We have over ten - yes 10 top DJs who will be playing against the Rev. Steele (Old Lodge School Scholar)
Nikos Boxill and crews, DMZ, Bubbles, Silk, we will also have Gorg, Terry Mexican the pan man, D2, Biggie Irie, and a whole lot of others coming out to celebrate a SEPTEMBER to remember.
So Spread the word to all LODGE crews and others to come out and see what a great celebration we will be having the night.
Just know that the colors for the night are BLUE and all September born people are welcome along with friends family and whoever else.
We will also be having a Dance competition so tell de people that we want to see who can dance the best.
Looking forward to seeing you all at club NXS on THURSDAY 25th September 9:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m.
Blessings always,
Rev. Steele and Panther
For more information please call Michael Steele at 240-3576
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
Lodge Takes The Spoils
Nature Valley Lodge School are the 2008 champions of the Barbados Cricket Association Sagicor General Shield 40-over-a-side competition. Playing in front of a relatively small but appreciative crowd at the 3Ws oval, Lodge defended what looked to be a mediocre score against 3-time finalists Ince Transport MTW.
Lodge, batting first, put 164 on the score cards, with valuable contributions from the bat of Renaldo Arthur who scored the highest in the contest with 55, Stefan Gooding who added 34 and Renaldo Holder who posted 17. The pick of the MTW bowlers were Raymond Kellman with 3-26, Junior Holder 2-28 and Henry Austin 2-30.
Coming in to bat, MTW would have been confident chasing the modest total set for them by the school boys, however this confidence was short-lived. After fifteen overs MTW had slumped to 58 for four and things kept going downhill from there. The next ten overs saw five wickets falling with the addition of just 42 runs, which meant heartbreak for MTW and delight for the school boys of St. John.
After 25 overs, the fate of MTW could have been written in stone, having meandered to 100 for 9. At approximately 4:20, the number eleven of MTW lifted a pitched-up ball to the fielder at deep long off who easily came around to his left, safely taking the ball and dashing all hopes of victory for Ince Transport MTW.
MTW were all out for 114 off of 29.4 overs. MTW Batsmen who got into double figures were Chad Puckerin and Raymond Kellman both with 20, Curtis Greene with 14 and Mark Bailey who scored 11. The pick of the Lodge School bowlers were Stephan Gooding with 2-17, Mario Miller 4-34 and Diego Stuart 2-19.
Man-of-the-Match honours were spilt between two players this time around with Stephan Gooding and Renaldo Arthur, both of Nature Valley Lodge School, sharing the spoils.
Lodge, batting first, put 164 on the score cards, with valuable contributions from the bat of Renaldo Arthur who scored the highest in the contest with 55, Stefan Gooding who added 34 and Renaldo Holder who posted 17. The pick of the MTW bowlers were Raymond Kellman with 3-26, Junior Holder 2-28 and Henry Austin 2-30.
Coming in to bat, MTW would have been confident chasing the modest total set for them by the school boys, however this confidence was short-lived. After fifteen overs MTW had slumped to 58 for four and things kept going downhill from there. The next ten overs saw five wickets falling with the addition of just 42 runs, which meant heartbreak for MTW and delight for the school boys of St. John.
After 25 overs, the fate of MTW could have been written in stone, having meandered to 100 for 9. At approximately 4:20, the number eleven of MTW lifted a pitched-up ball to the fielder at deep long off who easily came around to his left, safely taking the ball and dashing all hopes of victory for Ince Transport MTW.
MTW were all out for 114 off of 29.4 overs. MTW Batsmen who got into double figures were Chad Puckerin and Raymond Kellman both with 20, Curtis Greene with 14 and Mark Bailey who scored 11. The pick of the Lodge School bowlers were Stephan Gooding with 2-17, Mario Miller 4-34 and Diego Stuart 2-19.
Man-of-the-Match honours were spilt between two players this time around with Stephan Gooding and Renaldo Arthur, both of Nature Valley Lodge School, sharing the spoils.
Nature Valley Lodge School received $8 000, while runners-up Ince Transport MTW received $5 500.
Monday, September 15, 2008
September Birthday Bash To Be Held At Club NXS
One of our Lodge School old scholars, the Rev Michael Steele invites you on Thursday Night 25th September - (calling all September born) to the big Birthday bash for yours truly Rev. Steele, Nikos Boxill, Panther, and a whole lot of others.
If you want to be a part of the celebration show up at NXS .... with $5.00 and come in and have a ball...... Bring your friends family enemies and come out and have a great time...
Guess what... Nuff surprises for the night.....
Very Special DJ challenge...Who wants to challenge the REV.... Yes ...The rev will be playing with a host of other specially invited Guest DJs.
The dress code color is BLUE... [ Anything goes once it is BLUE]
Will be streamed live on Steele Travel events all night long... Come out and have fun and invite your friends all over the world to log on and watch you party live at the September born Bash live from Club NXS in Barbados.
SPREAD THE WORD - THURSDAY 25th September 9:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Lodge School Old Scholars Cruise 2K8
The Lodge School Old Scholars Association certainly did not disappoint when they indicated that The Coffin would return this year. Despite the inclement weather earlier in the evening many old scholars boarded the M.V. Harbour Master vessel in order to usher the the "Return of the Coffin".
I must confess that I too almost changed my mind after witnessing the electrifying lightning display overhead before leaving home. Nonetheless, I braved the weather and joined the others already gathered at the pier.
Shortly after departing the Shallow Draught Complex the festive spirit seem to grip everyone on board, it was as though we all wanted to let loose and release the tensions of a hectic work week.
Later in the evening it was time for prizes and also the "Coffin Ceremony" with Mr. Mapp of the ole school reciting the Latin maxims from olden days at the Lodge. It was definitely a memorable voyage, I am eagerly looking forward to next year to see what the LSOSA Executive Committee has planned for the 2009 cruise.
The paparazzi on board took several photos... check out the event photos and video on Facebook.
I must confess that I too almost changed my mind after witnessing the electrifying lightning display overhead before leaving home. Nonetheless, I braved the weather and joined the others already gathered at the pier.
Shortly after departing the Shallow Draught Complex the festive spirit seem to grip everyone on board, it was as though we all wanted to let loose and release the tensions of a hectic work week.
Later in the evening it was time for prizes and also the "Coffin Ceremony" with Mr. Mapp of the ole school reciting the Latin maxims from olden days at the Lodge. It was definitely a memorable voyage, I am eagerly looking forward to next year to see what the LSOSA Executive Committee has planned for the 2009 cruise.
The paparazzi on board took several photos... check out the event photos and video on Facebook.
Friday, September 5, 2008
Lodge Friday Night Lime & Barbecue
Folks, the grill was hott, hott, hott at the monthly Lodge Lime on Friday, August 29, 2008 at the Main Guard, Garrison Savannah. Barbecue pigtails and chicken was in abundance and many mouths made good use of them. If anyone needs confirmation ask Terrance Howard, Michael Johnson, Rev. Michael Steele, Henry Inniss, Junior Payne et al.
Music was sweet, sweet, Nikos Boxill and DJ Biggs kept things lively all night it was good to see the old faces and some new ones too.There is no doubt, the old clock tower is where you ought to be the last Friday of each month. We thank Commander Dowridge for keeping the facility available to us each month. Last but not least we invite everyone to support the Friday Limes.
Music was sweet, sweet, Nikos Boxill and DJ Biggs kept things lively all night it was good to see the old faces and some new ones too.There is no doubt, the old clock tower is where you ought to be the last Friday of each month. We thank Commander Dowridge for keeping the facility available to us each month. Last but not least we invite everyone to support the Friday Limes.
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