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Two day Emancipation floodlight Softball cricket tourney to start July 31
Benson Gomes display two of the trophies at stake
Attractive prizes at stake
Full Group Entertainment and the Guyana Softball League will stage a floodlight softball cricket competition on Saturday July 31 and Sunday August 1 at the Ogle ground on the East Coast, Demerara.
This competition will be organized in two categories; females and males open and will feature all the top teams that play floodlight softball cricket around Demerara. It will be known as the East Coast Emancipation 6 overs Floodlight competition in the male Category which will take place on Saturday July 31 from 2:00pm. The first sixteen teams will be accepted and the entrance fees for this category will be $15,000. The winners will receive $150,000 plus a trophy while the runners up will take home $50,000 and a trophy.
Meanwhile, the Female Category is set to take place on Sunday August 1 and eight teams will battle it out.
The four top finishers will receive medals and in addition to the two top finishers receiving trophies. Entrance fee for this category is $2,000 per team.
Also on Sunday there will be a domino competition with the winners carting off $50,000 plus trophies.
Information pertaining to the cricket can be had from Leonard on Tel # 646-0568/Nadir Baksh – 691-9477 and for registration promoter Benson on tel # 673-6778. In the domino competition teams can contact Mr. R. David on Tel # 670-1205.
The Competition is sponsored by Chetsons; Giftland Office Max; Mohamed’s Enterprise; Builders Lumber Yard; BM Soat; Kids Closet, Digicel and Carib Beer.
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