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RAN XV Regional Championships…GRFU shortlists large pool of players to commence preparations
The Guyana Rugby Football Union (GFRU) is reminding players that there are ongoing training sessions towards the upcoming international game to be played against Barbados on May 13, at the Garrison Field in Barbados.
The victorious Guyana national rugby team known as the ‘Green Machine’ poses for a photo op.
Guyana will be defending their South Zone 2016 title against Barbados as well as Trinidad and Tobago in this year’s RAN XV Regional Championships.
The home game to be played against Trinidad and Tobago will be on June 10, at the National Park.
Players, whose names are not listed, but have a desire to try out are also welcomed and are being asked to register with the Head Coach.
Players will be put through their drills by the Union coaching personnel comprising Head Coach – Kenneth Grant Stuart, Assistant Coach Alton Agard, Strength and Conditioning Coaches Theodore Henry and Phillip Barrington.
Manager and Captain of the team will be confirmed after trials.
Meanwhile, training and video sessions will be conducted on the following days: Field Sessions Tuesdays & Thursdays, Video sessions Fridays, Trial matches Saturdays, Endurance and Fitness runs Sunday or Monday.
Players requiring letters for time off are asked to contact the General Secretary Ms. Petal Adams and / or the Head Coach for same to be given.
Punctuality is extremely important with weekly sessions requiring start times of 16:30 hrs, Saturday 15:30 hrs and Sunday 00:8 hrs or otherwise as may be determined by the Coaching personnel.
Guyana Men’s team is the current runner up to Mexico in the Regional RAN XV Championships as well as Current RAN VII Caribbean Champions.
The players shortlisted are: Ryan Gonsalves, Claudius Butts, Avery Corbin, Scott Garraway, Rondell McArthur, Delroy Gordon, Akeem Fraser, Patrick King, Michael Barrow, Osei McKenzie, Ronald Mayers, Andrew Jarvis, Dwayne Schroeder, Daniel De Abreu, Daniel Anderson, Blaise Bailey, Allain Crawford, Clyde Prowell, Shaquille Horatio, Reign Dey, Peabo Hamilton, Carl Lewis, Colin Martin, Akino James, Godfrey Broomes, Filon Thompson, Kevon David, Joseph Rahaman, Phibian Joseph, Elwin Chase, Gregory Wills, Sean Phillips, Jacques Archibald, Ahmad Isaacs, Kesta Mars, Cyon Kitt, Leon Greaves, Kevin Joseph,Troynton Braithwaite, Jamal Angus, Tobey David, Richard Staglon,Terrence Daniels, Trevin Selman, Jose Felician, O’Neil Charles, Elisha Harrison, Keifer Lopes, Rawle Cole, Wayne Hutson, Jomal Mona, Rickford Cummings, Osafo Selman, Jamal Dick, Malcolm Rhodius, Robert Skeete, Elon Fordyce, Lloyd Anderson, Kevin Wills, Telroy McAlmont, Joshua Griffith, Jason Tyrell, Grantley Williams, Jermaine Cozier, Troy Arjoon, Quacy Kendall, Jevon Eastman, Kevin McKenzie, Vallon Adams, David Lindie, Dane Parks, Carl Roach and Jason De Marques.
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