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Jun 09, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Results in the Smalta in partnership with NSC, MCYS, ASTP, A. Munroe organised Return of Primary School Girls Windball Cricket played inside the National Gymnasium show a win for West Ruimveldt.
Saint Stephens batted first and scored 27-3, with Akelah Henry hitting 20. West Ruimveldt replied with 32-0, Alliana Pollard 14.
Saint Margaret’s 23-0 with Jissell Kendall 14 to defeat Saint Pius who fell just short at 22-0, Sophia Razac made 10.
Rama Krishna scored 68-0 as Aset David scored 50 (4s x 8) and Nickeishna Campbell 18.
Tucville in reply were restricted to 25-8. N. Campbell came back with the ball to capture 4 wkts and Maliya Williams took 3wkts.
Saint Thomas More compiled 64-0, Keziah Washington 16, to defeat Enterprise 35-0, Janiah Wickham scored 12.
Meanwhile, the organisers would like to express gratitude to the NSC Team Mia Ritchie, Robin Phillips, Latchman Yadram, D. Griffith, Gordon Braithwaite and Owan Wills for their assistance in ensuring a smooth run of the tournament.
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