Junior cricketers get $10 000 boost

Sports

Business

Kurtis HindsJournalist at Barbados Today

September 15, 2026

Share this article

Click to view full size

Two St John primary schools have received thousands of dollars in cricket equipment, strengthening efforts to develop the next generation of players.

Mount Tabor Primary and St Margaret’s Primary received cricket gear valued at $10 000 during a presentation on Monday at the Gall Hill Community Centre in St John.

The donation was made possible through a collaboration between the Cricket Impact Group, RBC Barbados and the Ministry of Sport.

Sports

Business

Need the bigger picture?

Ask Gazette to explain what led here, surface earlier reports, or build a timeline from our coverage.

Open Ask Gazette

Sourced from Barbados Today. Visit their website to read the full story.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Related stories

See articles related to "Junior cricketers get $10 000 boost"

May 27, 2026

Youth cricket programme poised to unearth cricketing talent

By Kurtis Hinds

Aug 26, 2026

Bridgetown Port Taxi Co-op helps students gear up for new term

By Shamar Blunt

Jul 7, 2026

CueSports takes pool into schools

By Kurtis Hinds

Aug 20, 2026

Rising need drives Eden Lodge back-to-school aid to $459K

By Lourianne Graham

Jul 24, 2026

BHTA targets $50K Adopt-A-School Futsal tournament expands to 24 teams

By Lauryn Escamilla

Jul 17, 2026

Chefette Fun Run donates $140k to children’s charities

By Lauryn Escamilla

May 29, 2026

St John people press for roads, bus access, youth training at Ideas Forum

By Ricardo Roberts

Download our mobile app

The portable companion to gazettE. Get notifications, track read articles, and more. The latest news from Trinidad and Tobago, in one place.

Get it for Android Get it for iOS