Westmoreland, St Mary, Kgn/St Andrew 'B' are county champions

After five rounds of matches in the Kingston Wharves Under-15 cricket competition, Westmoreland, St Mary and Kingston/St Andrew 'B' are the county champions. Westmoreland are the only parish not to lose a match - their final match ended in a no result due to rain. The inter-county phase of the competition will now get under way tomorrow with matches at GC Foster and Chedwin Park in St Catherine, with the finals to be played on Wednesday at Sabina Park.

The featured match of the fifth round was played at Bybrook Cricket Ground in St Catherine, with the home side, St Catherine, taking on St Ann. St Ann needed to win in order to be crowned county champions but it was not to be as they were routed by St Catherine in a match that went down to the last over. St Catherine made a fighting 147 for 9 in 40 overs (reduced from 50 because of rain) to defeat St Ann by five runs after they scored 142 all out in 39.3 overs.

Five other matches were played in the fifth round: St Elizabeth defeated Hanover at Rusea's by six wickets after making 55 for 4 in 15 overs to Hanover's 50 all out in 20 overs; the Westmoreland vs Trelawny match at Allan Rae Oval was rained out; St Mary walked over Clarendon by 229 when they made 273 for 6 in 40 overs to Clarendon's 44 all out in 20.3 overs; Kingston/St Andrew 'B' took the match away from St Thomas by 6 wickets when they made 172 for 3 from 29.2 overs and the Portland vs Kingston/St Andrew 'A' match ended in a no result due to rain.

Hunt Memorial Classic

Calabar and Kingston College (KC) have joined forces to play for the inaugural David 'Wagga' Hunt Memorial Football Classic.

The Classic, to be staged today starting at 2 p.m. at the Mona Bowl, is in honour of the former Calabar and national Under-17 coach, who died suddenly in October 2007.

Two other matches will be played on the day. A Meadhaven Senior team against a Kingston and St Andrew Football Association (KSAFA) Invitational Team will open proceedings at 2 p.m., to be followed by Pelicans and Jamaica Nats and then the feature match between the schoolboy teams.

KO domino tourney

Several of the island's top domino players will be engaged in a knockout tournament, scheduled for August 22.

JUD's HQ Dunbeholden Main is the location and 6 p.m. is the scheduled start time.

Pepsi, Wray & Nephew, NHT, Courts, Statin, National, Pre-Mix, Brandy, Marksman and Berger are the teams confirmed so far.

Prizes and surprises from Pepsi, Courts and Wray & Nephew will be up for grabs. Entry fee is $1,000 per pair and interesting teams can contact Wayne at 421-5709 or Sean at 371-2700.

Jamaica's women's cricket squad

The Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) has announced its 14-member women's squad which will represent the island in the Regional Women's Cricket Tournament in Guyana, August 13-26.

The names of the Jamaica National Women's Cricket team are: Herma Nathan Dawes (captain), Shanel Daley, Jodian Morgan, Vanessa Watts, Abbie Gaye Hendricks, Roshana Outar, Chadene Nation, Tameka Sanford, Peta Gaye Hanson, Chanielle Henry, Patrice Parchment, Karla Cohen, Claudine Beckford and Natasha McLeon.

Dorothy Hobson has been appointed manager.

SDC 20/20 cricket officially launched

The Social Development Commission (SDC) National Community Cricket tournament, which has its final stage starting this weekend, was officially launched on Tuesday at the Police Officers' Club in Kingston.