Searchlight Logo
special_image

    • News
      • Front Page
      • News
      • Breaking News
      • Press Release
      • Features
      • Special Features
      • From the Courts
      • Sports
      • Regional / World
    • Opinions
      • Editorial
      • Our Readers’ Opinions
      • Bassy – Love Vine
      • Dr. Fraser- Point of View
      • R. Rose – Eye of the Needle
      • On Target
      • Dr Jozelle Miller
      • The World Around Us
      • Random Thoughts
    • Advice
      • Kitchen Corner
      • What’s on Fleek this week
      • Health Wise
      • Physician’s Weekly
      • Business Buzz
      • Hey Rosie!
      • Prime the pump
    • ePaper
    • Obituaries
      • In Memoriam / Acknowledgement
      • Tribute
    • Contact Us
      • Advertise With Us
      • Letters To The Editor
      • General Contact Information
      • Contact our Webmaster
    • About Us
      • Privacy Policy
      • Interactive Media Ltd
      • St. Vincent & the Grenadines
    • Subscribe
    • News
      • Front Page
      • News
      • Breaking News
      • Press Release
      • Features
      • Special Features
      • From the Courts
      • Sports
      • Regional / World
    • Opinions
      • Editorial
      • Our Readers’ Opinions
      • Bassy – Love Vine
      • Dr. Fraser- Point of View
      • R. Rose – Eye of the Needle
      • On Target
      • Dr Jozelle Miller
      • The World Around Us
      • Random Thoughts
    • Advice
      • Kitchen Corner
      • What’s on Fleek this week
      • Health Wise
      • Physician’s Weekly
      • Business Buzz
      • Hey Rosie!
      • Prime the pump
    • ePaper
    • Obituaries
      • In Memoriam / Acknowledgement
      • Tribute
    • Contact Us
      • Advertise With Us
      • Letters To The Editor
      • General Contact Information
      • Contact our Webmaster
    • About Us
      • Privacy Policy
      • Interactive Media Ltd
      • St. Vincent & the Grenadines
    • Subscribe
Sports
October 24, 2014

Simple Boys in winning ways in TBPO Softball Cricket Competition

Defending champions of the National Lotteries Authority Top Belair Progressive Organisation’s Twenty/20 Softball Cricket Competition Gairy Construction Simple Boys stayed on course for retention, chalking up another victory last Sunday.{{more}}

On this occasion, feeling Simple Boys’ might at the Dauphine Playing Field were Stingers.

Simple Boys dismissed Stingers for 32 all out in 13.4 overs, as Travis Cumberbatch picked up 3 for 10, Elric N Morris 3 for 5 and Desron Maloney – 2 for 3.

Simple Boys then rushed to 33 for 2 in 4.2 overs, to win by eight wickets.

Also on the weekend, Bank of SVG All Stars, Glen United, Government Printery and Smashers, all recorded pluses in their winners’ column.

All Stars had to rely on the super over to beat Stingers, after both teams were locked on 74 runs apiece.

Batting first, All Stars made 74 for 7 off 15 overs; Andrew Little scored 21.

Bowling for Stingers, Azmon Forbes got 2 for 7, Vendcliff Primus – 2 for 15 and Javari Guy – 2 for 20.

Likewise, Stingers made 74 all out in 14.4 overs; Jabarri Guy had 22.

Earl Pope with 3 for 5, Cedric Thomas – 3 for 17, Brenton Arrindell – 2 for 4 and James De Freitas – 2 for 7, shared the wickets.

All Stars had the simple task of making one run in the super over, which they did.

Glen United beat Smashers by 75 runs.

Glen United blasted 153 for 3 off 15 overs, with Troy John – 44, Mc Neil Morgan – 31 not out and Ronaldo Coombs- 29.

Bowling for Smashers, Rennick Edwards took 2 for 18.

Smashers were dismissed for 78 in 13 overs.

Glen United’s bowling saw Troy John, following up his batting effort, grabbing 3 for 19, Kimon Jackson – 2 for 3 and Wayne Garraway – 2 for 13.

The Government Printery defeated Sunset Strikers by 113 runs.

Batting first, Printery posted 166 for 7 in 20 overs, led by Javon Seales’ 36 and Fabio Roberts – 31.

Bowling for Sunset Strikers, Rodney Gibson had 3 for 27 and Kareem Cumberbatch – 2 for 24.

The sun went down on Sunset Strikers’ batting at 53 in 13 overs.

Only Deymon Cumberbatch with 22, made any score of note, as Kamara Penniston with 4 for 6, Keslon Davis – 3 for 7 and Kevin Mofford – 3 for 27 wrecked Sunset Strikers’ batting efforts.

And, Smashers silenced Shot Callers by 81 runs.

Batting first, Smashers reached 140 for 9 in their 20 overs.

Shemroy Ellis – 26. JR Ashton – 30 and Keneal Richards – 24, were the main contributors in that total.

Azmon Forbes bagged 4 for 19, Zane Greaves – 2 for 12 and Jayvon Jack- 2 for 22, bowling for Shot Callers.

Renrick Peters and St Clair Dickson both gathered 4 for 9, to send Shot Callers packing for 59 all out in 18.4 overs. (RT)

  • FacebookComments
  • ALSO IN THE NEWS
    Mayo Clinic presents 10 breakthroughs for 2025 that are transforming the future of medicine
    Press Release
    Mayo Clinic presents 10 breakthroughs for 2025 that are transforming the future of medicine
    Jada 
    January 23, 2026
    ● From AI powered drugs to regenerative therapies and new neurological tools, Mayo Clinic researchers achieved key advances in 2025 to predict, diagno...
    Passenger van overturns, injuring several commuters
    Front Page
    Passenger van overturns, injuring several commuters
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    AT LEAST ONE PERSON who was involved in an accident where a mini van overturned on Monday, had a clear premonition about the mishap. Deanna Mc Dowall,...
    Deputy Prime Minister explains delay of 2026 Budget
    Front Page
    Deputy Prime Minister explains delay of 2026 Budget
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    THE PRESENTATION of the 2026 National Budget or Appropriation Bill is being delayed as the New Democratic Party administration tries to put everything...
    SVG reviewing US request to accept deportees, Opposition Leader warns not to accept them
    Front Page
    SVG reviewing US request to accept deportees, Opposition Leader warns not to accept them
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER St Clair Leacock, says that St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) is reviewing a request from the United States administration to ...
    Questelles students happy to be back in the classroom
    Front Page
    Questelles students happy to be back in the classroom
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    IT HAS BEEN over three weeks since the Grades 3 and 4 students at the Questelles Government School (QGS) lost their classrooms in a fire. Although a f...
    Government names new Diplomats
    Front Page
    Government names new Diplomats
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    A FORMER MEMBER of Parliament, and a Journalist, are in the group of five diplomats named by the New Democratic Party administration to take up postin...
    News
    Covid dismissed workers given deadline – backpay deferred pending review
    News
    Covid dismissed workers given deadline – backpay deferred pending review
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    PUBLIC SERVANTS who were dismissed for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine will not be allowed to return to their jobs after January 30, 2026. And, ...
    Rhea Ollivierre among new lawyers admitted to the SVG Bar
    News
    Rhea Ollivierre among new lawyers admitted to the SVG Bar
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    THE BAR OF St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) has welcomed a new cohort of legal practitioners, including Rhea Kezia Tamar Ollivierre, whose academic...
    Confessed grocery thief urged to invest in herself
    From the Courts, News
    Confessed grocery thief urged to invest in herself
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    AN UNEMPLOYED Redemption Sharpes woman, who relies on her daughter’s father to solely provide for their family, was bonded and ordered to compensate C...
    Hundreds flock to Lobster and Lambie Festival
    News
    Hundreds flock to Lobster and Lambie Festival
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    LAST WEEKEND, January 16 to 18, hundreds of people, including Vincentians from the mainland and the Grenadines, journeyed to Carriacou and Petit Marti...
    Committee Chair opposes insertion of fetes into Nine Mornings Festival
    News
    Committee Chair opposes insertion of fetes into Nine Mornings Festival
    Webmaster 
    January 23, 2026
    CHAIRMAN OF the National Nine Mornings Committee, Oronde ‘Bomani’ Charles, said he will oppose any attempt to introduce fetes during the annual Nine M...

    E-EDITION
    ePaper
    google_play
    app_store
    Subscribe Now
    • Interactive Media Ltd. • P.O. Box 152 • Kingstown • St. Vincent and the Grenadines • Phone: 784-456-1558 © Copyright Interactive Media Ltd.. All rights reserved.
    We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok