Castle Bruce meets Isaiah Thomas in U-15 cricket final

Dominica News Online - Tuesday, May 20th, 2014 at 7:07 AM
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U-15 cricketThe sports division secondary School under 15 cricket finals will feature Castle Bruce Secondary School and the Isaiah Thomas Secondary School today, Tuesday May 20th, at the Botanical Gardens.

In the two semi-finals played last week, C.B.S.S won on first inning against P.C.S.S

Batting first C.B.S.S scored 242 for 9 wickets declared- Asa Newton 66, Starell Seraphine 39 and Gilbert Thomas 23. Bowling for P.C.S.S,  Maroy Blanc got 3-35 and Roosevelt Merrifield 3-56

P.C.S.S  could only reach 207 all out. Jession Alexnader scored 55 and Maroy Blanc 21. Bowling for C.B.S.S, Al Cabey took 4-39 and Hilron Valmore 4-42.

In the other match I.T.S.S won on first innings over S.M.A in a very close match. I.T.S.S scored 120 all out.  Micka Joseph 58 and Joshua Vidal 27 were the top scorers. Brice Jno Lewis with 4-53 was the top bowler for SMA..

S.M.A reached 118 all out and again Brice Jno-Lewis was the main performer with 29. Tahj Tavanier got 28 and Daniel Dupigny 27.

Ade Durand 4-58 and Micka Joseph 3-29 were the main wicket takers for I.T.S.S.

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12 Comments

  1. don don
    May 21, 2014

    ya wan take dat

  2. Don Keyballs
    May 20, 2014

    For those readers who live outside of Dominica, it would help if DNO would place the full name of each abbreviation in brackets. Which school is P.C. S. S. anyway ?

  3. lol
    May 20, 2014

    hahaha where starel nuh :-P :-P :-P :-P :-P :-P :-P

  4. Lover
    May 20, 2014

    Daneal Dupigny * Good Job Guys ! :)

  5. CBSS massive
    May 20, 2014

    Go hard CBSS, take it home. Hard work, discipline and determination. Bat long boys. Go for a big score Starel Seraphin. We love u guys

  6. ian
    May 20, 2014

    I.T.S.S. once mighty St Joseph Secondary School. I remember when we use to dominate school cricket. We had Ian Bedneau, Balty Watt, Earnie & Chris Vidal, Gideon St Jean, and many more guys who went on to represent Dominica, Windward and West indies at youth and senior level. I ask the coach to remind these kids of the great history of the school to lift their performance during the finals.

    • whydoweblameeveryone
      May 21, 2014

      ITSS we are the best among the rest

  7. cassiaann
    May 20, 2014

    GO

  8. shermina frederick
    May 20, 2014

    STAREL LOOKING GOOD

  9. Anonymous
    May 20, 2014

    Congratulation to the C.B.S.S way to go Asa Newton make us proud today

  10. nicole
    May 20, 2014

    Best of luck to our CBSS boys! My special boys Nielbert,Starel, Aren, and Dillon go get ’em!

  11. Don H Esprit, MD
    May 20, 2014

    Good job, C.B.S.S !

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