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Mar 24, 2017 Sports
Teams desirous of participating in the Regal Sport Softball tournament will have up until 18:00hrs today as entries will be closed thereafter. Teams can contact Mahendra Hardyal on 623 2704 or 610 7902 and Russel Jadbeer on 225 4802 for information on registration.
The tournament which will commence on March 26 will be contested in the Open (15 overs) and Over-40 (20 overs) categories.
The small supreme balls will be used for the open and the white balls will be used for the over-40 segment; no entrance fee is required. Preliminary matches are set for Everest, GNIC SC and DCC with the umpires calling play at 09:30hrs. The winning teams in each category will take home a trophy and $100,000 and second place a trophy and $25,000.
Outstanding teams from this tournament will be selected to compete in the upcoming President’s Cup. Regal Sports which is a member of the Regal Stationery and Computer Centre sells sports equipment and the entity would from time to time give back to young athletes so as to enhance their talent.
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