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RHTY&SC Town Week Celebration…Twelve teams to compete in Hand in Hand 5/5 Cricket Tournament on Sunday

Sep 14, 2016 Sports

The Area ‘H’ Ground located in the township of Rose Hall would be a hive of activity on Sunday 18th of September, as the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club hosts a Day of Sports in honour of the 46th Anniversary celebration of Guyana’s smallest town.

The day’s events would be a 5/5 Cricket tournament sponsored by the Hand in Hand Insurance Company, an Inter Secondary School Football tournament sponsored by Balram Shane General Store and the Anamayah Memorial Hospital Inter Ward Basketball Tournament.

Club Secretary/CEO Hilbert Foster, who is heading the organising committee for the Town Anniversary, stated that twelve teams would be taking part in the Hand in Hand Insurance 5/5 Cricket Tournament which bowls off at 9:30AM sharp. The teams would be clashing for close to $100,000 in prizes, while entrance fee for the tournament is free. Teams would however have to walk along with cricket balls and their own lunch. The twelve teams are Rose Hall Town Bakewell ‘A’, Rose Hall Town Bakewell ‘B’, Rose Hall Town Metro Female, Young Achievers, Bush lot United, Good Bananen Land, Young and the Restless, Path Finders, Rose Hall Canje, Courtland, Belvedere United and Tamarind Roots.

The teams for the Inter Secondary School Football would be Lower Corentyne Secondary, J.C. Chandisingh Secondary, Port Mourant Secondary and Corentyne Comprehensive Secondary, while North and South Rose Hall would clash for the Basketball title. The Football and Basketball tournaments would start at 1:00PM and trophies along with a winner take all financial prize would be at stake.

Fans are invited to the Day of Sports and Foster disclosed that entrance into the venue is Free.         Meanwhile, several teams has announced their squad for the 5/5 cricket tournament.

ROSE HALL ESTATE CRICKET CLUB

  1. Adrian Haralsingh
  2. Gregory Crandon
  3. Ameer Rahaman
  4. Kristoff Bahadur
  5. Zachary Parsaud
  6. Rocky Bipat
  7. Campton Hopes
  8. Mark Sampson
  9. Balram Samaroo
  10. Sanjay Khan
  11. Raymond Vankenie
  12. Adrian Persaud
  13. Khemraj Dyal
  14. Charley Grimmond

ROSE HALL TOWN BAKEWELL ‘A’

  1. James Fraser – Captain
  2. Mark Papannah
  3. Khemraj Mahadeo
  4. Junior Sinclair
  5. Kevlon Anderson
  6. Delbert Hicks
  7. Brandon Prashad
  8. Simon Lawson
  9. Sunil Madrimootoo
  10. Keith Simpson
  11. Slyus Tyndall
  12. Neil Tilkaram
  13. Jai Tika

ROSE HALL TOWN BAKEWELL ‘B’

  1. Chanderpaul Govindan
  2. Tyreece Sealey
  3. Mahendra Gopilall
  4. Joshua Wilson
  5. John Mankarran
  6. Simon Naidu
  7. Renaldo Williams
  8. Taqwah Ross
  9. Brandon Corlette
  10. Justin Gobin
  11. David Prahalad
  12. Asif Bacchus
  13. Lucas Arthur
  14. Bishu Amazalum

ROSE HALL TOWN METRO FEMALES.

  1. Grimmond
  2. Vanderstoop
  3. Samaroo
  4. Campbelle
  5. Arokuim
  6. Prahalad
  7. Gajnabi
  8. Thomas
  9. Budhoo
  10. Gopilall.
  11. Pattaya
  12. Fraser
  13. Prass
  14. Park
  15. Millington
  16. Oma Devi Matadin

GOOD BANANEN CRICKET CLUB

  1. Cyril (c)
  2. Imran Hoosein
  3. Narendra Chetram
  4. Mahendra Chetram
  5. Jeetindra Samaroo
  6. Javid Ally
  7. Andy Jugasteer
  8. Randy Jaggernauth
  9. Travis Jaggernauth
  10. Lionel Cuckoo
  11. Dinesh Haramchandraji
  12. Vivik Cyril
  13. Sanjay Rahin
  14. Kevin Haramchandraji

YOUNG AND RESTLESS CRICKET CLUB

  1. Videsh Singh – Captain
  2. Sasenarine Sookdeo
  3. Vishal Mahabir
  4. Keishar Gangaram
  5. Krishon Sobhai
  6. Ryan Sobhai
  7. Hanshraj Ishmael
  8. Dinesh Rameshant
  9. Anthony Arjune
  10. Sasenarine Sukhu
  11. David Cooknauth
  12. Randy Baichan
  13. Kumar Ranga
  14. Abid Alli Zekeer
  15. Mahesh Gopaul

YOUNG ACHIEVERS CRICKET CLUB

  1. Kareem Mentore
  2. Kris Ramnarine
  3. Lenard Williams
  4. Colin Grant
  5. Randy Wade
  6. Christopher Harry
  7. Arthley Bailey
  8. Devein Ross
  9. Troy Johnson
  10. Rendell Bobb
  11. Sharman Dundas
  12. Darius Joseph
  13. Anthony Jaigobin
  14. Richie Daniels
  15. Titus Webster

BUSHLOT UNITED CRICKET CLUB

  1. Glenroy Fraser – Captain
  2. Javed Saywack
  3. Nivendra Prasad – Vice – Captain
  4. Imran Khan
  5. Winston Joseph
  6. Dellon Joseph
  7. Romain Welch
  8. Yuvendra Budhu
  9. Esric Fordyce
  10. Ravi Gossai
  11. Zameer Khan
  12. Paul Depnarine
  13. Bhaskar Ramdhuwar
  14. Wendel Fordyce
  15. Peter Reid
  16. Troy McKenzie

Manager: R . Saywack

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