Young Warriors Cricket Club fund raiser Mash Cup deemed a huge success

Feb 26, 2015 Sports

Rose Hall Community Centre crowned champions
On a day blessed with brilliant sunshine and a crowd that is possibly the largest one for any kind of cricket in the county of Berbice for the longest while, the youthful Rose Hall Community Centre emerged champions

Members of the winning team in a celebratory mood with their silverware after winning the Mash Cup 2015.

after defeating Buski Eleven in the final. The day was packed with fun and entertainment for the entire family with eleven second division teams from the No 19 Straight Road to Gangaram area participating. The well organised five over aside competition started with the host Young Warriors CC defeating Gangaram and Buski Eleven defeating No 19 Kendall’s Union. Seawell then defeated Canefield, eventual winners Rose Hall CC beat Betsy Ground Triple Star, No 7 overcame Goed Bananen Land. 2014 champions Young and Restless drew the bye.
In the second round, Young Warriors surrendered to Buski Eleven who drew the bye to the final. Seawell succumbed to Rose Hall CC. The final match of the second round was the biggest upset with defending champions Young and Restless losing to debutant No 7. In the only semifinal, Rose Hall CC were again dominant with their youthfulness and disposed of No 7.
In the final, Rose Hall CC beat Buski Eleven by a better run rate.
Man of the match medals donated by Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club were awarded for every match. Outstanding players of the day were Rudolph Baker of the YWCC, David Loaknauth of Buski Eleven, Jainabi of Seawell, Raymond Mohamed of No 7. The most consistent player though was the man of the match in the final and two preliminary matches, Andrew Grant of RHCC.
The winners took home $60,000 and a beautiful trophy, the runner up $30,000 and a trophy, the man of the match for the finals $5,000, a trophy and a medal. The third place team No 7 took home $15,000 and the fourth place winner YWCC $10,000.
The club took the opportunity to thank the long list of sponsors, teams and fans for their support and promised that the tournament will get bigger and better as the years go on.
The list of sponsors are: Ansa McAl, Attorney at Law Mursalene Bacchus, Prakash Mahadeo of No 19, Ashiek and Son Motor Supplies and Auto Sales, Vickram Jewellery, Terminate Pest Control, Waqar Sahid of A Ally and Sons, The New Building Society Limited, Mortimer George, Jim Bacchus Travel Service, Martin Singh of Associated Business Services, Magistrate Chandra Sohan, Republic Bank (Guyana) Ltd, Memorex Enterprise, Danzie’s Clothing, Footwear and Auto Sales, Lilboy Rice Complex, Extreme Trucking Service, Price is Right, Sharple Furniture Establishment, Kris Jagdeo General Contractor, Ahmad Mundal Satar, A Mahabir and Sons, Massay Distribution, Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club, Sukhpaul Business Enterprise, J’S Printery, Sham Beer, Roshan Satar Supermarket, Anil Deonarine, Rafeek Kassim, Imran Saccoor and Suresh Persaud Auto Sale.
Special mention was made of ‘B’ Division Commander Brian Joseph, Officer in Charge of Reliance Police Station Hamilton and Inspector Michael Newland and the media houses. The Berbice Cricket Board was also thanked for their blessings.
The detailed financial statement will be made public soon and copies will be sent to all stakeholders.