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A West Ruimveldt player controls the ball during the semi-final fixture against Sophia. (Orlando Charles photo)
A West Ruimveldt player controls the ball during the semi-final fixture against Sophia. (Orlando Charles photo)

And now the grand finale…..

West Ruimveldt lock horns with Marian Academy today from 15:00hrs, in the grande finale of the Courts Pee Wee Primary Schools Football Championships at the Thirst Park ground.

On the attack-Guyanese forward Kerensa Fernandes (right) racing down the right flank, with Bermuda’s Taylor Mullan in hot pursuit during their clash in the Central American and Caribbean Games 2018 Hockey Qualifiers

Goals galore for Guyana

  Men crush Panama 9 – 0, Ladies defeat Bermuda 3 – 0Guyana’s Men’s and Women’s teams moved one step closer in qualifying for the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games, when they secured wins against Panama and Bermuda, respectively, yesterday.

FIFA and Adidas roll back the years with the reintroduction of the 1970 Telstar football for the 2018 World Cup (Adidas Twitter account)

FIFA revives the 1970 World Cup ball

ZURICH, (Reuters) – FIFA revived the Telstar, the first made-for-television football used at the 1970 World Cup, as it unveiled on Thursday the official match ball for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

Swiss beat Northern Ireland with harsh penalty

BELFAST, (Reuters) – Switzerland made the most of a controversial penalty converted by Ricardo Rodriguez to secure a 1-0 win away to Northern Ireland in a pulsating and bruising first leg of their World Cup qualifying playoff on Thursday.

Croatia rout Greece 4-1

AGREB, (Reuters) – Croatia edged closer to next year’s World Cup with an emphatic 4-1 home win over Greece on Thursday in the first leg of their two-legged playoff.

Zaza injury worries Italy ahead of Sweden showdown

STOCKHOLM, (Reuters) – Italy arrived in Sweden for the first game of their two-legged World Cup playoff against Sweden with doubts about the fitness of striker Simone Zaza, who has knee injury which is likely to keep him out of today’s match.

Batsman Keacy Carty gathered his sixth first class half-century (file photo)

Hodge, Carty frustrate Jaguars with half-centuries

BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Half-centuries from Montcin Hodge and Keacy Carty helped Leeward Islands Hurricanes control the opening day of their third round match in the Regional Four-Day Championship against leaders Guyana Jaguars here Thursday.

Jason Mohammed was unbeaten on 100 (File photo)

Ramdin, Mohammed put Volcanoes to the sword in record stand

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Hundreds from their current captain Denesh Ramdin and a former captain Jason Mohammed in a record, fourth-wicket stand gave Trinidad & Tobago Red Force the early leg up on Windward Islands Volcanoes in the Regional 4-Day Championship on Thursday.

Flashback-Sheldon Profitt (no.7) of Leopold Street initiating an attacking play while being watched closely by Carl Tudor (right) of North East La Penitence in the 7th Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown Zone at the Burnham Court.

Record turnout expected for qualifiers

With less than six days before the deadline of team submissions, a record turnout is expected for the Qualifying Tournament in the 2017 Guinness ‘Greatest of the Streets’ Georgetown Zone.

Boston Celtics defeat LA Lakers for 10th straight win

   (The Sports Xchange) – Highlights from National Basketball Association games on Wednesday: Celtics 107, Lakers 96 Aron Baynes matched his career high with 21 points and the Boston Celtics won their 10th straight game, holding off the Los Angeles Lakers 107-96 on Wednesday night.

WI seamers shine in tame draw

BRISBANE, Australia, CMC – West Indies made light work of Northern Suburbs District Invitational XI but their two-day warm-up match finished in a predictable draw here Thursday.

Sponsors and organizers pose for a photo following the launch of the 57th edition of the National Schools Cycling, Swimming and Track and Field Championships yesterday at the Ministry of Education. (Orlando Charles photo)

Historic shift!

The 2017 edition of the National Schools Cycling, Swimming and Track and Field Championships will usher in a new era of positive change.

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