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Metro backs GSCL Republic Cup
The Georgetown Softball Cricket League (GSCL Inc) has received the backing of Metro Office and Computer Supplies for its second annual Republic Cup which is currently underway. The entity at their head office in Quamina Street yesterday presented all the trophies for the tournament to representatives of GSCL.
Shavane Sookall of Metro presents one of the trophies to Russell Jadbeer of GSCL Inc. in the presence of Samuel Kingston (left) and Bernard Ramsaroop.
Metro’s representative, Shavane Sooklall said the company is pleased to be associated with the GSCL Inc in promoting the game. Organising Secretary Samuel Kingston and Assistant Secretary Russell Jadbeer both expressed gratitude for the support.
Metro has now joined Memorex Enterprise and Regal Stationery and Computer Centre as the tournament sponsors.
The competition is being contested in two categories: Open and Over-40. The action will continue on Saturday at the Everest from 10:00 hours when Parika Defenders, Regal Masters, Tropical Spring Masters and Amazon Masters battle for the remaining two spots in the Over-40 semi-finals. East Coast Masters and Floodlights are already through.
The finals will be played Sunday at the said venue with the Masters final at 10:00 hours and the Open final between Farm XI and Regal XI at 14:30 hours.
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