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First ever Guinness Cage Indoor Championship set for Aug. 24 start
The Guinness / Three Peat Promotions first ever
Guinness Cage Indoor Championship is set to commence on Thursday, August 24, at the National Gymnasium, Mandela Avenue.
According to a release from the Organisers, thirty-two of the leading teams in the indoor format will battle for prize monies in excess of $800,000 in what is anticipated to be an exciting competition featuring teams such as new kids on the block Future Stars, resurgent West Front Road ‘Gold is Money, Guyana’s most successful futsal team Sparta Boss, Linden champion Dave & Celena All Stars, West Demerara champion Showstoppers, Leopold Street, Tiger Bay, Agricola Champion Boys, Melanie and Plaisance among others.
It promises to be eight nights of enthralling action with the winning team set to receive $400,000 and the championship trophy, while second, third and fourth placed teams take away $200,000, $100,000 and $50,000 respectively.
The other playing dates for the championship are August 29 and 31, September 2, 5, 7, 9 with the final set for September 16, at the same venue.
Some of the teams invited so far are-
Georgetown
Sparta Boss
Gold is Money
Back Circle
Future Stars
Leopold Street
Broad Street
Queen Street Tiger Bay
Albouystown
North East La Penitence
Tucville
Sophia
North Ruimveldt
East Bank Demerara
Agricola
Linden
Dave and Celena’s All-Stars
West Demerara
Showstoppers
Hustlers
ESPN
East Coast
BV
Melanie
Plaisance
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