Sports Update: Sinclair’s St. Lucia Stunner & Harpy Eagles Fight Back in Antigua
By: Delwin Neblett | HGP Nightly News|
GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — From the basketball courts of Georgetown to the cricket grounds of St. Lucia and Antigua, Guyanese athletes are dominating the regional headlines. Whether it is a rising swimming star in Linden or a veteran all-rounder making a point in the T20 circuit, here is your sports update for Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
Cricket: Sinclair Smashes 76 off 27 in St. Lucia T20 Debut
Overlooked for the current regional red-ball squad, national all-rounder Kevin Sinclair sent a thunderous message to selectors on Saturday during his debut in the 2026 St. Lucia T20 Premier League.
- The Performance: Representing the Soufriere Titans, Sinclair played a “punatious” innings, blasting 76 runs from just 27 deliveries.
- The Result: His aggressive knock propelled the Titans to an emphatic 9-wicket victory over the Mon Repos Pioneers, proving once again his value in the shorter format of the game.
Cricket: Harpy Eagles Trail by 29 After Gritty Day 2 in Antigua
The Guyana Harpy Eagles showed immense fighting spirit on Day 2 of their CWI Regional 4-Day opener against the Windward Islands Volcanoes.
- The Recovery: Resuming at 2-0, Guyana battled to 257-9 after 86 overs. The innings was anchored by a solid 77 from Kemol Savory and a patient 70 from Tagenarine Chanderpaul.
- The Opposition: Gilon Tyson was the standout bowler for the Volcanoes, claiming 4-64.
- The Deficit: Guyana currently trails by 29 runs heading into Day 3, with one wicket remaining in their first innings.
Basketball: GT Ballers Crowned 2026 3×3 Champions
High-octane hoops took over the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Sunday for the Guyana Basketball Federation’s 2026 3×3 Championships.
- The Undefeated Run: The quartet of Anish Ramlall, Kimol Grimmond, Stephen George, and Shelroy Thomas (the GT Ballers) proved untouchable throughout the tournament.
- The Final: In a clinical display of speed and shooting, the GT Ballers secured a 21–14 victory over the Renegades to take home the national title.
Swimming: Adelaide Roberts Continues the Family Legacy in Linden
The Hugh Desmond Hoyte Foundation Swim Meet in Linden witnessed the rise of a new generation as 8-year-old Adelaide Roberts, daughter of two-time Olympian Niall Roberts, dominated the pool.
- Gold Medal Haul: Competing in the 8 and Under category, Adelaide secured victories in the 50m Butterfly and 100m Freestyle.
- The Podium: She added to her tally with impressive 2nd place finishes in both the 50m Freestyle and 50m Backstroke, signaling a bright future for Guyanese swimming.
Football: Neron Barrow Re-energizes Waterhouse FC
National midfielder Neron Barrow is quickly becoming a fan favorite in the Jamaica Premier League since his high-profile transfer to Waterhouse FC.
- Midfield Engine: The former two-time GFF Elite League Golden Boot winner has transitioned seamlessly, providing critical energy in the midfield.
- Playoff Hunt: His ability to link defensive duties with attacking transitions has kept Waterhouse FC in a prime position to contend for a post-season spot, with pundits praising his “work rate and creativity” in central areas.
