Paul DeNobrega emphatically won his second race of the season yesterday lapping all but nine of the 33 starters in the feature 35-lap event of the 13th annual P&P Insurance Brokers and Consultants Limited 11-race cycle programme which was staged at the National Park.
The 28th edition of the Guyana Fight Night Pro Am card which was scheduled to box off on June 28 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) will now be staged at the Uitvlugt Community Centre ground one day later.
Orlando Dublin and Shawnell Warner put on an unforgettable, award winning display of graceful muscle poses to capture top honours in the mixed pairs competition when the fourth Fitness Paradise Championships and Gym Awards was held at the Theatre Guild Playhouse on Sunday.
The contracts are signed, the boxers are ready for fistic fury and the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) Pro Am initiative will return to the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on June 28.
Following Saturday’s 20-nil thrashing at the hands of Trinidad and Tobago in the NACRA Senior Men’s 15s Southern Championship game, the focus of the national ruggers now shifts to domestic competitions and international seven-a-side rugby.
The national 15s rugby team will be seeking to take the final step toward the North America and Caribbean Rugby Association (NACRA) Championship title when they tackle host, Trinidad and Tobago at the UWI Ground in St Augustine today.
“You are going on a mission, not a vacation, the mission is to win the Southern Championship for the third time and failure is not an option”.
Despite injury concerns and the inclement weather, the national 15s rugby squad is forging ahead with their preparations for their NACRA senior men’s Southern Caribbean Championship away game versus Trinidad and Tobago on Saturday.
He is back! Edmond ‘Wonder Boy’ DeClou, the WBC CABOFE middleweight champion is eager to get back in the ring after seven months of inactivity and resume his quest for a world title shot.
After laying the foundation for a promising bodybuilding career by winning this year’s overall national novice’s title, Berbician Dwayne Mars has aspirations of posing and flexing his sculpted physique all the way to a pro card.
Former Caribbean Junior Cycling Championships silver and bronze medalist, Christopher Holder is on the comeback trail to resurrect his once celebrated career.
The chequered flag chasing, six-man team of daredevils spearheaded by Group 4 ace drivers Kevin Jeffrey and Andrew King, winged out to Jamaica this morning to do battle in the first leg of the annual Caribbean Motor Racing Championships (CMRC) billed for Sunday.
Superior fitness and the championship experience of the national ruggers were the ingredients that caused Barbados’ cookie to crumble in Saturday’s NACRA Senior Men’s 15-a-side Caribbean championships game at the Providence National Stadium.
National Coach Hassan Mohamed has dubbed the 31st annual three-stage road race which concluded on Sunday a success while president of the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF) Cheryl Thompson said it was bittersweet.
National star cyclist, Robin Persaud brought the curtain down on the 31st annual Independence three-stage road race with a victory yesterday but it was Barbadian teenager, Jamol Eastmond who took the overall honours.
Inspired by the small but boisterous crowd, the national rugby team clawed their way back from a nil-17 half time deficit to
Barbadian teenager, Jamal Eastman of Team Heat Wave starts today’s final leg of the 31st annual Independence three-stage road race in the lead position after powering to back-to-back victories in the first two stages yesterday.
In excess of 75 cyclists including five females will vie for supremacy when the 31st annual Independence Three-Stage Road Race pedals off today in Berbice.
The preparatory work was put in, the confidence level is high and the national ruggers are ready for today’s NACRA senior men’s 15s Caribbean Championship game against Barbados at the Providence National Stadium.
Cycling fans eager to see the improvement of the four Team Coco’s riders who returned from Colombia on Tuesday after a month-long high altitude training stint will only have to wait one more day.
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