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Jun 11, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – The Uprising Promotion is set to host its first ever self-sponsored, ‘Stress Relief’ Secondary Schools’ Boys 30-ball (five over) Tapeball Cricket competition on Saturday, 13th June. Action bowls off from 9:00 am at the National Park tarmac
The event, coordinated by veteran sports organiser, James Lewis, has garnered over 24 school’s teams already, with several others expected to be confirmed in the coming days.
Yesterday, the organisers officially announced the tournament fixtures with a few huge clashes set to entertain the cricket supporters.
Queens College vs. Brickdam Secondary
St. Stanislaus College vs. Westminster Secondary
Vergenoegen Secondary vs. Tutorial High
St. John’s College vs. Yarrowkabra Secondary
Patentia Secondary vs. Richard Ishmael Secondary
Covent Garden Secondary vs. L.B.I. Secondary
Diamond Secondary vs. B.V. Secondary
Bishop’s High vs. Leonora Secondary
New Campbellville Secondary vs. Tucville Secondary
Mahaicony Secondary vs. School of the Nations
St. Joseph High vs. St. Rose’s High
Vreed-En-Hoop Secondary vs. Zeeburg Secondary
Meanwhile to facilitate any additional matches, plans are already in place for a Sunday conclusion, at the Sports Hall tarmac from 9a.m. For more information school teams can Uprising Promotions (WhatsApp) on 592-688-0078.
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