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Patentia Sec’ cruise to 10-wicket victory to lift GOAPC’s Trophy Stall Secondary School Tapeball Trophy
Kaieteur Sports – Patentia Secondary emerged champions of the 2006 Trophy Stall Secondary School and Community Areas Tape Ball Cricket Competition after a commanding performance at the National Cultural Centre tarmac on Sunday, January 25.
The one-day competition, which attracted 14 teams from across the country, concluded with Patentia Secondary delivering a dominant 10-wicket victory over Diamond Secondary in the final to lift the first GOAPC Tapeball trophy of the 2026 season.
Patentia Secondary School lifts GOAPC first Secondary School Tapeball Cricket Trophy of the 2026 season.
Diamond Secondary won the toss and elected to bat first but struggled against disciplined bowling from the Patentia attack. Aaron James top-scored with a determined 11 runs as Diamond were restricted to a shaky 29 for 6 in their allotted overs. Shazad Ally was the standout bowler, claiming 3 wickets for just 11 runs to keep the Diamond batting lineup in check.
In reply, Patentia Secondary made light work of the modest target, reaching 30 without the loss of a wicket to seal the victory emphatically and cap off an impressive tournament run.
Tournament coordinator James “Uprising” Lewis assisted with the presentation ceremony, handing over the Secondary School Tapeball trophy to the victorious Patentia Secondary team for their exceptional showing in the first GOAPC competition.
Lewis also announced that preparations are already underway for the next tournament, which is scheduled for Saturday, January 31, at the National Park tarmac. Defending champions Covent Garden Secondary are set to return, with 17 teams already registered, promising another exciting chapter in the growing Tapeball cricket calendar.
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