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Florida Cup Masters Champion “Floodlights” to play this Sunday at Crabwood Creek
The Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association will field three teams at Crabwood Creek on March 27, this Easter Sunday. Floodlights Legends, Floodlights and Trophy Stall Angels will do battle with
The victorious Floodlights Masters team at the Florida Cup. They will be in Crabwood Creek this weekend.
Crabwood Creek / Corriverton Masters, Crabwood Creek Open and Karibee Girls. Just two week-ends ago Floodlights played undefeated at the 2016 Florida Cup Masters tournament played in Fort Lauderdale, USA. They defeated New York Better Hope, Tri-State Masters, local team Regal in the preliminary round, Orlando Florida in the semi-finals and South Florida in the finals to take the title. The finals was played at USA’s only cricket stadium in Lauderhill.
These three feature 15/15 overs softball matches playing this Sunday at the Crabwood Creek cricket ground are being held as a fundraiser for the renovation of the washroom of the Crabwood Creek Primary School.
Matches will start at 9:30in the morning and conclude at 6:00 in the afternoon. Admission is $200 and there will be over 50 gate prizes to be won by spectators; inclusive of Tablets, portable DVR, Yap Jack etc.
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