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Friday, February 28, 2025

Shiva Boys schools' champions

by

Vinode Mamchan
1815 days ago
20200311

The winning Shiva Boys outfit pose for this photograph after winning the 2020 PowerGen Secondary Schools Premiership I title. 
Left to right back: Devenish Neeranjan(vice principal),David Sultan( coach), dillon Jagmohan,Narendra Beharry,Gregory Nandlal,Isaiah Gomez, Damion Jaochim,Ashton Harracksingh,Nicholas Ali, Keron Rampersad, Shane Lutchman ( Manager). Front left to right - Lorenzo Loubon, Sachin Siewsankar, Anthony Arrindel, Kovid Bispath, Vishram Narine, Matheus Komal.

The winning Shiva Boys outfit pose for this photograph after winning the 2020 PowerGen Secondary Schools Premiership I title. Left to right back: Devenish Neeranjan(vice principal),David Sultan( coach), dillon Jagmohan,Narendra Beharry,Gregory Nandlal,Isaiah Gomez, Damion Jaochim,Ashton Harracksingh,Nicholas Ali, Keron Rampersad, Shane Lutchman ( Manager). Front left to right - Lorenzo Loubon, Sachin Siewsankar, Anthony Arrindel, Kovid Bispath, Vishram Narine, Matheus Komal.

Vinode Mamchan

Shi­va Boys Hin­du Col­lege won their first Pow­er­Gen Sec­ondary School Pre­mier­ship ti­tle on Tues­day when they de­feat­ed de­fend­ing cham­pi­ons Hillview Col­lege by 82 runs at Syne Vil­lage in Pe­nal.

Bat­ting first, Shi­va Boys made 191 all out with the con­sis­tent Nicholas Ali scor­ing 51 and Damion Joachim get­ting 32. In re­sponse, Isa­iah Gomez grabbed a hat­trick in the process of tak­ing 7/20 to leave Hillview short at 109 all out. Shi­va Boys fin­ished the league with 107 points the same as St. Bene­dicts Col­lege but Shi­va took the ti­tle af­ter win­ning their fourth-round en­counter against Bene­dicts.

Speak­ing about the vic­to­ry coach Shane Lutch­man said: "We are very hap­py for this win. We have been build­ing to­wards this for a while now. Five years ago we put in place a form one team, an un­der-16 team and these play­ers have been com­ing through nice­ly that is why we can en­joy this suc­cess right now."

Al­so on win­ners row yes­ter­day was Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege who dom­i­nat­ed their game against St. Mary's Col­lege. Spin­ner Nick­yle Jal­im was the star of the show for Pres claim­ing 4/24, as on­ly Ab­dur-Rah­maan Ju­man with 65 played a sig­nif­i­cant hand. San­jay Jawahir, how­ev­er, stole the show with a blis­ter­ing 78 and Khaleem Mo­hammed stroked 37 to take Pres home at 158/5.

SCORES

PRE­MIER­SHIP DI­VI­SION

At Pow­er­Gen: Shi­va Boys 191 all out (Nicholas Ali 51, Damion Joachim 32) vs Hillview 109 all out (Isa­iah Gomez 7/20). Shi­va won by 82 runs.

At St. Mary's: St Mary's 156 all out (Ab­dur-Rah­maan Ju­man 65 , Leon Basanoo 20, Ger­ard Chin 17, Nick­yle Jal­im 4-24, Shem As­cevero 2-20) vs Pre­sen­ta­tion San Fer­nan­do 158-5 (San­jay Jawahir 78, Khaleem mo­hammed 37, Jaden O’Brien 2-27) - Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege won by 5 wick­ets.

SOUTH CHAM­PI­ONSHIP

At Cou­va: CAPS East 139 for 9 (Ran­jiv Droo­jans­ingh 27, Tara­dath Bas­deo 23, Keeron Straughn 4/27) vs Bar­rack­pore West Sec­ondary 113 all out (Paris Jag­mo­han 38, Paul Far­rell 16, Tara­dath Bas­deo 3/17, Eme­lio Vil­lafana 3/22, Ran­jiov Droo­jans­ingh 2/29) - CAPS won by 26 runs.

At Kennedy Park: AS­JA 121 all out (Isi­ah Hyn­d­man 33, Avidesh Heera 22, Ra­jesh Ma­haraj 3/20, Anees Mo­hammed 2/26) vs Cou­va East - 122/7 (Ra­jesh Ma­haraj 23, Matthias Bruzal 20, Ashaf Mo­hammed 4/31) - Cou­va East won by 3 wk­ts.

At Char­lieville: Mir­a­cle Min­istries Pen­te­costal High School 237/10 (Hay­den Joseph 59, Ado­nis An­toine 92, Mi­tra Ma­haraj 3/50, Justin Ramjohn 2/6) vs AS­JA Char­lieville 197/10 (Ar­i­on Popal 61, Rahul Bharaj 3/53, Hay­den Joseph 3/55). Mir­a­cle Min­istries won by 40 runs.


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