HAVING a wide range of experience and knowledge, United States-based football coach Claude Bolton believes that the introduction of a national league in Guyana would do wonders for the

Students, teachers clash for bragging rights AFTER rain forced the cancellation of the Linden All Star Basketball Showdown on Monday, the Alleyene’s Retrieve Raiders basketball club will seek to

KEEN competition is expected on Sunday, when national cycle coach Hassan Mohamed runs off the Annual Ballot Box Martyrs 55-mile cycle road race in Berbice. Defending champion Robin Persaud,

WITH the throes of the recently concluded National Senior Championships still fresh in their minds, Keisha Jeffrey, Mary Fung-A-Fat and Victoria Arjoon, Guyana’s queens of squash are off to

LONDON, England (BBC) – Olympian Aaron Peirsol has become the first swimmer to break the 52-second barrier at 100-metre backstroke. The 25-year-old reclaimed his world record at the US

LONDON, England (BBC) – Sanya Richards has still to synchronise her peak performances with championship 400-metre finals, but she has not put a foot wrong on the European circuit

ROME, Italy (Reuters) – Tyson Gay said he was unfazed by the threat Olympic champion Usain Bolt posed to his 100 and 200 metres titles at next month’s world

LONDON, England (BBC) – Simon Katich and Ricky Ponting both hit centuries as Australia frustrated England on day two of the first Test. Katich (104) and Ponting (100) put

BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) – Thor Hushovd has always relished tough finishes and rainy conditions, both of which helped the Norwegian snatch his seventh Tour de France stage win in

LONDON, England (BBC) – The West Indies handed seven players their Test debuts against Bangladesh after 13 of the regular squad pulled out over continuing contract disputes. Only captain