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Busta Soft Shoe Football Competition…Teams receive cash prizes
Representatives of the top four finishers of the recently concluded inaugural Busta
Sparta Boss representative Devon Millington (left) receives the first prize money from Petra Organisation Co-Director Troy Mendonca yesterday, at the Guinness Bar on Durban Street.
Soft Shoe Football Competition received their individual prizes, during a simple ceremony that was conducted, at the Guinness Bar on Durban Street.
Making the presentation on behalf of the title sponsor was Co-Director of Petra Organisation Troy Mendonca.
Devon Millington received the first prize for Sparta Boss that defeated West Front Road 4-2 in the final, while all the other team representatives collected their monetary pizes as well.
Sheldon Shepherd of Sparta Boss was adjudged the tournament’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) and awarded $50,000 compliments of 2J’s General Store.
Sophia’s Dwayne Lowe copped the highest goal scorer accolade with nine goals in five matches and he won a gold chain from Junior’s Jewellery.
The Most Disciplined Team award went to West Front Road and they received $25,000 compliments of Guyana Beverage Company.
Apart from the Guyana Beverages Inc, the other sponsors on board were Lucky Dollar, GT&T, Star Party Rentals, Junior’s Jewellery & Gift Shop, Nigel’s Supermarket, 2Js General Store and Mendonca Creole.
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