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Trophy Stall presents uniforms to Den Amstel FC
-2013 WDFA U17 to kick off shortly
The Den Amstel Football Club’s Under-17 team were this week presented with a set of complete uniforms including shin pads by the Manager of The Trophy Stall, Ramesh Sunich.
Den Amstel FC U-17 Captain Joseph Payne (left) display one of the tops with Trophy Stall’s Leroy Jack. At right is Coach, O’Neal Heywood.
This was promised to the team after they won the inaugural (2012) edition of the Trophy Stall / West Demerara Football Association (WDFA) Under-17 League. Sunich was impressed by the performance of the team in winning that he made the promise which he fulfilled.
In a brief comment at the presentation of gear, Sunich said that he was very elated with the collective efforts of the team in winning the competition which he sponsored and the level of skills exhibited by not only the Den Amstel players but by the other clubs that participated in the tournament.
“This is my way of encouraging these young and talented players to keep playing and to aim high. I am committed to continuing sponsorship of this competition and I can assure you that the 2013 edition will kick off shortly. Guyana and especially these out of town areas abounds with talent so I would like to do my part in unearthing this talent along with the association.”
Present at the Trophy Stall to receive the uniforms were Coach and senior player of the club, O’Neil Heywood who expressed gratitude to Mr. Sunich on behalf of the club and particularly, the Under-17 team.
“We are very grateful to The Trophy Stall and Mr. Sunich for fulfilling his promise which we had no doubt he would have. This would be further motivation for the team as we prepare for the competition this year. We are looking forward to retaining the championship this year and are prepared to take on the other clubs.”
According to Sunich, he is looking forward to another exciting tournament this year and is encouraging the supporters of all the teams that will compete from the various villages to come out and support the players.
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