RHTY&SC Beharry 5/5 Say No Cricket Finals to be played on Sunday

Mar 22, 2017 Sports

The Rose Hall Town Area “H” Ground would be a hive of activity on Sunday, when the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club, MS, hosts the grand finale of its historic Beharry 5/5 Say No/Say Yes Cricket Tournament.
Twelve teams would battle each other for over $300,000 (three hundred thousand dollars) in prizes, starting at 09.00 hours (09.00 am) sharp. The tournament was organised as part of the massive Beharry’s Say No/Say Yes Campaign which targets over 60,000 youths in the ancient county. This Campaign’s main objectives are to get youths to say no to crime, suicide, drugs, alcohol and yes to education, life and sports.
The tournament included the hosting of four sub zones (West Berbice, New Amsterdam/Canje, Lower Corentyne and Upper Corentyne). Three teams from each zone advanced to the finals. The twelve teams for the finals are D’Edward, Cotton Tree, Blairmont, Rose Hall Town Bakewell “A”, Rose Hall Town Bakewell “B”, Courtland, Fyrish, Young and Restless, Rose Hall Canje, Scottsburg, No. 73 and Crabwood Creek.
Secretary of the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club, MS, Marketing Executive of Beharry Ms Kamini Naresh and a Representative of the Guyana Police Force would speak to the teams before the start of play.
Secretary Hilbert Foster disclosed that the winning team would take home $150,000 plus the Beharry’s Say No Trophy, the Runner-up would receive $75,000, while 3rd place would get $25,000. The winner of each sub-zone would also receive $15,000.
Teams are reminded that all players would have to be properly attired in white clothing and they would have to walk along with a new red cricket ball. No.73 would play Courtland in the first match at 09.00 hours, while Blairmont and Crabwood Creek would play in the 2nd match. The other fixtures for the first round are Young and Restless vs D’Edward, Rose Hall Canje vs Scottsburg, Fyrish vs Cotton tree and Rose Hall Town Bakewell “A” vs Rose Hall Town Bakewell “B”.
Members of the public would also be given the opportunity to win attractive prizes during the day’s play.
Meanwhile, the Management of the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club has declared the squads for the Rose Hall Town “A” and “B” teams.
Rose Hall Town “A”: – James Fraser, Khemraj Mahadeo, Mark Papannah, Kevlon Anderson, Junior Sinclair, Keith Simpson, Sylus Tyndall, Ravi Narine, Jamal Jarvis, Delbert Hicks, Kelvin Sinclair, Michael Hicks and Tyrese Park.
Rose Hall Town “B”: – Brandon Prashad, Sunil Madrimutoo, Brandon Corlette, Chanderpaul Govindan, Simon Naidu, Tagwag Ross, Justin Gobin, Erva Giddings, Joshua Wilson, Balram Thomas, Mahendra Gopilall, Vijay Gopilall, Tyrese Sealey and Matthew Prass.

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