Athanaze scored 140 and shared in a second-wicket partnership of 208 with Kavem Hodge(106 not out) after the Windward Islands Volcanoes had lost the wicket of Johnson Charles for nine with 26 runs on the board.
Athanaze was eventually dismissed in the 42nd following a stay of 129 deliveries during which he hit 16 fours and three sixes.
Three wickets fell for 18 runs as the Windwards lost Shadrack Descarte for one and Sunil Ambris for five to slip to 252-4 in the 46th over.
However, Hodge, whose runs came from 131 balls and included four fours and two sixes, and Andre Fletcher who smashed two sixes in a 19-ball 30, plundered the bowling for 48 from 29 balls as the Windwards raced to 300-4 from their 50 overs.
Amari Goodridge was the best of the Combined Colleges and Campuses bowlers with 2-56 from seven overs. Michail Powell took 1-45.
With the weather intervening, CCC were required to score 160 for victory but it proved a tall ask.
Demario Richards (24), Kirsten Kallicharan (23) both got starts but failed to capitalize as the CCC slipped to 39-2 in the seventh over.
Kallicharan and Johnathan Drakes put on a painstaking 41 in 53 balls falling further behind the required run rate with each passing over.
Denesh Ramdin was unbeaten on 21 at the end as the CCC ran out of balls and out of time.
There was a wicket each for Preston McSween, Hodge, Justin Greaves, who was the pick of the bowlers with 1-21 and Larry Edward who took 1-22.
Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) strengthened their grip on the match against the Guyana Harpy Eagles on the second day of their four-day West Indies Championship encounter at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.
Damel Evelyn played a crucial innings for Combined Colleges and Campuses (CCC), scoring an unbeaten half-century as they closed a truncated first day of their third-round WI Championship match against the Windward Islands Volcanoes at Windsor Park in Roseau. Only 52 overs were bowled in the day due to interruptions, but Evelyn’s patient and composed knock ensured CCC ended on 137 for 5.
A trio of half-centuries from Johann Jeremiah, Shaqkere Parris, and Kyle Corbin helped steer Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) to a solid 279-6 on the opening day of their Round 2 match against the Guyana Harpy Eagles at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence on Wednesday.
Defending champions, the Guyana Harpy Eagles, will enter the fifth round of the 2025 West Indies Championship with a slight 3.4-point lead over the Trinidad & Tobago Red Force in the points standings.
Guyana Harpy Eagles mounted a strong comeback on day three of their West Indies Championship second-round match against Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence, led by the efforts of Tevin Imlach and Ronaldo Alimohamed.
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