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Courts continues sponsorship of Boyce & Jefford Classic
Public Relations Officer at Courts Guyana Inc., Roberta Ferguson (left) hands over a replica of the sponsorship cheque to Chairman of the Boyce/Jefford Committee, Colin Boyce yesterday at its Main Street branch.
– Digital Technology aboard for first time
Courts Guyana Inc. yesterday continued is sponsorship of the Boyce & Jefford Track and Field Classic VI in show of their dedication to the development of sports and the advancement of what is Guyana’s most prestigious athletics competition.
At the simple handing over ceremony at Courts Main Street branch, Public Relations Officer of the furniture and appliance giants, Roberta Ferguson, highlighted the reasons for sponsoring the event for a fifth consecutive year.
“It has grown over the last couple of years and we want to commend them for maintaining a high standard that continues to attract international athletes, so it is just part of our role to develop sport,” Ferguson said.
Chairman of the Boyce/Jefford Track and Field Committee that is in its sixth year of organising the competition, Colin Boyce thanked Courts for their generosity.
Cashier at Digital Technology, Melissa Adams (second, left) hands over the LG Ipad to a representative of Boyce/Jefford Track and Field Classic, Claude Bennett yesterday while Marketing Officer, Vineta Ranjit shares the moment.
“Like Courts’ motto brining value home, we are committed to bringing valuable competition to the shores of Guyana and we hope Courts stay onboard to help us reach heights of international recognition that we have already attracted,” Boyce mentioned.
Guyana’s top clubs and athletes will be matching strides for over $2M in cash and prizes with six international events attracting US$250, US$150 and US$100 respectively for first to third. The two-day event scheduled for next weekend will be held at the Mackenzie Sports Club Ground in Linden.
Meanwhile, Digital Technology located on the Public Road in Diamond has contributed an LG Ipad valued at around $80,000 to be presented to a top female performer at the meet. The prize is to encourage female participation in sports.
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