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NaMilCo Football Festival…Bayridge Taxi Service on board again
Another reputable local entity added its name to the register of supporters
Supervisor of Bayridge Taxi Service Cleveland Conway hands over the prize to Fruta Conquerors Captain Eon Alleyne in the presence of teammates (from left) Tavis Hackett and Dennis Edwards.
of this year’s NaMilCo Football Festival which is being organised by Fruta Conquerors Football Club.
Bayridge Taxi Service became the latest to do so when Supervisor Cleveland Conway, who acted on behalf of Managing Director Mark Griffith, consented to sponsor the prize of one cellular phone and $5,000 credit to the Most Outstanding Goalkeeper of the tournament.
Griffith, who was present at the presentation ceremony that was conducted recently at the business location on Sheriff Street, informed that his association with the event is in its second year.
Asked to respond as to why he became involved in the first place, Griffith said that he was extremely impressed with the level of organisation and quality of the teams that participated and had promised to maintain his support for the tournament in the future.
The tournament which starts February 12 is anticipated to conclude on March 4 and all matches will be played, at the Tucville ground. Most of the teams affiliated to the Georgetown Football Association have confirmed participation in the competition.
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