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UG win FBF – NSC, AL Sport Windball Cricket tourney
The University of Guyana (UG) Girls won the National Sports Commission (NSC), Forbes Burnham Foundation (FBF), AL Sport & Tour Promotions “Hit It For 50” Schools Windball Cricket tournament organised by Sports Officer A. Munroe.
MVP Akaze Thompson collects her reward.
UG Captain receiving trophy from Vincent Alexander, Chairman of the FBF and AL Sport official R. Gordon.
The University of Guyana girls won the round-robin tournament winning all five matches.
In their final game, UG batted first and scored 146-0, with Keisha Fraser hitting 87 (6s-10), with MVP Akaze Thompson 42.
Camille’s Academy their turn in the middle were restricted to 105-1, Shoalin Raghoo scoring 52 and Tamika Simon 30.
Cummings Lodge Secondary made 74-2, Erica Mentore 38; Camille’s Academy replied with 76-2, Tamika Simon 34.
In the Boys segment – The New Central High rattled up 89-4, Deonarine Tiwari 32; Ezekiel Wilson took 3-14 as The Business School responded with 92-0, Jeffrey Blair 62 to win.
The New Central High made 91-1, Deonarine Tiwari 60; Cummings Lodge Secondary replied with 95-2, Josh Alves 58 to win.
Meanwhile, the tournament is set to resume on Wednesday, March 4, with the Knock-out stage.
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