HGP SPORTS PULSE -MARCH 27, 2026

Nitro Kart Klash Confirmed for Providence; GRFU Resumes “Get Into Rugby” Camp

By: Delwin Neblett | HGP Nightly News|

GEORGETOWN, GUYANA — The local sporting calendar is hitting a high gear as we move into late March 2026. From the high-octane announcement at the National Stadium to the developmental pitches of the National Park, Guyanese athletes are preparing for a series of high-stakes competitions both at home and abroad. Here is your Saturday sports update for March 28, 2026.

Motor Racing: Nitro Kart Klash Set for April 19th at Providence

The Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club (GMR&SC) has officially cleared the track for one of the most anticipated go-karting events of the year. After navigating a few administrative setbacks, executives confirmed that the 2026 Nitro Kart Klash will take place on April 19th.

• The Venue: In a strategic shift, the event will move to the National Stadium in Providence, providing a premier stage for the country’s speedsters.
• The Grid: Fans can expect to see Guyana’s elite junior and senior drivers in action, including the likes of Gavriel Gayadin, William Viera, and Matthew Viera.

Cycling: Annual Jagan’s Memorial Race Pedals Off Today

The Flying Ace Cycle Club is keeping tradition alive this morning with the hosting of the Annual Jagan’s Memorial Race.

• The Route: The race commenced at 08:00 hrs from Freedom House in New Amsterdam. Riders are currently navigating the route toward the Number 51 Police Station before making the final turn for the grueling sprint to the finish line at Babu-John.

Rugby: “Get Into Rugby” Easter Camp Resumes at National Park

The Guyana Rugby Football Union (GRFU) is doubling down on its commitment to the next generation. The 2026 Easter Summer Camp officially resumes today, March 28th, and will run through April 4th at the National Park in Georgetown.

• Building the Nursery: Operating under the theme “Get Into Rugby,” the program specifically targets schools across the nation.
• The Vision: GRFU leadership emphasized that establishing a vibrant “nursery” of young players is the absolute backbone required for a successful national sports program.

Cricket: Guyana U-16s Face Barbados in CWI Rising Stars Series

The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) is playing host to regional rivals this week as the Barbados U-16 team arrives for the CWI Rising Stars 50-Over Bilateral Series.

• Local Leadership: Team Guyana is led by Lomar Seecharran, with Leon Reddy serving as Vice-Captain.
• Home Advantage: The local squad is looking to capitalize on familiar pitches in this key developmental series, which runs until April 7th.
• Next Fixture: Action resumes tomorrow morning at 09:30 hrs at the Lusignan Community Centre Ground on the East Coast of Demerara.

Softball Cricket: Regal Legends Begin Florida Cup Title Defense

Guyana’s dominance in softball cricket moves to the international stage this weekend. The Regal Legends are currently in the USA to compete in the 2026 Florida Cup, running from March 27th–29th.

• The Mission: Under new captain David Harper, the Legends are fighting to retain the title they first captured a decade ago in 2016.
• The Schedule: Match Number 1 pedals off today, Saturday, against the USA Legends.
• Management: The team is being overseen by John Ramsingh, CEO of FL Sport, ensuring the squad has the logistical backing needed for another championship run.

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