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Star Light strike double

Star Light completed a fine double in the INSPORTS/JN Money Transfer Community Domino competition after beating Gold Club 217-188 in the league finals at the Institute of Sports car park on Sunday.

The men from Greenwich Farm copped a superb season after lifting the KO crown on July 19 for an unprecedented feat.

Sunday's 29-point win also confirmed Star Light's superiority over the Coburn Gardens-based Gold Club, having defeated them in the semi-finals of the knockout.

Star Light led throughout and at half-time were ahead comfortably 150-137, extending the gap by the end.

St Bess beat Trelawny

St Elizabeth decimated Trelawny by 129 runs to take the featured match in the third round of the Kingston Wharves Under-15 Cricket Competition at Luana Cricket Ground in St Elizabeth on Wednesday.

St Elizabeth first made 162 for 9 off 44 of the allotted 50 overs with Rushane Manning, 32, and Carrie Griffiths, 27, leading the way. Dessni McGarvey, 2 for 32, and Tarvis Grandison, 2 for 16, got most wickets.

In reply, Trelawny fell for just 33 in 18.3 overs with extras contributing the most runs - 9. Devon Spencer mesmerised them with his fast bowling, taking 4 for 11.

Five other matches were played in the round. The St James/Hanover match was stopped by heavy rains at Rusea's High with the game ending in a no result; St Ann got the better of Clarendon by 26 runs at Jamalco Sports Club; St Mary beat Manchester by 90 runs at Eden Park in St Mary; St Thomas took the match away from Kingston/St Andrew A by 48 runs at Goodyear Oval in St Thomas and Kingston/St Andrew B defeated Portmore by one run in an exciting finish at Elletson Road Police Station.

Alexander Strikers victorious

Alexander Strikers completed a fantastic season in the INSPORTS/JN Money Transfer Community Netball competition, completing the double.

At the Leila Robinson Courts on Sunday, Alexander Strikers had to battle hard before extinguishing fiery Flames 25-23 in an exciting league final.

Alexander won the KO on July 19 with a similar nail-biting battle at Maverly Ave, where they prevailed 25-24 over Hagley Park.

In the Consolation Rally Whitfield beat Jetsetter 8-5.

Successful summer camp ends

Some 500 children and 100 volunteers participated in the second staging of the INSPORTS Summer Camp from July 6-31 at the Independence Park Complex.

Each weekday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. youngsters were involved in workshops geared towards honing their talents in the disciplines of football, netball, basketball, volleyball, cricket, athletics and baseball.

There were also motivational sessions from the various sectors of society including the police.

A special feature this year was a component involving Special Olympics, including 40 students with learning disabilities.

These workshops were headed by INSPORTS national coaches, including Robert Samuels, former Jamaica and West Indies batsman; Junior Bennett, national cricket coach; Bert Cameron, Olympian; Sylvester Campbell, international netball umpire and Calvin Martin, former national basketball coach.

This year's camp was a tremendous success as each child was exposed to the rudiments of a sport, as well as life-changing skills that sought to make them better individuals in society.

Milo All Stars capture Challenge Cup

Milo All Stars, comprising of players from the Portmore Metropolitan U-15 Cricket League, won the Milo Challenge Cup with a 40-run triumph over a Westmoreland U-15 X1 at the Allan Rae Oval in Retreat, Westmoreland, on Sunday.

Milo All Stars batted first and made 120-9 (30). Suwayne Morrison top scored with 50, and Rae Roberts made 15. In reply, the home team could only muster 80 all out.

Shem Spencer made 18 for Westmoreland, while Ryan Scott (3-11) and Brian Mighten (3-19) took the bulk of the wickets.

Kenneth Dodd of Nestlé Jamaica, who spearheaded the staging of the cricket competition, expressed satisfaction with the results and committed Milo to its continuation beyond this year.

Bridgeport in SDC national play-offs

Bridgeport will represent Portmore in the Social Development Commission (SDC) National Community Twenty20 Cricket play-offs after winning the parish final by six wickets against arch-rivals Portsmouth at the Ken's Wildflower cricket ground on Saturday.

Bridgeport received $50,000, while Portsmouth pocketed $25,000.

Portsmouth batted first and made 114 all out, in 18.5 overs, with Carlos Green making 43, and Bryan Blair 21.

Former Jamaica fast bowler Dwight Mais took 2-8 to rock Portsmouth's top order, and received good support from Richard Johnson (2-25), and Dexter Barnaby (2-37).

Bridgeport in reply, reached 116-4 in 18.3 overs, with former national opener, Delroy Morgan, top scoring with 48, and Richard Johnson, 36.

Portmore, for the first time, received parish status for the competition, and the winning Bridgeport team will join 14 other parish winners, and a best second-place team, in the round of 16, at a date to be announced.

Big four clash in semis

The big four in the Milo-sponsored Portmore Under-15 Cricket League will play tomorrow in the semi-finals at two venues in Portmore. Both matches start at 11 a.m.

In one semi-final, at the Ken's Wildflower sports ground, Ken's Wildflower, last year's beaten finalist will put their 100 per cent win record on the line when they take on fourth-seed Hamilton Gardens, while at Waterford High School ground, defending champions Colours International clash with arch-rivals Portsmouth.

Ken's Wildflower have won six straight games but still need to concentrate against Hamilton Gardens, a team they defeated by six wickets in the preliminaries, but the game was a lot closer than the end result.

In the other semi-final, Colours versus Portsmouth, it could go either way as the teams are evenly matched. Portsmouth may have a psychological edge since they beat Colours by 21 runs in the final preliminary-round game on Wednesday. The final is scheduled for next Sunday, August 7.

Nicky Lawrence wins pool tourney

History was created last weekend when Nicky Lawrence became the first female player to win a major singles pool tournament in Jamaica.

Lawrence, who is a member of the Devil's Angels all-women team, defeated the consistent Fernando Anderson from Mandeville 3-2 in the final of the 'Play to Win' eight-ball handicap pool tournament at H2 Entertainment Complex in Portmore last Saturday and Sunday.

She came from 1-2 down to win the last two games in decisive fashion.

Lawrence went through the tournament unbeaten in six matches. For her efforts, she received $50,000 and a trophy donated by the sponsors, Leder Mode, Industrial Chemical and No Limit Trucking.

The tournament attracted 47 players, including the season's top-ranking player Ewart Hall, who reached the last 16, and also last year's number-one ranked player, Sunil 'Termite' Kissendal. The season's next ranking tournament (No. 9) will take place on Saturday, August 8 and Sunday, August 9 at Head of State Pub, Angels Plaza, Spanish Town. Entry fee is $1,500 and the tournament offers a first prize of $40,000.