Island Heritage Stingrays crowned themselves double champions in the Women League yesterday at the John A Cumber School ground. In front of an appreciative crowd of supporters which included Island Heritage representative Monique Bush, national and local men cricketers, Stingrays led by Beverly Watson defeated Greenies in the T/20 tournament.

Two wickets in the first two balls bowled by Carmel Harms were the perfect start to Greenies Women defense of a reachable total of 105 runs. Panthers never recovered and were bowled out sending Greenies to the Women T/20 final against League champions Island Heritage Stingrays.

Motivation comes in various forms but none more so when the leader of the country provides it.

Panthers scored an emphatic victory against Greenies to ensure second place in the Women Cricket League on Sunday. Inclement weather or not the ladies took to the John A Cumber School ground and played an exciting match.

Two half centuries from Vincent Ebanks 58n.o and Ramon Sealy 57 could not prevent By Rite from closing their league season on a winning note. Batting first By Rite scored 244 runs with excellent contributions from Michael Wight 48, Omar Bryan 33n.o and captain Conroy Wright 30.

Police C.C. pulled off the biggest victory of the Division 1 season by defeating front runner By Rite at the Jimmy Powell Oval. By Rite scored 216 runs with various batsmen getting starts but they were unable to capitalize and take control.

Cayman Islands Cricket Association is pleased to announce the selection of the senior to participate in the ICC Americas Championship. The tournament is scheduled for May 26th to June 9th in Hamilton, Bermuda.