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Lugard Mohan about to join Cecil Chin

Jun 13, 2009 Sports

Dear Editor,
If former national Captain and two times Caricom All Stars Guard Lugard Mohan is successful at the FIBA accredited Referees course in Colorado USA, the Ravens swing man will join Cecil Chin as the second national player to become a FIBA accredited Referee.
Chin was a member of the first national team that participated at the Central American Championship in Caracas, Venezuela in 1971. The former Guyana Defence Officer officiated at several Caricom Championships.

Lugard’s resume as a national player is extremely impressive.
The dominative Point Guard is the only Guyanese to score consecutively over 25 points in games at the Caricom Championship level. The feat was achieved at the (2000) Championship in Barbados, Mohan had 26 Points against the US Virgin Islands and returned the next night and scored the exact amount versus Belize, a performance that ensured the Land of Many Waters left Barbados with the third place trophy.
The Raven’s swingman is also the most successful national captain at international tournaments his 9 victories from 19 matches is second to none.
The former St. Stanislaus College student is also the Guyanese to aggregate over 100 Points twice at a Caricom Championship 1996 in Trinidad and 2000 in Barbados and when it comes to Guyanese with scores at over 20 Points at Caricom Championships, the former national captain tops the list with 7 games at 20 Points.

The records will show that the only time Guyana defeated the Bahamas and Jamaica at the Caricom Championship level, was under the stewardship of Lugard Mohan.Mohan made is international debut against Barbados at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall June of 1993.
Caricom Championships:
1994 Guyana Rookie
1995 Bahamas
1996 Trinidad & Tobago
2000 Barbados
Caricom All Stars Selections, First Team 1994-1995
Career high 26 Points vs. Belize and 26 Points vs. the US Virgin Islands (tours)
Barbados 1994
Goodwill Series Bahamas 1995
Trinidad & Tobago 1996
Barbados 2000
Antigua & Barbuda 2002
He was national team Captain from 1995 to 2002 and is the elder brother of former national player Orin Mohan.
Charwayne Walker

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