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Flashback! Akeem Kanhai who was the star of the 2008 Royals School tournament displays his individual trophies as his school, MHS, swept through the tournament. (Photo courtesy of Linden Alphonso)
Flashback! Akeem Kanhai who was the star of the 2008 Royals School tournament displays his individual trophies as his school, MHS, swept through the tournament. (Photo courtesy of Linden Alphonso)

Victory Valley Royals Inter-School Basketball Tourney

MHS aiming to make clean sweep again By Rawle Toney The 5th Annual Victory Valley Royals Basketball Tournament will officially bounce off today in Linden at the MacKenzie Sports Club hard court and the tournament’s defending champions, MacKenzie High School (MHS) is making it clear that they’re serious about winning again.

RHTYSC bids farewell to Burgess

The Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTYSC) and its Windies Sports Bar first division team bade  an emotional and heartfelt farewell last Sunday to long standing sponsor and honorary member  David Burgess.

‘The Big Showdown’

`I’m a old man so I’ll looking to finish things early’- Eastman By Rawle Toney On April 25 national Middleweight champion and world renowned Howard “Battersea Bomber” Eastman will match gloves with Lennox “Too Sharp” Allen at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall for the vacant super middleweight title of Guyana.

Narine wins GNRA pistol shoot

Hemant Narine, on the comeback trail, turned back a strong challenge from his opponents to win the GNRA .22 LR Precision Pistol Shoot last Saturday at Eve Leary ranges.

34 selected for GCA trials

Following a three-and-a-half-hour practice session at the Everest Cricket Club (ECC)  ground yesterday, the junior selection panel of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) has short-listed a 34- man squad for two 40 overs-a-side trial matches.

Hicks steers RHTWSB to 20/20 victory

A brutal and exciting innings of 111 not out off 55 balls from wicketkeeper Delbert Hicks led his team Rose Hall Town Windies Sports Bar to victory over Port Mourant in the finals of the Whim Police Station Management team 20/20 tournament. 

Representatives of the three delegations at yesterday’s Inter-Guiana Games meeting. (Clairmonte Marcus photo)

All set for Inter-Guiana Games 2009

– New points system put in place, says Sports Director Director of Sports Neil Kumar says that all arrangements have been put in place for the upcoming Inter-Guiana Games and a new points system will replace the complicated one that was used previously.

The 2009 GCF executive: Sitting - President Errol Tiwari, centre, is  flanked by (left) secretary Kenrick Braithwaite and (right) treasurer Shiv Nandalall. Standing from l-r are fund-raiser Dennis Dillon, chess trainer Learie Webster, vice-president Omar Sharyff, tournament director Irshad Mohamed, and committee members David Khan and Vishnu Rampersaud.

Tiwari returned as head of GCF

– priority to get back into FIDE In a solid show of support incumbent president of the Guyana Chess Federation (GCF) Errol Tiwari was unanimously re-elected to another term when the federation held its AGM and elections Sunday.

GCA/Cellink Plus first division

Browne, Sarwan and Watkins score centuriesPolice Sports Club’s(PSC) Rawle Browne, Transport Sports Club’s  (TSC) Marcus Watkins and Georgetown Cricket Club’s (GCC) Ravi Sarwan struck centuries when second round action of the Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) Cellink Plus first division competition concluded Sunday at several venues in Georgetown.

Deonarine closes in on record in T&T stalemate

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Narsingh Deonarine grabbed the opportunity to stroke another half-century and push his season aggregate to within sight of 1000 runs, as Guyana’s 12th round WICB Regional match finished in a tame draw against Trinidad & Tobago yesterday.

Morton creates history with another double century

CHARLESTOWN, Nevis, CMC – Runako Morton’s appetite for runs led him yesterday to an unprecedented second double century in as many games, the first time in the history of sponsored regional cricket — since 1966 — that a batsman has scored double centuries in consecutive matches.

Neil Kumar

‘Janet Jagan was a sports enthusiast’

-says Director of Sports, Neil Kumar `Her love for sports encouraged many a competitive rivalry in and out the party’ The late president of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana, Janet Jagan preached keeping fit and was responsible for private swimming pools to be made available to local swimmers according to Director of Sports, Neil Kumar.

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