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Multi Care Pharmacy backs Stage of Champions 2

Sep 14, 2017 Sports

Multi Care Pharmacy (MCP) of 30 Anna Regina, Essequibo Coast has supported the ‘Stage of Champions 2’ bodybuilding competition which is set for November 18 at Theatre Guild, Kingston.
Chief Executive Officer Sarah Bacchus recently presented a cheque to organiser Videsh Sookram who expressed gratitude to the entity for their support; Bacchus said she is looking forward to a successful competition.
Athletes from Guyana, St. Maarten (French and Dutch), Trinidad and Tobago, Anguilla, Suriname, Barbados and Curacao will vie for supremacy in the U143 lbs, U154lbs, U164lbs, U176lbs and over 177 lbs categories. The competition also entails Men’s Physique and Bikini segments. Registration will be closed on October 15.

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