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 Gladiators pose for a photo opportunity with the Mackeson girls.
Gladiators pose for a photo opportunity with the Mackeson girls.

Undefeated Gladiators only team to qualify for Bartica

Gladiators played undefeated to be the only team to qualify for Bartica in the Super 16 stage when the Mackeson Smooth Moves 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament continued last weekend in Bartica and Berbice.

 The California-based team and their coaches posing for a photo before the start of stage two at Rosignol. From right are Roger Farrell, overall five- stage winner Michael Larsen, second place finisher Jonathan Teeter, Adam Carr, Nicholas Sorrensen and Henner Rodel and Peter Sue. (Orlando  Charles photo)
The California-based team and their coaches posing for a photo before the start of stage two at Rosignol. From right are Roger Farrell, overall five- stage winner Michael Larsen, second place finisher Jonathan Teeter, Adam Carr, Nicholas Sorrensen and Henner Rodel and Peter Sue. (Orlando Charles photo)

“Cycling comes first in our lives”

By Emmerson Campbell “Cycling comes first in our lives” –  more or less that sums up the focus of the hugely successful California-based five-man team that competed here for the first time in the recent five-stage 266-mile Ride for Life cycle road race in Guyana.

Sepp Blatter

Blatter set for FIFA bribes probe u-turn

(BBC) Fifa president Sepp Blatter is preparing to perform an extraordinary U-turn by calling for the release of court documents which could reveal that senior officials at the world governing body took bribes.

Mohammed Bin Hammam

Warner to launch tsunami today

Former FIFA vice-president and current Minister of Works in the Trinidad government Jack Warner on Monday said the Caribbean was paying the price for standing up to FIFA president Sepp Blatter.

Assad Fudadin

‘Sarwan will be missed’

Guyana Captain Assad Fudadin said yesterday that stylish former-West Indies captain Ramnaresh Sarwan, who was ruled out of Guyana’s squad for the Regional Super50 tournament will be missed.

Dr. Frank Anthony

GCB pushing ahead with development

A Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) official yesterday said that the executive had not yet received the terms of reference for the proposed Interim Management Committee (IMC) which is expected to temporarily run cricket in Guyana.

Dwayne Bravo

Confident T&T leaves for Guyana today

A confident Trinidad and Tobago cricket team just back from the Nokia Champions League will leave the twin island republic this morning for Guyana where they will compete for the Clive Lloyd Trophy in the regional limited overs cricket tournament.

Sports minister snared in new Brazil graft scandal

BRASILIA, (Reuters)- Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff faces another corruption scandal in her cabinet over accusations the sports minister arranged for millions in kickbacks, raising questions about the country’s credentials to host the World Cup and Olympics.

Butt denies knowledge of fixing scam

LONDON, (Reuters) – Pakistan’s former Test cricket captain found himself accused of spot-fixing only after a former agent and friend “grossly abused” his trust, a court heard yesterday.

Lockhart Sebastian

Windwards beat Leewards by 151 runs

Former West Indies wicket-keeper/batsman Andre Fletcher and medium-pacer Lionel Baker helped the Windwards Islands defeat the Leeward Islands by 151 runs in their final practice game before the start of the Regional Super50 tournament at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) Ground yesterday.

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