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Primary Schools Windball Cricket continues

Jun 19, 2010 Sports

Play in this year’s Annual Primary Schools Windball Cricket Championships continued recently with matches played, at the National Park Tarmac.
In results of the matches played:
(Girls)-
ABC defeated Monar Educational Institute by 36 runs.
ABC led by a tournament record opening partnership between Telisha Niranjan 33 and Pratiksha Singh 29 closed on 87-0.
Monar in reply, could only muster 51-2. Seeta Pooran 11.
St. Agnes then beat 2009 runners-up St. Andrew’s by 10 runs.
St Agnes’ made 65-2 with Cassie Jhingoree 27, Joda Joseph 25, being the principal scorers.
St. Andrew’ replied with 55-2. Andriska Mickle 34.Deniola Bristol 2-7.
(Boys)-
Mae’s cruised past Josel Educational Institute by 8 wickets.
Josel 43-4, Christian Adams 11. Shamar Britton 2-11.
Mae 46-2, Britton 29, Deleney Helwick 14.
North Georgetown beat St. Andrew’s by 7 wickets.
St Andrew’s made 61-3, Kease Durant 18, Marlon Murray 11, Yufiel Mc Andrew 10.
North Georgetown 62-3.
Girls –
St. Agnes won by 6 runs over Josel.
St Agnes 78-1 with Jada Joseph 28, Deniola Bristol 21, Cassie Jhugoree 14.
Josel Educational Institute was restricted to 72-4.
Mae’s beat North Georgetown by 9 wickets.
North Georgetown 35-1 Mairanne Humphey 36 with Five 4’s & Two 6’s.
Mae’s replied with 39-1, from 3.5 overs Kadizha Benjamin 17, Ronilla Samuels 12.
Boys-
Mae’s defeated Monar by 9 wickets.
Monar Educational Institute 46-2, Dequan Bamfield 13, Shakel Cato 10. Samuel Desw 2-15
Mae’s in reply, 48-1 with Shamar Britton 32 containing 3 sixes & 3 fours, Mervin Wade 16.
North Georgetown beat West Ruimveldt by 8 runs.
North Georgetown compiled 59-5, Kadeem Blackman 18, Shamar Blackman 13, Adeyemia Watson 13. Kevin Persaud 4-3
West Ruimveldt in reply was restricted to 51-4, Dominique Dolphin 13.
St. Agnes’s beat ABC by 11 runs.
St Agnes totalled 79-2, Jamal Scipio 55 not out with 5 sixes and a similar amount of fours, Juddell Mc Allister added 17.
ABC in their turn at the crease reached 68-3. Amar Ramlall hit 36 with 5 sixes, Narayan Ramdanin contributed12.
Semi-final (Girls)-
St. Agnes’s due mainly to some sloppy fielding defeated former champions Mae’s by 9 wickets.
Mae’s made 72-3, with Crystal Haniff 36, Carla Baldie 10. Aaliyah Goodluck 2-21.
St Agnes reached their target off 4.3 overs, ending on 74-1 with Cassie Jhingoree 39, Denoila Bristol 12.
Semi-final (Boys)-
St. Agnes’s beat North Georgetown by 33 runs.
St Agnes made 96-2, Jamal Scipio 46, Jaleel Ferriera 10.
North Georgetown in reply, was pegged back for 63-4, after they were 56-2 off 3 overs at one stage. Kadeem Blackman 22, Shemar Blackman 13, Adeyemi Watson 13. Rafael Dillion 3-27.
The National Sports Commission Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sport is only providing the Trophies.
Meanwhile the curtains will come down on Tuesday June 22 the National Park with the Region 4 girls and the Georgetown Boys & Girls.
The Region 4 teams Strathspey, St Mary’s, Helena & Covent Garden will be battling for the Permanent Secretary MCYS Alfred King Trophy, Noble House Sea Food, while AL Sport & Tour Promotions will be providing the Medals for the outstanding players.
The PS MCYS Alfred King, NSC Director Neendkumar and a representative from Noble House Sea Food are expected to witness the final and also assist with the presentation of prizes
Trophies are at stake for the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th placed teams.
Play starts at 9:25am some 12 games are listed for the day.
Region #5 Primary Schools will for the first time be given the opportunity to compete in the End of School Year Windball Cricket Tournament, this is according to a release from the organiser.
Eight Schools have so far confirmed their interest by writing to compete in the inaugural event scheduled for June 25.

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