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FBF Windball Cricket continues
Latest play in the Forbes Burnham Foundation (FBF), National Sports Commission (NSC), AL Sport & Tour Promotions “Hit It For 50” Schools Windball Cricket continued at the National Gymnasium with several matches in both Boys and Girls competition.
Tydell Lovell made 79, Laranzo Raganandan took 2-12 and hit 42 runs
Shekiera Williams hit 5
The latest action show in the Girls department – Cummings Lodge Secondary making 66-4, with Ashley Radyal 42, while Fantasia Plass took 2-3 for East Ruimveldt Secondary who responded with 69 with Shania Kingston scoring 43.
In more girls action, Soesdyke Secondary rattled up 144-0, Shennon Baird 66 and Tenisha Hoyte 58. Camille’s Academy replied with 148-2 to win the contest with Tamica Simon 44.
Charlestown Government Secondary scored 133-2, Donna Lowe 64 and Marissa Brower 45; East Ruimveldt Secondary replied with 136-1 with Shekiera Williams 56 and Yosunda Hoppie 47.
In the Boys segment – Camille’s Academy were restricted to 85-5 with Rhan Jahman 38, while Laranzo Raganandan took 2-12 for Saint Joseph High who replied with 89-0 to win. Laranzo Raganandan led the victory charge with 40.
Soesdyke Secondary hit 135-1, Tydell Lovell 79; Brickdam Secondary fell short at 67-2, Totoram Vishwanauth made 22.
The Business School 60-4, Newcawl Nichols 22; Josh Alves 3-10 for Cummings Lodge Secondary who replied with 63-0, Josh Alves led with 37.
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