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Softball cricket gained more popularity in 2013
Softball cricket continued to gain popularity in 2013. Tournaments were keenly contested by teams from across Guyana for huge purses. The Georgetown Softball Cricket League Inc (GSCL Inc) successfully held a number of competitions; the first which was sponsored by Digimax saw Regal beating Wolf’s Warriors and Industry
Members of the Regal open and over 35 teams after display their accolades with officials of the GSCL Inc
Super Kings in the open and over 35 categories respectively.
Regal Stationery and Computer Centre came on board for the second competition which was contested in three divisions; the open 10\10, the over 35 20 overs and the female 10\10. Regal continued their dominance by capturing all three titles.
Regal and Wolf’s Warriors were declared joint winners in the following tournament after rain prevented any play.
The Guyana Floodlight Softball Cricket Association then staged the Guyana Softball Cup 3 where teams from New York, Florida and Canada competed with local teams. Trophy Stall of Georgetown won the open title after trouncing Wolf’s Warriors of West Coast Demerara in the final and Better Hope All Star of New York claimed the over 40 crown after defeating Industry Super Kings.
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