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It is projected to be years before Grenada’s economy gets back on its feet and as a result the level of poverty has risen dramatically and it is expected that the homeless will have no way of generating an income to buy supplies and rebuild their homes. The situation in Guyana is one of grave concern.

UCT the distribution arm of 'Baby Survival Kits' is seeking active fundraising. These kits are intended to reach many desperate mothers quickly, the supplies are in small quantities that would only provide approximately one weeks worth of consumables such as formula and diapers, among the longer-term hardware such as linens and feeding bottles etc. Ideally, once the initial need has been met, ‘BSK’ would like to deliver “follow up kits” to replenish just the consumable supplies on a twice monthly basis.

It is the intention of UCT to promote and encourage youth sports as a way of fund raising and character building. Volleyball is a sporting option and volleyball holidays will become a part of our school twinning program and holiday fund raising exercise.

Below news flashes from the Nation news

Life of Barbados Deacons made a clean sweep as they carried off the coveted men's Barbados Volleyball Association's 2004 Division One titles at the awards presentation recently held at the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium. < Read more >

Caribbean Volleyball Championships

Winning a set against the Barbados teams at the Caribbean Volleyball Championships is proving as difficult as getting a no-confidence motion passed against the Government.

The Barbadian lasses survived a minor scare before romping to their third straight-sets victory at the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium on Tuesday night with a 25-20, 25-21, 25-13 triumph over Jamaica.

It was also a cake-walk for the men as they streamrolled minnows Guadeloupe 25-9, 25-18, 25-20 in a game which coach Ludger Niles gave all 12 of his players some court time. Read more

Through the applause and screams at the indoor gym of the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex Sunday night, a few small voices echoed from the seats.

“Sharon speaking” the group of female flag-waving fans shouted, to spontaneous laughter by the partisan Barbados crowd in response to another thunderous kill by local volleyball ace Sharon Bovell, and copying the theme of one of Barbados’ most popular cell phone commercials. Read more

Extracts taken from the Nation News

Barbados men’s volleyball team got off to a fine start to their title defence when they defeated Bahamas in straight sets on the first day of the 10th Caribbean Volleyball championships at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex on Sunday.

Barbados’ women’s team set the trend for the host country on the opening day, as they smoothly combined their efforts to dispatch Guadeloupe 25-19, 25-15, 25-21.

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THE Barbados women continued their fine run of form when they defeated Trinidad and Tobago in three straight sets when the action continued in the 10th Caribbean Volleyball Championship at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex on Monday.
The Barbados women won 25-19, 25-12, 26-24 to move their record to two wins in two games in their quest for top honours in the tournament.

In the first game which they played on Sunday the Bajan women defeated Guadeloupe also in three sets.

In other games played on Monday Jamaica women defeated Bahamas women’s team 25-18, 25-20, 26-24, while Trinidad men’s team went under to Jamaica men after winning the first set - 25-16, 24-26, 21-25, 19-25.

Martinique women’s team defeated Guadeloupe women three sets to one

Compliments of the Barbados Advocate

No Stopping The Bajans -

Friday 02, July-2004

Barbadian Anicia Wood (right) and Anastasia Sands of the Bahamas go high to block each other in their clash Wednesday.

Barbados’ national volleyball teams keep making this a habit.
Both the men and women’s squads are on the verge of greatness, having remained unbeaten so far in the 10th Caribbean Volleyball Championships being played at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex.

The women have won their first four games, and even though they were given a fight by the Bahamas on Wednesday night, came through 3-1 winners.

The men have been even more dominant, not losing a set in their three wins as they seek an unprecedented ninth regional title, which should be earned on Sunday.

Compliments of the Nation News

Bajans Roll Over St Lucia -

Saturday 03, July-2004
Acid, brutal, cruel, dismissive!
One would have to go down the entire alphabet of adjectives to adequately describe how eight-times Caribbean Kings Barbados stormed into the semifinals of the 10th Caribbean volleyball championships with a mauling of OECS champions, St Lucia at Garfield Sobers Sports Complex on Thursday night.

The Bajans took just one hour to destroy St Lucia, 25-15, 25-13, 25-11, to book a predictable direct trip to today’s semifinals with the game looking like a mismatch between a primary school cricket champion and Australia.

In spite of playing with their customary passion and spirit, the St Lucians were only competitive for the first five minutes of each set. < Read more >

BARBADOS’ Fabian Cox with a game high 14 kills guided the eight-time Caribbean champions Barbados to the final of the 2004 Caribbean Volleyball Championship (CVC).

The Bajan men overpowered Martinique 25-13, 25-22, 25-19 in their semifinal match on Saturday when the tournament continued at the gymnasium of the Garfield Sports Sports Complex, Wildey.

It took 58 minutes for Barbados to dispose of Marnique and continue their unbeaten run into the final where they will come up against Jamaica. < Read more>

Golden high - Tuesday 06, July-2004

Barbados’ top player Elwyn Oxley (left) going high to get another kill down against Jamaica in Sunday’s final.

The volleyball dynasty called Barbados remains.
The national colours of aquamarine and gold shone brightly at the Garfield Sobers Sports Complex Sunday night, as Barbados easily did what was expected: a double at the 10th Caribbean Volleyball Championships.

Compliments of the Nation News