Latest update March 30th, 2026 12:35 AM
Latest News
- ‘Guyana will never see fair share of profits without ring-fencing’ – AFC
- Guyana’s peak electricity demand to surpass 1,500 MW by 2030 – GPL
- Teen girl killed in Moblissa crash
- Unidentified teen found floating in Demerara River
- War on Iran: U.S.-Israel dropped 12,000 bombs, hit 10,000 targets, 1,937 dead
CHENAPOU RED HEAT WIN MINISTRY INTER-BLOCK AT PARAMAKATOI
Efforts being made to help area with coaching
Captain of Chenapou Edward McGarrell beams as he receives the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport trophy from Paramakatoi Toshao Noel Thomas. At right is Parliamentary Secretary Steve Ninvalle while Coach Dennis `Chow
Chenapou Red Heat needled Paramakatoi 1-0 in the male match of the Ministry of Culture Youth and Sport Inter-Block football competition played at Paramakatoi last Sunday.
Elijah Carter powered home the lone and winning goal in the first half to hand his team victory. The ladies contest resulted in Paramakatoi edging Dorms by a similar 1-0 margin, thanks to Carletta Thomas’ first half goal.
The winners and runners-up collected trophies in presentations done by football coach Denis ‘Chow’ Hunte, Parliamentary Secretary Steve Ninvalle and Village Captain Noel Thomas. The female winners were also the recipients of jerseys donated by Permanent Secretary Keith Booker.
Speaking to Kaieteur Sport, Ninvalle noted that this their effort to decentralise the sport, was received well, noting that they visited several neighbouring villages including Cato where coach Hunte conducted football sessions.
Ninvalle said that Hunte’s sessions were very well received and a request has been made by the Village Captain to have him conduct a longer stint with the youngsters in the area.
The PS disclosed that he will have discussions with Sports Minister Dr. Frank Anthony to have Hunte return to Paramakatoi. It was noted that Dr. Anthony has been very pleased with the work Hunte has been doing during their programme.
Hunte is due to visit Mabaruma shortly for a stint there, where Inter-Block action is also set to take place.
Ninvalle noted the need for either fulltime coaches or ones who can spend extended time in these interior areas to help the abundance of talent waiting to be tapped.
The village officials also requested sports literature to aid in their knowledge base of the respective sports disciplines, which the ministry will ensure is furnished shortly.
While in the area, the ministry officials presented cricket, volleyball and football gear to Paramakatoi, Chenapou and Cato.
The support from the entire villages visited and the camaraderie was a point of note along with the hunger for knowledge and
Discover more from Kaieteur News
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.