… Jackson delighted with turnout THERE are many benchmarks for what makes an elite athlete, and four-time Olympic medallist, Ato Boldon, yesterday enlightened an attentive audience of Guyanese administrators

THEY call him the ‘Darth Vader’ of Guyana’s basketball while some even refer to him as ‘Bane’ – all fictional characters – but their roles in Star Wars and

South Ruimveldt Secondary and St John’s drub opponents … Three players hammer home helmet-tricks BOTH South Ruimveldt Secondary and St John’s Secondary inflicted humiliating defeats on their respective opponents,

THE Guyana Lawn Tennis Association (GLTA) served off their Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI)-sponsored Open Tennis Tournament yesterday at the Bank’s Recreational Club, Kaieteur Street, Bel Air

FOLLOWING an executive meeting held last Tuesday, the Guyana Cycling Federation (GCF) has confirmed the routes and dates for this year’s National Cycling Championships, in which Commonwealth Games selectee

Calls on GCB to intervene DESPITE having several impressive performances for their Under-17 side in the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB)/Memorex Under-17 Inter-club competition, Port Mourant Cricket Club’s (PMCC) Vivekanand

BRASILIA, Brazil (Reuters) – Colombia moved to the brink of their first appearance in the World Cup knockout round in nearly a quarter of a century when they beat

NATAL Brazil (Reuters) – Ten-man Greece held Japan to a goalless draw in a largely forgettable World Cup Group C clash yesterday that kept both sides in with a

SAO PAULO, Brazil (Reuters) – England were sucker-punched by a typical British goal they should have known how to defend against, manager Roy Hodgson said yesterday following their 2-1

IAN Bell says he is happy to play anywhere in England’s top order as he prepares to celebrate the “incredible” milestone of 100 Test appearances.  The 32-year-old will become