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Rose Hall, St. Aloysius claim Region 6 titles
Rose Hall and St. Aloysius carted off the Boys and Girls titles in the Region 6 Zone of this year’s AL Sport & Tour Promotions/Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sport Primary Schools Windball Cricket Championships, which ended recently, at the Welfare Centre Ground in East Canje, Berbice.
The triumphant St. Aloysius Primary on display shortly after capturing the Girls crown.
In the Boys final: Rose Hall beat Massiah by 8 runs.
Taking first strike, Rose Hall totalled 56-7 off the allotted 6 overs with Matthew Latcha 13 and Weston Harry 12, being the chief contributors. Davanand Chatterpaul took 2-18.
Massiah in their turn at the crease reached 48-9 when the overs expired. Brandon Persaud finished with figures of 3-13.
In semi-final play- Rose Hall defeated Eversham by 5 wickets.
Eversham made 34-8. M. Latcha grabbed 3 wickets, while Sunil Chatteram supported with 2.
Rose Hall in reply reached 35-5. Kenon Sampson picked up 3 wickets.
Massiah then beat St. Aloysius in a bowl-off after the initial result showed that the two schools posted similar totals, resulting in a tie.
St Aloysius made 50 and Massiah replied with 50.
In the playoff for third place- St. Aloysius cruised to a six-wicket win over Eversham.
Eversham compiled 46-4 with Akeem Campbell 18 and K Sampson 10. Neron Park 2-5.
St Aloysius replied with 48-4. Jamal Butts made 13. Anand Jaundoo 2-10.
In the Girls final: St. Aloysius narrowly scraped home against Rose Hall by 2 runs.
St Aloysius made 24-3 and then restricted Rose Hall to 22-4 when the overs came to an end.
In semi-final action-
St. Aloysius crushed No.43 by 10 wickets
No.43 totalled a measly 25-6 with only Melissa Adolph 10 reaching double figures. Dominique Caldeira had 3-5.
St Aloysius replied with 26-0, Caldeira 16 Hewana Ross 9.
Rose Hall scored a convincing 8-wicket victory over McGowan.
Mc Gowan 23-1, Kimmone Thomas 12.
Rose Hall 24-2.
In the third place playoff:
McGowan beat No.43 by 5 runs
Mc Gowan 26-6, Kimsha Durant 10. Rohie Rawana, M Adolph and Mohanie Dhuman each snared 2 wickets.
No. 43 was contained to 21-8. Kassika Munroe and Kimmola Davis each took 3 wickets.
The MVPs were (Girls) – Tamara Blucher of Overwinning and (Boys) – Godfrey Junior Blair of Mc Gowan.
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