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Dec 17, 2017 Sports
Magic and Munchkin Grocery Plus has supported the Matarkai Sports Committee (MSC)

MSC President of Sherlon Rodrigues accepts the items from Ms. Kathleen February of Magic and Munchkin Grocery Plus.
for the hosting of its second annual Male and female street floodlights football which is schedule to kick start on December 26 at Port Kaituma, Region One.
The entity recently presented a quantity of non-alcoholic beverages that will be among the food hampers, to MSC chairman Sherlon Rodrigues.
Ms. Kathleen February who presented the items to Rodrigues said they are pleased to add to the excitement, while Rodrigues expressed gratitude for the gesture.
All matches are schedule to commence at 18:00hrs, while the finals are slated for January 1 at Oronoque Tarmac.
Defending champion Citrus Grove FC, Matthews Ridge Gold Diggers, Matthews Ridge Sports Club, Arakaka FC, Oronoque FC, Pk United FC, Sebai, Invincible Talons FC and Five Star FC are the teams set to battle for supremacy, while Three schools are expected to field an under 12 team for exhibition matches.
Registration is presently ongoing and clubs are advice to call Mr. Kimtse Castello on 670 2447 to uplift forms. Registration closes on December 20th and no late entries will be accepted.
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