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Looks like a Western Tigers vs. Fruta Conquerors clash in Mayor’s Cup final
The final and third place playoff in the Mayor’s Cup Annual Knockout Inter-Ward football fiesta will be played on Saturday at the Georgetown Football Club (GFC) ground. The final has all the appearance of a Western Tigers versus Fruta Conquerors clash based on the players representing the respective teams, West Ruimveldt and Wortmanville, in the final.
Orville Milton
Nedd Fraser
West Ruimveldt where the Tigers are based will have Dwayne Alli, Devon Millington, Philip Rowley, Nedd Fraser, Sherman David Orville Milton, Jerome Richardson, Raul Giles and Ryan Adolph leading their attack. All play for the Tigers outfit.
Wortmanville’s challenge will be spearheaded by Pernell Shultz, Eon Alleyne, Colin Edwards, Dellon Williams, Joshua Brown, Paul Daniels, Royan Morrison, Jahal Greaves, Dwayne Lawrence and Jermaine Brown, who all represent Conquerors.
Keen competition is anticipated as is customary whenever these two talented and determined outfits collide.
The third place playoff, which will precede this final, will be a battle between West Ruimveldt Estate and Bourda, who lost to the above mentioned pair in the semis. Two preliminary games are scheduled starting from 5:00pm with Brave heart tangling with Kuru Kuru, while Santos Masters will battle their counterparts from GFC to whet the appetite of the fans.
At stake in the Mayor’s Cup tournament is the Banks DIH Ltd top prize of $500,000, while Digicel took care of the second prize of $250,000. Beepat and Sons has donated $150,000 for the team finishing in the third place, while the Guyana Beverage Company provided the $100,000 fourth prize.
Several other corporate entities have also contributed to the success of the tournament including MACORP, John Fernandes Ltd, Nazar Mohamed of Mohamed’s Enterprise, Lombard Street, CIDI, General Equipment Guyana Ltd, New Thriving Restaurant, Sterling Products and Courtney Benn Construction Company.
Marco Marcus
Dellon Williams
Coordinator Lennox Arthur is expressing heartfelt thanks to all the sponsors, big and small, for their assistance in ensuring the tournament came off. He noted that this year they moved away from staging a club tournament but opted for the Inter Ward format because the organising committee wanted to stay away from any football politics. He noted that his interest is seeing football played without any inhibitions and that growth takes place in the sport and among the players.
Meanwhile, individual awards will be presented to the outstanding players with the MVP down to receive a trip to Kaieteur Falls compliments of Roraima Airways and a Lazy Boy recliner from AH&L Kissoon our local furniture giant. The highest goal scorer will get a $20,000 gift voucher from Keishar’s. Leading that hunt is Anthony Sancho with 4 followed by Desford Williams, Pernell Schultz and Hubert Pedro all with 3 and in with a chance of increasing that tally.
Arthur has also promised fans turning out for the finals improved lighting, seating and toilet facilities on Saturday.
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