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St Stanislaus win Georgetown Girls zone of Janet and Cheddi Jagan Windball Cricket
(Kaieteur News) – Saint Stanislaus College claimed the girls title in the National Sports Commission, Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sport 11th edition Janet & Cheddi Jagan Windball Cricket champion trophy, Georgetown zone organised by Sport Officer A. Munroe, at the National Gymnasium.
In the girls final, which lived up to expectation, Saint Roses High School won the toss and chose to bat in a night which saw the support of a lot of parents and supporters which were very vocal, they made 63-2, with Tanuja Singh 25 not out. Natalya Stoll took 1-4 and Kishana Thorn 1-6 bowling for Saint Stanislaus College.
Janet Jagan Windball Cricket Georgetown winner 2026, St Stanislaus, along with some of the parents & teachers.
St Stanislaus in reply won the game off 4.4 overs, with Deondra Benjamin left unbeaten on 30, Evagelina Singh not out 22, Darshini Lallbeharry was caught for 10. Reya Sookraj took for the losers 1-10.
Gratitude is extended to the Parents, students, schools, officials of ASTP Francina Green, Clavon Monchoir and most important the NSC MCYS for once again giving this opportunity in allowing the Guyanese youth to showcase their skills.
Meanwhile, in the Cheddi Jagan boys: A new champion will be crowned after defending champions Saint Roses High School failed to reach the final.
Roses won the toss and invited Brickdam Secondary to take first strike, they made 89-2, with Garren Newton 48, Prosper Jacobus 26. Jorryn Payne took 2-10.
Saint Roses turn in the middle they were restricted to 32-1, with Zeeshawn Mahdeo 18 and Derick Hing 12 left not out.
Brickdam Secondary will now await the results between Houston Secondary & Saint Stanislaus College that game is under protest. The finals will now be played on May 5.
Today, Monday May 4th, action moves to Region 6 Corentyne at the John Port Mourant Community Centre Ground from 9am.
Tuesday May 5th Region 4 at the Gymnasium from 10am.
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