St.
Joseph’s Senior Secondary School girls on Tuesday 28 June 2016 at the July 22nd
Square in Banjul defeated Presentation Girls Vocational School in the
Junior\Senior Secondary Schools Girls Cricket League Tournament to emerge as
champions.
Presentation
Girls Vocational School won the toss and batted and scored 45 runs in 15 overs
for 7 wickets, the highest runs scored by Maimuna Sano with 7 Runs with the
highest wicket taker being Jeamy Mendy with 2 wickets for 9 runs in 3 overs.
In
the second innings St Joseph’s Senior Secondary School girls batted and scored
46 Runs in 13.2 overs for 3 wickets. Kaddy Kujabi scored 8 Runs the highest and
also took 2 wickets for 6 runs in 3 overs.
St.
Joseph’s Senior Secondary School girls won the 2016 Junior/Senior Secondary
School Girls League for the first time by 8 wickets.
At
the presentation ceremony, the President of the Gambia Cricket Association
thanked the school heads and Physical Education teachers for allowing and
preparing the students to participate in the tournament.
He
told the players they were all winners, saying the zeal and commitment they had
shown would take them a long way in playing the game.
The
winners and runners-up went home with a trophy and certificates given to each
of them, while players of all other participating schools went home with
certificates.
On
the same day, Albion Lower Basic School pulled horns with Campama Lower Basic
School in the Primary School Boys T20 Knockout Tournament.
Albion
Lower Basic School won the toss and fielded; Campama batted and scored 32 runs
for 10 runs in 9.3 overs. The highest runs scored was by Ebrima Camara with 6
Runs and the highest wicket taker was Modou Njie with 1 wicket for 2 runs in 2
overs.
In
the second innings Albion Lower Basic School batted and scored 33 Runs in 6.2
overs for 4 wickets. Alagie Sowe Scored 12 runs the highest and the highest
wickets taker was Abdoulie Kanteh with 2 wickets for 5 runs in 1 over.
Albion
Lower Basic School won the first Primary School Boys T20 Knockout Tournament by
7 wickets.
Malamin
Fofana, treasurer of the association, speaking at the presentation, thanked the
schools and the students for participating in the tournament.
He
urged other schools to train hard so they could participate and become winners
for their schools in the next tournament.
Winners
and runners-up went with a trophy and certificate for each, while the
participating schools went home with a certificate each.
