Eight-year-old Shomari Wiltshire, who remained undefeated after four days of competition, is poised to capture his first ever national title today during the Woodpecker National Junior Squash Championships at the Georgetown Club, a release from the Guyana Squash Association stated.
By Emmerson Campbell Undefeated World Boxing Council (WBC) CABOFE welterweight champion Simeon ‘Candy Man’ Hardy will face the toughest test of his budding career when he faces former European middleweight champion Howard ‘Battersea Bomber’ Eastman on June 1.
Expectations are high in anticipation of the caliber of competition that will be featured today at the Mackenzie Sports Club ground in the third edition of the President’s/Jefford Track and Field Classic.
Montego Bay, Jamaica – Guyana’s Golden Jaguars went down 1-nil to Jamaica when the two teams met on Friday evening at the Catherine Hall Stadium in Montego Bay Jamaica, in their FIFA International Friendly.
By Emmerson Campbell Some team sports include basketball, cricket, rugby, football and cycling, yes – road race cycling.
Christopher Franklyn might not have been called to trials ahead of this year’s Caribbean table tennis championships but the runner up to Godfrey Munroe in the men’s singles of the 2010 national championships still seems to have what it takes to get past the present crop of youngster.
Guyana and the Barbados national rugby teams yesterday played to a 10-10 draw in the first game of the second round of the Southern Zone of the NACRA Regional Qualifiers for the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
LONDON, England, CMC – Jamaican Asafa Powell recovered from his loss to American Justin Gatlin last week to storm to victory on a rainy night at the Shanghai Diamond League here yesterday.
MUNICH, (Reuters) – Chelsea cleared the final hurdle in a season of never-ending challenges when they beat Bayern Munich 4-3 on penalties in the German team’s Allianz Arena stadium to be crowned European Champions for the first time yesterday.
LONDON, England, CMC – West Indies snatched two wickets in the final session to stymie England’s momentum but were still facing a tall order after captain Andrew Strauss’s 20th century, and first in nearly two years, put the hosts in control of the opening Test here yesterday.
Mary Fung-A-Fat moved a giant leap closer to capturing her first national under 19 title after overpowering her main adversary Ashley deGroot on Thursday night at the Georgetown Club during the Woodpecker National Junior Squash Championships.
Gym mates from the Harpy Eagles Gym James Walcott and Rudolph Fraser are both brimming with confidence ahead of their respective bouts on June 1 when the Guyana Boxing Board of Control (GBBC) stages its 23rd edition of its Pro Am initiative.
It’s the fight the world awaits; it’s the fight with the potential of earning the world’s single highest pay-per-view buys in combat sports period and it’s the fight which can easily be named “Fight of the decade”.
Distance athlete Alika Morgan left this morning for Nickerie, Suriname to compete in the second leg of the Telsur 10k race.
Tobago’s Beach Football team, BagoSports arrived in Guyana yesterday for a three-man series against a Guyana Selection at the Christianburg Beach Football ground in Linden this weekend.
The much-anticipated Guyana Independence Twenty/20 Cup in Berbice got a major boost when Demerara Distlillers Limited (DDL) delivered a solid sponsorship package yesterday for the tournament at Albion Sports Complex on May 26.
The stage is set for the third annual Modern Optical Inter-Services shooting championships billed for tomorrow at the Timehri ranges.
By Neil Barry Queen’s College and the Demerara Cricket Club will clash from today in one of the semi-final matches of the Brainstreet U-15 cricket competition at the Gandhi Youth Organisation ground.
(Reuters) – The Indiana Pacers, showing the poise and determination Miami was supposed to have, routed the cold shooting Heat 94-75 on Thursday to take a surprising 2-1 lead in their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semi-final series.
LONDON, England, CMC – World number one batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul produced another resolute effort to close in on his 26th Test century but seamer Stuart Broad’s six-wicket haul undermined West Indies on the opening day of the first Test at Lord’s here yesterday.
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