AT the inaugural Linden Games, held over the past weekend in the mining town, Michael Anthony shone the brightest in the cycling events.
In the 15-lap feature race of the Games, Anthony held off a quality field of cyclists to prevail. He stuck with the lead pack for the entire race and powered his way to first place with Silvio Innis coming in second.
Orville Hinds settled for third, Jornel Yearwood fourth, Oneil Rose fifth and Raphael Albert sixth.

Meanwhile, in the Senior Male eight-lap event Anthony recorded another win crossing the finish line ahead of Orville Hinds who was second and Silvio Innis third.
Over in the Juniors event, also eight laps, Christopher Cornelius was first with a dominant ride while Denzil Huntley came second and Oneil Rose finished third.
Andy Spencer was the best veteran cyclist in that category’s eight-lap race while Nigel London settled for second place.

The Linden Games began with the table tennis championship (East vs West) last Friday at the Mackenzie High School auditorium.
On Saturday the Bayroc Community Centre ground hosted the Male and Female (East vs West) cricket, while the East vs West basketball competition was played at the Mackenzie Sports Club hard court.

On Sunday the Watooka Pool saw action in the East vs West swimming competition while the cycling was contested within the Central Mackenzie Circle.