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19/07/2024

GCB U17 50-Over trials

Budhoo, Ram to Captain strong sides, as players vie for Guyana U17 selection

The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) announced two teams led respectively by Parmeshwar Ram and Afraz Budhoo after rain severely affected the GCB Under 17 Inter- Country Super50 last weekend…

National U17 trials expected, weather permitting..

Persistent rainfall during the latter rounds of the GCB Inter-county tournament curtailed the GCB under 17 Inter-county super50 tournament after only once match was completed. The GCB's junior selection panel led by Andre Percival has named a group of talented players which they hope will be able to compete in trial matches over the weekend.

Players like Dave Mohabir, Renaldo Jeffery, Johnathan Mentore, Emmanuel Lewis, Adrian Hetmyer, Romario Ramdehol, Jathniel Nurse and others will be looking to justify future selection to the Guyana U17 team, ahead of the Regional U17 tournament.

Team Afraz Budhoo - Vikash Wilkinson, Justin Dowlin, Adrian Hetmyer, Afraz Budhoo (Captain) , Romario Ramdehol, Govin Persaud, Arvin Sukanand, Navin Budwa, Dave Mohabir, Navindra Sankar, Johnathan Mentore, Arun Gainda, Devon Wharton, Darwin Joseph, Arif Khan.

Team Parmeshwar Ram - Razam Koobir, Parmeshwar Ram (Captain), Emmanuel Lewis, Renaldo Jeffery, Romesh Bharrat, Marcel Nandu, Udesh Seetaram, Munesh Outar, Jathniel Nurse, Thierry Henry, Jayden Dowlin, Justin Doobay, Dhanesh Persaud, Micah Amsterdam, Ashton Simmons.

The GCB is monitoring the weather with the hope of having at least one trial match before selecting the Guyana team on Monday.

11/07/2024

Motie, yer a wizard! 🪄🧙‍♂️

Photos: CWI

09/07/2024

Debut for Mikyle Louis tomorrow!

West Indies name their XI for the first Test at Lord's 🏝️

Opening batter Mikyle Louis will make his debut, becoming the first Test cricketer from St Kitts 👏

Via: ESPNcricinfo

08/07/2024

President's College, Chase's Academic Foundation crowned champions of ExxonMobil U14 Football 🚨

Second time around was the charm for President's College U14 girls team as they defeated familiar foes and defending champions Waramuri Primary Top 2-1 to clinch their maiden title.

The effervescent Kimora Edwards was the driving force behind PC's success throughout the tournament and she stood up yet again with a brace to avenge last year's defeat against the same opponents.

06/07/2024

Today! The Finals of the ExxonMobil Guyana U14 Schools Football tournament! At the Ministry of Education - Guyana Ground.

04/07/2024

Saturday is the big showdown! Who will walk away the 2024 champions? Wear your colours and support by showing up in your numbers at the Ministry of Education - Guyana Ground!

03/07/2024

Stumps: Kavem Hodge dazzled with a sparkling century of 112 runs from 128 balls on Day1️⃣ of the 3-Day warm up.

WI 339/10 in 72.1 overs
Mikyle Louis - 50 (63)
Kirk McKenzie - 73(85)
Alick Athanaze - 74(105)

FCCS XI 15-0 from 3 overs

📸: Kyle Andrews

03/07/2024

West Indies batting first against County Select XI in England are 116/3 at lunch with 50s for Mikyle Louis and Kirk McKenzie. Louis got out just before lunch but McKenzie is still there battling on
The duo pulled West Indies together after the early loss of Kraig Brathwaite and Zacharie McCaskie.

03/07/2024

ExxonMobil Guyana U14 Footba finalists confirmed!

Waramuri vs President's College for the Girls title!
Chase's Academic Foundation vs Dolphin Secondary for the Boys title!

Tucville Secondary 1 vs New Amsterdam Secondary 0
Tucville Secondary Goal Scorer
Ceara Glasgow 39’

Charity Secondary 1 vs 1 Marian Academy (Girls)
Charity Secondary Goal Scorer
Shelezo Boston 21’
Marian Academy Goal Scorer
Ashley Walton 39’
Charity Secondary won by penalty 5-4 against Marian Academy

Bushlot Secondary 1 vs 2 Westminster Secondary (Boys)
Bushlot Secondary Goal Scorer
Ronaldo Mohabir 36’
Westminster Goal Scorers
Gregory Romascindo 10’
Quincy Blair 41’

Bartica Secondary 1 vs 1 Wismar Christian Secondary (Boys)
Bartica Secondary Goal Scorer
Cristiano Roberts 8’
Wismar Christian Goal Scorer
Zindance Benn 28’
Wismar Christian Secondary won by penalty 4-3 against Bartica Secondary

Semifinal 1: Waramuri Primary Top 1 vs 0 Bartica (Girls)
Waramuri Primary Top Goal Scorer
Shenesa Thomas 43’

Semi Finals 2: Lenora Secondary 2 vs 3 Chases Academic Foundation (Boys)
Lenora Secondary Goal Scorers
Adrian Giddings 6’
Keon Grant 24’
Chases Academic Foundation Goal Scorers
Akeel Younge 21’
Jaden Tasher 28’
Mark Glasgow 43’

Semi Finals 3: Santa Rosa Secondary 1 vs 2 President College (Girls)
Santa Rosa Secondary Goal Scorer
Veronica Chatta 15’
President College Goal Scorers
Kimore Williams 18’, 30’

Semi Finals 4: South Riumveldt Secondary 0 vs 1 Dolphin Secondary (Boys)
Dolphin Secondary Goal Scorer
Tyler Abrams 43’

28/06/2024

ExxonMobil Guyana U14 Football Semi Finals are set for Monday!

Wear your colours and come out in your numbers as the tournament gets down to the business end! Four out of town teams clash in the Girls competition while there will be a new winner in the Boys tournament! Action starts from 12AM!

26/06/2024

CALLING ALL GAMERS!

Join us for the ultimate FC24 PS5 tournament and stand a chance to win $100,000 in RadioShack cash and other amazing prizes! 🎮💰
🗓️ Date: Saturday, June 29th
⏰ Time: From 11 AM
📍 Location: Courts, Regent Street
Don’t miss out on this thrilling event! Get ready to game and win big!

26/06/2024

NATIONAL JUNIOR BADMINTON SERVES OFF 🏸

The Guyana Badminton Association on Tuesday evening ran off its National Junior Singles Tournament sponsored by the National Sports Commission.

In her opening remarks, the Vice-President of the Guyana Badminton Association welcomed all the athletes and officials to the tournament. She highlighted that this event is a significant part of the Badminton Academy and will be a staple in the Guyana Badminton Association's annual calendar. Additionally, she noted that the tournament commemorates World Badminton Day, celebrated globally by the badminton community on July 5 each year.

The Academy was launched on January 4, 2022, as a visionary project by our Honorable Minister Ramson. Minister Ramson's vision for the Academy included three stages: a Nursery, followed by tournaments, and culminating in elite status. We at the GBA are proud to note that we have successfully reached the second stage and are rapidly approaching the third.

The Academy began at the Queens College Auditorium under the guidance of National Player Narayan Ramdhani, who created the Academy handbook, which was presented to the Hon. Minister, along with Ex-National Player Jonathan Mangra. Currently, the Academy is being coached by National Players Priyanna Ramdhani, Akili Haynes, and Nkosi Beaton. The training sessions are conducted at Queens College, Bishops' High, North Ruimveldt Multilateral, and North Georgetown Secondary School. Additionally, there is a session at Marian Academy.

In addition to the schools mentioned above, we have practice sessions in Berbice, overseen by Mr. Colin Bowry and a few PE teachers. We are also delighted to announce that Linden has resumed practice sessions, and two of their athletes are participating in this tournament.

The tournament will feature five categories (10 events) for Boys and Girls Under 11 through Under 19 Singles. Trophies will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and semi-finalists in each category.

The Tournament was declared opened by Mr. Franklin Wilson, Assistant Director of Sports who made some brief remarks highlighting the good work done by the Executive Committee of the Badminton Association and commending them for organizing and executing one of the best run academies of the 12 core sports.

Play started on Tuesday and will conclude with the quarter-final, semi-finals and finals being played on Wednesday, June 25, 2024 and Thursday, June 27, 2024, we anticipate exciting and competitive play.

DAY 1 – JUNE 25TH 2024
MATCHES
GS U17: Harshini Muralidharan vs. Aaliyah Bacchus 21-9, 21-7
BS U19: Xavio Alexander vs. Joel Prince 21-4, 21-3
GS U11: Emma Ramsaran vs. Arianna Bassier 22-20, 21-6
BS U13: Ethan Ramsaran vs. Nathan Mohanlall 21-8, 21-11

BS U19: Christopher Jordan vs. Kunal Alert 21-15, 21-19
GS U17: Gabrielle Felix vs. Renicia Thom 21-8, 21-8
BS U19: Vishal Gopaul vs. Yonneil Benjamin 21-14, 21-18
BS U13: Ethan Bulkan vs. Liam Brumell 21-5, 21-9

BS U17: Xavio Alexander vs. Casey Beckles 21-4, 21-7
GS U17: Mishka Beharry vs. Anya Manickchand 21-5, 10-1 Retired
BS U17: Mohamed Farouk vs. Phillip Stephanas 21-19, 21-14
BS U11: Joel Rambiriche vs. Christopher Harrison 21-6, 21-1

GS U19: Malia Haley vs. Menikshi Jaikissoon 21-18, 14-21, 21-9
GS U19: Gabriella Henry vs. Ashanti Gordon 21-6, 21-11
GS U11: Anjaneysa Godette vs. Arianna Bassier 21-3, 21-3
GS U19: Nevaeh Eastman vs. Aaliyah Bacchus 21-6, 21-3

GS U11: Riyo Alexander vs. Emma Ramsaran 21-3, 21-3
BS U19: Darion Thomas vs. Ronit Gulchand 21-19, 21-19
BS U15: Phillip Stephanas vs. Sergio Alexander 21-10, 21-16
BS U15: Mohamed Farouk vs. Casey Beckles 21-3, 21-10
GS U19: Leshaunte Berkley vs. Renicia Thom 21-7, 21-5
GS U17: Malia Haley vs. Gabriella Henry 21-16, 21-13
BS U17: Nikolas Pollard vs. Ronit Gulchand 21-12, 21-14
BS U17: Gabriel Felix vs. Darion Thomas 22-20, 21-15

BS U17: Avinash Ramnarine vs. Percival Chester 21-19, 21-16
BS U17: Christopher Jordan vs. Sergio Alexander 23-21, 21-9
GS U17: Menikshi Jaikisson vs. Harshini Muralidharan 21-12, 21-12
BS U19: Gabriel Felix vs. Reuel Rampersaud 21-3, 21-3

BS U19: Jonathan Robinson vs. Avinash Ramnarine 21-19, 22-24, 21-19

23/06/2024

One of Guyana's finest!

5842 Test runs | AVG 40.01
5804 ODI runs | AVG 42.67
20 Int’l Centuries

Happy birthday, Ramnaresh Sarwan!🎂

23/06/2024

ExxonMobil Guyana U14 Schools Football tournament quarterfinal results!

Waramuri Primary Top 7 vs 0 Charity Secondary (Girls)
Waramuri Primary Top Goal Scorers
Brentia Marks 4’, 37’
Erika Harris 11’, 17’, 23’, 31’
Shenesa Thomas 32’

Bartica Secondary 2 vs 2 Leonora Secondary (Boys)
Bartica Secondary Goal Scorers
Garfield Jones 10’, 18’
Lenora Secondary Goal Scorers
Quincy Fraser 23’
Huan Culley 32’

Leonora Secondary won by penalty 4-1 against Bartica Secondary

South Ruimveldt Secondary 2 vs 0 Bushlot Secondary (Boys)
South Ruimveldt Secondary Goal Scorers
Aaron Archer 23’
Devonte Game 25’

Marian Academy 1 vs 7 Bartica Secondary (Girls)
Marian Academy Goal Scorer
Ashley Walton 2’
Bartica Secondary Goal Scorers
Nerismar Williams 4’, 17’, 31’
Kelys Williams 11’, 30’, 37’
Vilerky Simon 16’

Santa Rosa Secondary 3 vs 0 Tucville Secondary (Girls)
Santa Rosa Secondary Goal Scorers
Maria Atkinson 7’, 20’
Veronica Chatta 12’

New Amsterdam Secondary 0 vs 8 President College (Girls)
President College Goal Scorers
Kimore Edwards 8’, 20’
Reyanna Gounga 14’
Nadinie Xavier 26’, 30’, 37’
Teshana Abrams 28’
Jessica Henry 36’

Chases Academic Foundation 3 vs 0 Wismar Christian Secondary (Boys)
Chases Academic Foundation Goal Scorers
Mark Glasgow 13’
Jashan Haynes 28’
Akeel Young 33’

Dolphin Secondary 3 vs 0 West Minster Secondary (Boys)
Dolphin Secondary Goal Scorers
Tyler Abrams 5’
Christian Sam 48’, 50’

21/06/2024

Kyle Mayers has been approved as replacement for King in West Indies squad.
Mayers, was been named as a replacement after King was ruled out due to a side strain. Mayers is expected to join the squad on Saturday.
The CWI family wishes Brandon a speedy recovery.

21/06/2024

It's on tomorrow! The quarterfinals of the ExxonMobil Guyana U14 Schools Football tournament! Join the schools at the Ministry of Education - Guyana Ground from 12PM!

16/06/2024

RESULTS FROM EXXONMOBIL U14 SCHOOLS FOOTBALL - ROUND OF 16 MATCHES:

Game 74 Abram Zuil Secondary 1 vs 4 Bartica Secondary (Girls)
Abram Zuil Secondary Goal Scorer
Maxine Rodrigues 7’
Bartica Secondary Goal Scorers
Nerismar Williams 12’, 14’, 35’, 39’

Game 75 Bartica Secondary 3 vs 1 ST. John College (Boys)
Bartica Secondary Goal Scorers
Garfield Jones 33’
Jadan Christian 38’, 50’
ST. John College Goal Scorer
Joshua Phillips 6’
ST. John College
Yellow Card
Kymani Campbell 50’

Game 76 Charity Secondary 1 vs 0 Three Miles Secondary (Girls)
Charity Secondary Goal Scorer
Donelle Smith 21’

Game 77 Cotton Field Secondary 0 vs 0 Tucville Secondary (Girls)
Tucville Secondary won 2-1 by Penalty

Game 78 Hope Secondary 2 vs 3 Chases Academic Foundation (Boys)
Hope Secondary Goal Scorer
Quashawn Campbell 26’, 38’

Chases Academic Foundation Goal Scorers
Mark Glasgow 10’
Ranny Yam 34’
Akeel Young 40’

Game 79 New Amsterdam Secondary 3 vs 0 New Central Secondary (Girls)
New Amsterdam Secondary Goal Scorers
Amara Peneu 6’, 25’
Seairra La Cruz 27’

Game 80 Marian Academy 2 vs 0 East Ruimveldt Secondary (Girls)
Marian Academy Goal Scorers
Ashley Walton 12’
Skyler De Nobrege 19’
East Ruimveldt Secondary forfeited the game at second half

Game 81 West Ruimveldt Secondary 1 vs 6 Leonora Secondary (Boys)
West Ruimveldt Secondary Goal Scorer
Alex Stanton 2’
Leonora Secondary Goal Scorers
Keon Grant 12’
Quincy Fraser 23’, 25’, 35’, 36’
Abdul Kendel 40’

Game 82 Waramuri Primary Top 7 vs Bushlot Secondary 0 (Girls)
Waramuri Primary Top Goal Scorers
Brentia Marks 10’
Erika Harris 20’, 25’, 32’
Shenesa Thomas 29’
Tina Williams 38’
Lillianna Bacchus 39’

Game 83 South Ruimveldt Secondary 4 vs 1 New Amsterdam Secondary (Boys)
South Ruimveldt Goal Scorers
Devonte Game 3’, 4’
Rickford Toney 6’
Jahim Hart 31’
New Amsterdam Secondary Goal Scorer
Eon Williams 34’
New Amsterdam Secondary
Yellow Card
Shomol Petrie 40’

Game 84 President College 12 vs 0 IAE (Girls)
President College Goal Scorers
Kimore Edwards 1’, 5’, 8’, 20’, 26’, 31’
Reyanna Gounga 10’, 29’
Nesa Andrew 16’
Sharmel Blake 21’,27’,30’

Game 85 Santa Rosa 0 vs 0 Christ Church Secondary (Girls)
Walk over won by Santa Rosa Secondary
Game 86 Bushlot Secondary 2 vs 2 Marian Academy (Boys)
Bushlot Secondary Goal Scorers
Gary Blair 27’
Ronaldo Mohabir 39’
Marian Academy Goal Scorers
Nyhl George 4’, 23’

Bushlot Secondary won 7-6 by penalty

Game 89 Waramuri Primary Top 2 vs 2 West Minster Secondary (Boys)
Waramuri Primary Top Goal Scorers
Bradley Williams 33’
Ricardo Lewis 40’
West Minster Goal Scorers
Germine Garrett 35’, 41’

West Minster Secondary won 5-3 by penalty

Game 90 Christainburg Secondary 1 vs Santa Rosa Secondary 1
Christainburg Secondary Goal Scorer
Jeremiah Piggot 18’
Santa Rosa Secondary Goal Scorer
Lando Williams 30’

Christainburg Secondary won 3-1 by penalty

Game 91 Dolphin Secondary 3 vs West Demerara Secondary 0
Dolphin Secondary Goal Scorers
Gowan Adams 3’, 36’
Damani Hardy 16’

15/06/2024

ExxonMobil Guyana U14 Round of 16 Fixtures for today ‼️

The round of 16 fixtures for ExxonMobil Schools U14 are out! Games for today are listed in the photo!

14/06/2024

Jurgen Klopp is a 'Swiftie' after attending Taylor Swift's concert at Anfield 😂❤️

13/06/2024

MOTIE IS ICC PLAYER OF THE MONTH 🚨

West Indies’ tweaker Gudakesh Motie becomes just the second player from his side to secure an ICC Men’s Player of the Month award.
2024 is turning out to be a fairly rewarding year for West Indies players.

In January, young star Shamar Joseph won the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for his sensational performance that led to the unforgettable victory over Australia at the Gabba. Now, teammate Motie has secured the Player of the Month award for May 2024.

He beat competition from Pakistan’s Shaheen Afridi and Ireland’s Lorcan Tucker to win the award.

The West Indies’ left-arm spinner, who has continued to shine during the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024, had a host of brilliant outings during May

He enjoyed plenty of success in the three-match home series against South Africa in May. The left-arm tweaker picked eight wickets across three matches at a parsimonious average of 8.50.

On the back of his performance, the hosts sealed a statement 3-0 victory in Jamaica.

Motie picked up 3/25 in the opening contest to restrict the tourists’ chase and he backed that performance up with another impressive spell of three for 22 to stifle the middle-order in the second fixture as well.

Another two wickets in the final match turned the tide in favour of the hosts once more and allowed the 29-year-old to claim the Player of the Series accolade.

In the ongoing Men’s T20 World Cup, Motie has shown fine form and picked five wickets at an average of 11.

Motie was excited to accept the award and is hoping he can continue his excellent recent form and help the West Indies succeed at the T20 World Cup.

“It means a lot to me and I am very happy to win this award. It’s very encouraging, I have put in a lot of work during this season and I am happy that I am seeing the rewards now," Motie said.

“The standout performance for me during the series against South Africa was the first game, where I took three for 25. The third wicket that night was my favourite.

“Playing in a World Cup means a lot to me, and playing at home in front of our fans and knowing the conditions is also special. We have started strongly, playing three games and getting three wins, and I see us going all the way and lifting that cup on 29 June.”

13/06/2024

Taking the cricket world by storm in the month of May!🤯

Gudakesh Motie takes the ICC Men's Player of the Month Award.🏆

13/06/2024

MVP THROWS SUPPORT BEHIND UPPER MAZ U18 FOOTBALL 🚨

MVP Sports has thrown their support behind the Upper Mazaruni U18 Football tournament which kicks off on Sunday (June 16). Their sponsorship for a second year, constitutes of a cash contribution and four footballs to be used during the tournament. Tournament Coordinator Niel Henrito was on hand to collect the sponsorship at the store's Giftland Mall location on Wednesday.
While Paruima are the defending champions, Phillipai, Jawalla, Kako, Kamarang and Waramadong will all be vying for supremacy in the male and female categories respectively.

13/06/2024

West Indies pull off an incredible win against New Zealand in Trinidad to book their place in the second round of 2024 👏

12/06/2024

Lionel Messi responds to Kylian Mbappe's comments calling the Euros a "more difficult" competition than the World Cup 😮

12/06/2024

Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast returns on August 3

- finals set for August 25 at the National Stadium

The Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast, a fast-paced cricket tournament, is gearing up for its second season, bowling off on August 3 with the other playing dates being August 4, 11 and 25.

This follows a highly successful inaugural edition in 2023, and Kares Engineering has secured the title sponsorship once more.

The tournament will feature 32 of Guyana's top Tapeball teams, battling for a shot at the G$1.5 million first-place prize and national bragging rights.

The runners-up will pocket $500,000, and the two losing semi-finalists will get $250,000 each.

The stakes are raised this year, with the much-anticipated semi-finals, finals, and Cricket for Charity match scheduled for August 25 at the National Stadium.

This exhibition match will likely feature President Dr. Irfaan Ali again along with prominent figures in Government and private sector.

John Ramsingh, Co-Director of FL Sport, the tournament organizer, expressed excitement for a competitive season.

"The 2023 edition exceeded expectations with overwhelming support from players, fans, and the National Stadium crowd," he said in a press release. "We aim to surpass those numbers and deliver another exceptional tournament."

While expansion was considered, organizers have opted to maintain the 32-team format with a straight knockout structure for 2024.

However, plans are underway to introduce qualifying zones with increased corporate backing, potentially opening the door for wider participation in future editions.

The tournament has already garnered international interest, with teams from Pakistan, Dominica, Barbados, and Trinidad and Tobago expressing a desire to compete. Some of these teams might join the fray as early as 2025.

Building on the success of last year's live streaming, matches from the quarter-finals onwards will once again be available on various platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, the FL Sport website, and cable television through a partnership with ENet.

This allows fans to enjoy the action from anywhere while providing valuable exposure for sponsors.

The 2023 edition attracted thousands of online viewers, particularly for the Cricket for Charity match streamed on President Ali's page.

The President's initiative successfully raised over G$20 million for Guyanese charities, and organizers hope to exceed this amount with continued corporate support.

Teams interested in participating can find registration details in the coming days on the One Guyana T10 Blast page. The registration fee is G$25,000.

Beyond the top cash prize, individual accolades will be awarded for Player of the Final, Most Wickets, Most Runs, and Most Valuable Player.

Last year, Eccles All-Stars emerged victorious, defeating V-Net Vipers in the final. Team Corruption and Tarmac were the losing semi-finalists.

The Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast promises another exciting season of cricket, showcasing Guyana's talent while fostering a spirit of community through the Charity match.

12/06/2024

M A T C H D A Y!💥🇹🇹

We rally tonight!🙌🏾
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11/06/2024

Grimmond named Guyana Women's U19 Captain ahead of CWI Regional tournament.

Realeanna Grimmond was recently named Captain of the Guyana’s Women U19 Team, ahead of the CWI Rising Stars Women’s under 19 Regional Championships.

Grimmond, a West Indies under-19 player, will take over from former U-19 skipper Ashmini Munisar. Along with deputy spinner Niya Latchman, the pair will lead an imposing unit that performed at a high level during the last edition of the regional tournament.

The Guyanese who finished 2nd overall last year, missed out on the title after being edged out by eventual winners Jamaica, despite being tied on 16 points.

This year, experienced players like Trisha Hardat, Naomi Barkoye, Tiea Isaacs, Crystal Durant and others will have an opportunity to showcase their talents, adding to their exploits last year.

Meanwhile, the ladies will wing out for Trinidad and Tobago on June 30, with the Women's tournament running from July 2-14.

Guyana Women's U19 Team - Realeanna Grimmond (Captain), Naomi Barkoye, Niya Latchman (Vice-captain), Tilleya Madramootoo, Trisha Hardat, Laurene Williams, Denelle Lindee, Crystal Durant, Brianna Samaroo, Shonette Belgrave, Tiea Isaacs, Danellie Manns, Tremaine Marks, Latoya Williams.
Manager: Treymayne Smartt
Coach: Clive Grimmond

Standbys - Aaliyah DaSilva, Qzel Sampson, Daniela Hicks, Areah Ally, Aneesha Chetram Cianna Barkoye

11/06/2024

Guyana women’s hockey team to attend PAHF Challenge in Bermuda

The Guyana women’s hockey team is scheduled to compete in the 2024 PAHF Challenge set for Hamilton, Bermuda from 20th to 28th September, 2024. The Challenge is a qualifier for the PAHF Cup scheduled for Uruguay in 2025 and is Guyana’s only path to qualifying for a World Cup. Six teams will be vying for the single available spot in the PAHF Cup which are hosts Bermuda, Brazil, Guyana, Jamaica, Peru and Mexico. Of the six teams, Mexico is the highest ranked team listed as #37 in the world, followed by Peru as #41, Brazil at #54, Jamaica at #67, Bermuda at #68 and Guyana at #70.

A squad of 25 players has been selected to commence training for the Challenge. The squad sees several new faces, mostly emerging from the country’s 2023 Under-21 team that competed in the Junior Pan American Championships that year. Among the seasoned players of the squad are the Xavier sisters, Gabriella and Alysa, full back Trisha Woodroffe and right winger Chantelle Fernandes. Fourteen year old phenomenon Makaylah Poole is the youngest of the squad which features thirteen under-21 players including overseas based Sarah Klautky, Charlia Webb and Madison Fernandes. The squad will be guided once again by national coach Philip Fernandes.

Guyana last competed in the PAHF Challenge back in 2011 where they finished runners-up to Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Only four players remain in contention for selection from the previous squad.

The sport continues to struggle with the lack of an artificial surface and recently was crippled by the closure of the major cricket grounds in preparation for the world cup. Fernandes indicated that creative measures have to be taken in order to prepare a squad for such an event without a full-sized pitch as this remains the biggest challenge to improved international performances.

The full Guyana squad reads:

Goalkeepers – Alysa Xavier, Empress Charles, Jessica Mittelholzer, Keziah Johnason, Sarah Harry

Defenders – Julia Gouveia, Kezia Chinian, Kirsten Gomes, Kazaquah Uzzi, Makeda Harding, Tekeisha Deleon, Trisha Woodroffe

Midfielders - Charlia Webb, Clayza Bobb, Gabriella Xavier, Kenisha Wills, Madison Fernandes, Sarah Klautky, Temmara Clarke

Strikers - Abosaide Cadogan, Carolyn Deane, Chantelle Fernandes, Makaylah Poole, Princessa Wilkie, Samantha Fernandes

11/06/2024

The Guyana Amazon Warriors have confirmed their overseas players for CPL24 with Tahir, Ayub, Azam Khan, Dwaine Pretorius and Rahmanullah Gurbaz all back with Guyana this year.

10/06/2024

Imad Wasim, Mohammed Amir and Fakhar Zaman headline signings for the Antigua & Barbuda Falcons for .

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Minister Ramson spoke about the synthetic track being relaid & revealed that it could have been done for free under warranty in 2019 but due to mismanagement under the previous administration, the government and people of Guyana found themselves paying $77M to have the track relaid. In addition to the new synthetic track, a new stand has been built and an indoor facility is currently under construction in the compound.

CRICKET AMONG 5 SPORTS PROPOSED TO BE INCLUDED AT LA28 Five sports have been proposed by the LA 28 Organising Committee for inclusion at the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in five years' time: ⚾ Baseball-softball 🏏 Cricket 🏈 Flag football 🥍 Lacrosse ⚫ Squash The final decision will be made in the coming days. 🎥: The Olympic Games

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WATCH ▶️: Tapakuma Primary took an early lead against Leonora through a penalty taken by Andron Fredericks. Leonora has equalized and the game stands at 1-1. It is the 2nd round of the Courts Optical Pee Wee Schools U-11 Tournament. #peeweefootball #CourtsOptical #Guyana #southamerica

The Winning Shot! #CricketPlayedLouder #TKRvGAW #CPLFinal #GAWvsTKR #CPL2023

IS WE YEAR 🇬🇾⚡️

PRESS PLAY ▶️ Guyana Amazon Warriors skipper Imran Tahir promises the Warrior Nation that the team will give their all in Sunday’s final against rivals Trinbago Knightriders! Powered by Fruta Fruit Juice!

WATCH 💥 : Trinbago Knightriders skipper Kieran Pollard is advising fans that they can expect a quality game of cricket from his side in the final of this year’s edition of the CPL. TKR will be looking for their fifth title while Guyana Amazon Warriors is hunting their first in their sixth attempt! #GAWvsTKR #TrinbagoKnightRiders #GuyanaAmazonWarriors #CPL2023

Courts Optical Guyana Pee Wee U-11 Schools Football tournament is underway! Here is a clip from the March Past! The tournament is in its 10th edition & is organized by Petra Organisation!

Thomas Muller training for Manchester United in the UCL

TAHIR PLEASED WITH ODEAN SMITH'S BATTING AT THE TOP At a press conference on Monday, Guyana Amazon Warriors skipper Imran Tahir noted that he is pleased with Odean Smith's batting as an opener alongside Saim Ayube. It was a different approach & Tahir pointed out that in the knockout games they could do things differently.

SHAI HOPE'S MAIDEN CPL 100 WAS SOMETHING TO BEHOLD!

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