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GSL tourney continues on Sunday
The Georgetown Softball Cricket League(GSCL)\ Regal Stationery and Computer Centre\ Star Party Rentals\ Trophy Stall\Mike’s copy Centre and Salod Marketing Agency softball tournament is set to continue on Sunday at the Guyana National Industrial Corporation (GNIC) ground.
The action gets underway at 09:00 hrs with Regal XI facing MK Ogle in the semifinal with the winner clashing with Park Rangers in the Over-35 final.
In the male Open, Regal XI will play Speed Boat in the second semifinal at 12:00 hrs; the champion will meet Wolf’s Warriors in the final on a date to be announced.
Meanwhile, Regal Champs, who are scheduled to take on Aroaima Rusal Warriors in the female final on a date to be decided, will take on Lady Jags in an exhibition game.
The above matches were fixed for the Christianburg ground in Linden but were postponed due to the inclement weather.
The GSCL nationwide Open 12\12, female and Over-35 competitions are expected to start on the 27th of May at various venues. Teams are required to pay an entrance fee of $7,000 (male Open) and $5,000 (Over-35); female teams will participate free of cost.
The winner in the ladies category will take home a trophy and $100,000 while the runner up will receive $50,000 and a trophy.
The first place team in the Over-35 will collect $100,000 and a trophy with the second place grabbing $50,000 and a trophy. The male Open champion will be given $200,000 and a trophy, while the runner up will receive $100,000 a trophy.
Interested teams can contact Samuel Kingston on 614-9536 or Rafman Khan on 654-2233.
The GSCL 12\12 male softball countrywide tournament will commence on June 15th and will conclude on June 23rd. Entrance fee is $50,000. The winning team will cart off $600,000 and a trophy, while the runner up will collect $200,000.
Man-of-the-match in the final will receive $10,000 while the most outstanding batsman and bowler will be rewarded with $5,000 each. Teams can contact Kingston for more information.
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