Joseph `Reds’ Perreira said yesterday that if not handled properly, West Indies cricket could lose the talented Shimron Hetmyer.

The Guyana Chess Federation is looking to stage its Annual General Meeting sometime in June says President Frankie Farley.

Former two time Guyana boxing champion Jeff Roberts wants 24-year-old Joel Williamson to fight for the national title on the upcoming Gairy St Clair Superhero Fight Night Promotions Company double world title fight card later this year.