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Three batsmen distinguished themselves with unbeaten half centuries in the latest round of matches in the 2000 Piton Malta Herman Griffith Primary Schools’ Cricket Competition yesterday. West Terrace Primary’s Jer Pile stroked nine fours and one six in his 79 not out against Welches Primary, while Shawn Forde 60 not out, and Jamal Springer 56 not out, were the stars of the day at Hillaby where their school, Hillaby/Turner’s Hall Primary hosted St. Bernard’s Primary.

St. Catherine’s Primary (Zone C1), Ignatius Byer Primary (A1), St. Stephen’s Primary (D1) and defending champions St. Giles Primary (B1) all extended their run to 4-0.

Summarised scores:

At Holder’s Hill: West Terrace Primary 176-6 in 25 overs (Jer Pile 79 n.o. (9x4, 1x6), S. Dowrich 46). Welches Primary 35 (K. Reid 16; J. Griffith 3-0 in a hat trick, S. Dowrich 3-1, K. Deane 3-2). West Terrace won by 141 runs.

At Hillaby: Hillaby/Turner’s Hall Primary 150-2 (Shawn Forde 60 n.o., Jamal Springer 56 n.o., A. Rollins 12; D. Alleyne 3-9, O. Griffith 3-4, J. Springer 2-8). St. Bernard’s 29 (R. Maynard 10). Hillaby/Turner’s Hall won by 121 runs.

At the Bay: People’s Cathedral 51 in 22 overs (E. Walrond 10; S. Weekes 3-3, M. Watson 2-19, R. Hussein 2-10, O. Harris 2-3). St. Gabriel’s 55-6 in 18 overs (O. Harris 12, R. McGuire 11 n.o.; E. Walrond 2-6). St. Gabriels’ won by four wickets.

At the Pine Basin: St. Giles’ Primary 108-5 (R. Eugene 38, J. Padmore 15; D. Ellie 2-5, T. Highland 2-21). Pine Primary 41 (R. John 3-1, J. Padmore 3-5). St. Giles’ won by 67 runs.

At Boscobel: Ignatius Byer Primary 95 (R. Greaves 20, N. Johnson 19, C. Hurley 16, T. Rock 14; T. Boyce 3-13, E. Boyce 2-15). Boscobel 50 (D. Hurley 23; D. Hurley 3-20, M. Boyce 2-21). Ignatius Byer won by 45 runs.

At St. Stephen’s: St. Stephen’s Primary 182-4 (Justin Holder 56, J. Forde 23, A. Bennett 20 n.o., T. Ifill 16, J. Boyce 15, A. Richards 12; C. Harry 2-25). Deacon’s Primary 49 (J. Collymore 14; R. Bourne 4-5, T. Brice 3-7). St. Stephen’s won by 133 runs.

At Dash Valley: Charles F. Broome Primary 49-6 (S. Charles 13, D. Babb 12, A. Franklyn 11; M. Knight 2-14, M. Agard 2-19). Luther Thorne Memorial 47 (D. Granger 14 n.o.; A. Franklyn 3-6, K. Springer 2-6, D. Perry 2-7). Charles F. Broome won by four wickets.

At Crab Hill: Selah Primary 115-9 (T. Griffith 39, A. Roach 18, P. Phillips 10; K. Dickinson 3-26, R. Walker 2-10, K. Went 2-12). Gordon Greenidge Primary 101-6 (D. Blackman 28 n.o., T. Holder 18; K. Husbands 2-12, A. Roach 2-19). Selah won by 14 runs.

At Bayfield: Hilda Skeene Primary 71 in 24.2 overs (S. Spence 17, M. Bushell 13; J. Alleyne 3-8, A. Alleyne 3-16, A. Mason 2-0, R. Carter 2-8). St. Catherine 73-6 in 24 overs (J. Alleyne 19 n.o., I. Lucas 2-11). St. Catherine won by four wickets.

At Market Hill: Workman’s Primary 106-9 (S. Headley 28, R. Thompson 20; S. Arthur 4-71, J. King 3-1). St. Jude’s Primary 52 (D. Johnson 12, K. Corbin 10; R. Clarke 3-27, N. Clarke 2-25). Workman’s won by 54 runs.

At Blenheim A: Wilkie Cumberbatch Primary 90-8 in 25 overs (D. Jordan 19, S. O’neal 13, D. Kippins 10; D. Stuart 3-11, A. Catwell 2-3). Erdiston Primary 91-6 in 24.2 overs (D. Stuart 25, R. Reifer 17; C. King 4-9). Erdiston won by four wickets.

At Passage Road: Wesley Hall Primary 141-9 (K. Sealy 43, D. Gill 25, T. Burnett 15; N. Evans 2-22, P. Clarke 2-25). St. Winifred’s 71-3 (N. Ward 22). Wesley Hall won by 70 runs.

At Blackmans: St. Elizabeth 40 (R. Mayers 13, N. Sinclair 4-5). St. Joseph Primary 41-2 (R. Knight 20 n.o.). St. Joseph won by eight wickets.

At Briar Hall: Vauxhall 110-6 (R. Moore 29, R. Cumberbatch 17, D. Small 19, T. Gibbons 15). St. Martin’s Mangrove 35 (N. Larrier 12 n.o.; S. Hinds 3-9, K. Sealy 2-3, K. Gill 2-7). Vauxhall won by 75 runs.

At Lowthers: St. Patricks 124-9 (E. Adelin 24, C. Maloney 15, K. Harte 13, A. Trotman 2-13, K. Springer 2-14). St. Bartholomew’s Primary 114 in 25 overs (R. Springer 26, A. Trotman 18, K. Springer 10; C. Als 2-6, J. Drakes 2-24). St. Patrick’s won by 10 runs.

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