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May 24, 2019 Sports
Youth Basketball Guyana’s National Schools’ Basketball Festival, currently being played in the Georgetown/East Coast Demerara Regional Zone continues today and tomorrow with four matches daily following a break from play this week.
This weekend’s play at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall (CASH) will be predominantly in the Girls’ Development and Under-14 categories. Today, President’s College will play Tutorial High in the first fixture in the Under-14 category at 15:30hrs followed by three more girls matches.
Tomorrow, play tips off at 14:30hrs with St. Stanislaus College and Bladen Hall looking for their first win in the U-14 category. The feature game will see Plaisance Secondary and Chase Academy matching skills in the Under-18 category from 17:00hrs.
The fixtures from today to June 1 for the tournamnet, sponsored by Edward B. Beharry & Company Ltd, the National Sports Commission, Banks DIH and ExxonMobil, are below.
Fixtures – May 24 – June 1
Friday, May 24
Category Match Up Time Venue
U14 President’s College vs Tutorial High 15:30hrs Cash
Girls’ D St. Stanislaus vs Tutorial High 16:20hrs “
Girls’ D Bladen Hall vs Queen’s College 17:10hrs “
Girls’ D Marian Academy vs Plaisance Secondary 18:00hrs “
Saturday, May 25
U14 St. Stanislaus vs Bladen Hall 14:30hrs “
U14 St. Rose’s High vs Marian Academy 15:20hrs “
U14 Bishops’ High vs Tutorial High 16:10hrs “
U18 Plaisance Secondary vs Chase Academy 17:00hrs “
Friday, May 31
U14 President’s College vs YBG Cluster 15:30hrs “
Girls, D Bladen Hall vs St. Stanislaus 16:20hrs “
Girls’ D Plaisance Secondary vs Queen’s College 17:10hrs “
Girls’ D Marian Academy vs Tutorial High 18:00hrs ”
Saturday, June 1
U14 Bladen Hall vs Marian Academy 14:30hrs “
U14 St. Rose’s High vs St. Stanislaus 15:20hrs “
U14 YBG Cluster vs Tutorial High 16:10hrs “
U18 Queen’s College vs Plaisance Secondary 17:00hrs “
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