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Dec 12, 2012 Sports
Weeks of competitive football will rise to an exciting climax when the best teams of the lot battle in four quarterfinals, and two semifinal matches for a chance to clinch the top prize when action in the Mayor
Hamilton Green 78th Birth Anniversary Inter-Ward KO soccer tournament gets underway at the Den Amstel Community Centre Ground, this Friday December 14.
The action gets underway at 19:00hrs with four quarterfinals matches. Stewartville will tackle Alberttown moments before Goed Fortuin oppose Newtown Kitty. Uitvlugt will then tackle Grove shortly before Den Amstel square off with Kingstown. Consequently, the winner of the Stewartville/Alberttown encounter will go head to head with the winner of the Uitvlugt/Grove match, while the winner of the Goed Fortuin/Newtown Kitty affair play the winner of the Den Amstel/Kingstown shindig in semi-final matches.
Those winners will then clash for the top prize of $200,000 with the runners-up receiving half that amount. Further, members of the winning team will receive hampers donated by Ricks and Sari. But even before that, there will also be an exhibition match between Seawall and a Police team. .
Several West Side players will be on show, representing their respective teams and fans are expected to be in for a treat. Owen McGarrell of Stewartville, Jamaal Harvey of Uitvlugt, Andre Hector of Den Amstel and Ashley Harding of Goed Fortuin are among the leading players in action.
The tournament was sponsored by several corporate entities including Macorp, Muhammad’s Enterprise, New thriving Restaurant, Eddie Grant, Courtney Benn, Chris Fernandes, Dr. Colin Watson, Colonel Larry London, Patrick ‘Labba’ Barton, Tent City, CIDI, Guyana Police Force, Guyana Equipment Ltd, Muneshwar, Nigel Supermarket, Humphrey’s Bakery, Business School, S Pads, Cecil Hickerson, Eswick Northe, German Restaurant, Ronald Webster, Kwality, Winston Rambarran, B K International, Odinga Lumumba, Ricks and Sari, Sattar Gaffor, Giftland Office Max, Robert Badal, Len’s Craft Optical and Stanford Solomon. The price of admission is $700.
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