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Metro renews Cricket sponsorship of Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club Female Team
Stationery giants Metro Office & Computer Supplies has for the 6th successive year renewed its cricket sponsorship of the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club Metro Female Team. The Company since 1998 has been sponsoring the team at the cost of $160,000.
A representative of Metro hands over the sponsorship to Renwick Batson of RHTYSC.
Regional Manager of Metro Ms. Avia Lindie in handing over the sponsorship praised the Rose Hall Town Metro Team as true representatives of her company’s brand and noted that their hard work and discipline over the years has produced positive results. She urged the members of the team to remain focused and discipline and to always aim for the highest standard.
Secretary/CEO of the RHTYSC Hilbert Foster expressed the club’s delight at having Metro on board once again as an official sponsor and noted that the Metro Female Team has been very successful in the past, winning both the Berbice and national female championship. Shemaine Campbelle, the first Guyanese female cricket to score an International century, is a product of the team and is also the captain. Erva Giddings another West Indies player is the Vice Captain, while national players Nikita Toney, Melanie Henry, Phaffiana Millington are also members of the team.
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