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Some of the prize winners at the Titans TTC end of year tournament.

Dick pleased with TTTC’s run in 2018

If there were an award for table tennis club of the year, it would surely go to the Titans Table Tennis Club (TTTC) for its exceptional contribution to the sport in 2018. 

 Kaysan Ninvalle copped the B class title with a combative win over Terrence Rausch (Royston Alkins photo) 

Ninvalle wins ‘B’ class final

Kaysan Ninvalle, one of Guyana’s most promising table tennis prospects, closed out 2018 on a winning note, soaring to championship glory in the ‘B’ class Open category of  the Titans Table Tennis Club ‘Play to Conquer’ junior tournament yesterday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH). 

Jasmin Billing served her way to the Open U9 and girls U11 titles yesterday (Royston Alkins photo)

Bissu captures U15 title

Young table tennis sensation and national U15 cricketer Niran Bissu yesterday marked his return to competitive table tennis by serving his way to championship honours in the boys U15 category of the Titans Table Tennis Club ‘Play to Conquer’ junior tournament at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH).

Ershaad Ali played an excellent innings for UG which was not enough to drag his side over the line (Royston Alkins photo)

Ali’s sensational innings fails to push UG pass MYO

A superb innings of 161 from Ershaad Ali failed to propel the University of Guyana (UG) past host, Muslim Youth Organisation (MYO) in the latest round of the New Building Society (NBS) Second Division 40 overs tournament, yesterday. 

Sachin Singh (Royston Alkins photo)

Four Guyanese called up for WI U-19 training camp

Four of Guyana’s most promising youth cricketers have been shortlisted to participate in a West Indies under–19 training camp in Antigua from December 10 – 20, 2018 following their strong showing in this year’s regional under–19 tournament.

Sherfane Rutherford of Bengal Tigers hits a boundary during the third-place playoff against Maratha Arabians. (Photo by M. Sajjad)

Rutherford establishing his oasis 

Twenty-year-old Guyanese basher Sherfane Rutherford is continuing to enhance his growing reputation as one of the region’s emerging big hitting sensations following his eye-catching exploits in the just concluded T10 league in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE). 

Guyana’s Pepsi Hikers, GBTI GCC and Old ‘Old Fort’ captured all three titles that were up for grabs to send the Trinis home empty-handed.  

Guyanese clubs sweep Diamond Mineral Water Hockey Festival 

The 14th edition of the Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Festival came to a thrilling conclusion last evening as Guyanese clubs – Pepsi Hikers, GBTI GCC, and Old  ‘Old’ Fort – downed their Trinidadian counterparts at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH). 

Hikers’ Aroydy Brandford (left) is expected to show up in a major way for his side during today’s semis. (Royston Alkins photo)

Guyana’s top teams to face-off against Trinis

Guyana’s premier male and female hockey teams have all advanced to the semi-final round of the ongoing Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Festival slated for the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) today.

Minosodia Culpepper was instrumental in Old Fort’s win over national champions Hikers on the opening evening of the Festival. 

Defending champions GCC hammer Saints in opener 

 Defending ladies’ champions, GBTI GCC began the 2018 edition of the Diamond Mineral Water Indoor Hockey Festival with a crushing win over Saints on Wednesday evening at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hal (CASH). 

Timothy Mc Almont is bowled by off-spinner Nkosi Barker (Royston Alkins photo)

GCC, PSC to play in season decider

The Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) snuck their way into the final of the Noble House Seafoods second division two-day tournament after they fended off a strong-willed final day bowling performance by Malteenoes at the GCC, yesterday.  

 Participants in this year’s Farfan & Mendes Junior Skill level squash tournament display their trophies (Royston Alkins photo) 

Wiltshire, Verwey capture major titles

Shomari Wiltshire and Nicholas Verwey played unbeaten in this year’s Farfan & Mendes Junior Skill level squash tournament to walk away with the category A and B titles, respectively, yesterday at the Georgetown Club Squash Court.

DCC after winning the final. (Royston Alkins Photo) 

Bishun, Barnwell spur DCC to championship

An excellent bowling performance from Totaram Bishun, backed up by a fine century from skipper Christopher Barnwell, propelled Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) to championship honours over the Police Sports Club (PSC) yesterday.

Totaram Bishun tormented the lawmen yesterday to  leave his side well place at stumps on day one (Royston Alkins photo)

Bishun, batsmen hand DCC first day honours 

A destructive spell of chinaman spin bowling by former national youth player, Totaram Bishun, along with their batsmen, lifted the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) to day-one honours over the Police Sports Club (PSC) in the final of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA), GISE, Star Party Rental and Trophy Stall first division two-day tournament at PSC, yesterday. 

Verwey trounces Cadogan 

The third day of the 2018 edition of the Farfan & Mendes Junior Skill level squash tournament saw the ever-improving Nicholas Verwey orchestrating another major win by downing Abosaide Cadogan in straight sets at the Georgetown Club Squash Court, last evening.  

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