Action in the Daniel G Richmond Memorial and Al Sport & Tour Promotions End of School year Primary Schools Windball tournament continued across the country last weekend with several matches.

At the CJIA Ground- Upper East Bank Demerara, Soesdyke Primary batting first posted 25-6 with Deon Scott being the chief destroyer with 4-7. In response, Supply Primary cruised to 28-1.

In game two, Hauraruni Primary clobbered their way to 41-0, against Saint Mary’s thanks to Jedediah with 20. The Defending Region #4 champions however responded with 43-2 thanks to Dylon Jaisingh 21.
At the National Gymnasium Lower East Bank Demerara, Covent Garden got off to a flyer, posting 117 without loss thanks to Mick Mohammed 58 and Devin Roopnarine 48. Craig could only respond with 68-1 thanks to Navindra Chuniram 19.

Game two saw a close contest Between Grove and Mocha. Grove who batted first and made 81-3 through Randy Springer’s 34 and Mocha who replied with 73-3 thanks to Branson Phang 39 and Stephen Phugsley 30.

In girls action, Peters Hall, playing Mocha won by one run after making a first innings total of 96-0 thanks to Khadja Bowen 54 and Amelia Scott 26. Mocha, in response could only make 95-2, thanks to Matasia Innis 39 and Jessica Heywood 23.

New Diamond/Grove in their game against Grove managed 77-1 with Shonia Denzil making 19 and Jada Gordon 16. Grove responded with 74-2 off the bat of Emmily Bissoon 30 and Allia Scott 10.

Peters Hall game two saw them making 107-1 thanks to Amelia Scott 71 and Khadja Bowen17 while their opponents Craig only managed 99-1 thanks to Renetta Amstrong 42 and Alia Mc Pherson 34.

Meanwhile the Georgetown Champions Trophy which is being Organized By sports Officer A Munroe will bowl off on Monday May 21, Inside the National Gymnasium.