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Carl  Lewis
Carl Lewis

Bolt will not repeat

LONDON, CMC – Olympic legend Carl Lewis has cast doubt on sprint sensation Usain Bolt repeating as 100 metres champion at the London Olympics starting later this month.

The Friends and Former Guyana Cricketers team before the start of yesterday’s match. (Aubrey Crawford photo)
The Friends and Former Guyana Cricketers team before the start of yesterday’s match. (Aubrey Crawford photo)

DCC draw first blood in Lyght memorial encounter

The Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) yesterday defeated the USA-based Friends and Former Guyana Cricketers (FFGC) team in a memorial match for the late DCC player Andrew Lyght.

O’Neil Durant, left, organizer of the second Inter-market/Municipality Futsal tournament receives  a donation of trophies from Ramesh Sunich, Managing Director of Trophy Stall, Bourda.
O’Neil Durant, left, organizer of the second Inter-market/Municipality Futsal tournament receives a donation of trophies from Ramesh Sunich, Managing Director of Trophy Stall, Bourda.

Trophy Stall support for Inter-Market tournament

Trophy Stall has joined the list of supporters of the Inter-Market/Municipality Futsal tournament which commences later this month at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.

Guyana teams to debut in October ‘Five-Stage’

By Emmerson Campbell This year’s sixth Annual ‘Ride for Life’ 226-mile five-stage cycle road race which is set to  pedal off in the first week of October is gearing up to be better than last year’s event, according to Director of Sport Neil Kumar and National Cycling Coach Hassan Mohamed.

 Khalif Gobin

Gobin sets up Downes showdown

Junior player Khalif Gobin will next come up against the defending men’s singles champion Anthony Downes after he held his own against veteran player Harry Panday in a men’s singles match of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry Open competition last Friday at the GBTI Recreational Centre, Bel Air.

Edghill eliminated at group stage

Caribbean Under-15 silver medallist Chelsea Edghill has failed to advance to the last 16 of the Latin America junior championship in Mexico after placing third in her group.

James wins, Fraser-Pryce loses

LONDON, CMC – World champion Kirani James warmed up for his first-ever assault on an Olympic medal with a victory in the men’s 400 metres but Jamaican Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce tasted defeat on the final day of the London Grand Prix here  yesterday.

Kadecia Baird

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The ‘Closer’ has done it again. With an unprecedented silver medal run, Guyanese sprint phenom Kadecia Baird lived up to her uncanny nickname and shut the  curtains on her country’s foray  at the 14th IAAF World Junior Championships with aplomb.

 Jacob Oram

Windies try once more to wrap up series win

BASSETERRE, St Kitts,  CMC – For the second time in four days, West Indies will try to steady their nerves as they chase a series-clinching lead in the fourth game of the five-match One-Day International series against New Zealand here today.

Andre Lopes

Andre Lopes among winners

Andre Lopes was among the winners on Thusrday’s opening night of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI) Open lawn tennis tournament Thursday evening at the GBTI Recreational Centre Bel Air.

The National Women’s Netball team which departed yesterday for Trinidad and Tobago to participate in the Americas Federation of Netball Tournament.

Netball team off to Trinidad

By Iva Wharton Guyana’s netball team left yesterday for Trinidad and Tobago to compete in the Americas Federation of Netball Association (AFNA) tournament with Coach Lavern Fraser–Thomas stating that she was not satisfied with their preparation.

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