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Feb 27, 2020 Sports
Mae’s Secondary recorded mixed fortunes in the Girls and Boys segments following latest results in the Forbes Burnham Foundation (FBF) National Sports Commission (NSC) AL Sport & Tour Promotions sponsored “Hit It For 50” Schools Windball Cricket competition organised by Sports Officer A. Munroe and played at the National Gymnasium.
In the Girls department –
Mae’s Secondary rattled up 123-0 with Christine Ramdial hitting 82 (6s-9) and Tillaya Madramootoo 30, but lost to East Ruimveldt Secondary who responded with 126-0 with Yosonda Hoppie making 36.
University of Guyana scored 138 to beat L’Aventure Secondary who were held at 87-1 with Sarah Huges 24.
Camille’s Academy batted to reach 112-2 with Stacy Flores 82(6s-14). Charlestown Government Secondary overhauled the target reaching 113-0 with Althea Barnwell 56 and Donna Lowe 43.
University of Guyana 148-1 with Akaze Thompson 97 (6s-10) defeated Charlestown Government Secondary who made 57-3 with Shania Maglorie 30.
In the Boys department –
The Business School scored 106-3 with Jeffrey Blair 64. Mae’s Secondary responded with 107-0 for victory with Vikash Seeram 56 and Rickesh Singh 45.
East Ruimveldt secondary made 78-1, Ranaldo Baldeo 30; Charlestown Government Secondary 80-0 in reply with Myhien Khan 48 in the win.
More matches were set for yesterday.
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