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Mar 14, 2019 Sports
The Patron, President, Executives and Members of Guyana’s leading youth and sports organisation, the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club, MS would like to congratulate the six female cricketers who recently gained selection to the Guyana Senior Female Team. The girls would be representing Guyana in the West Indies Female 50-Overs and 20/20 Tournaments that would be played shortly in Guyana, a release from the club informed.
It further stated that, West Indies player Shemaine Campbelle would lead the team, while the other Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club players selected are Erva Giddings, Melanie Henry, Sheneta Grimmond, Plaffiana Millington and Shabika Gajnabi. Campbelle is an inspirational leader on and off the field, leads by example and we are confident that she would inspire the Guyana t
eam to give of their best. The veteran Giddings has over a decade of national experience and has represented the West Indies as well, while Gajnabi and Grimmond over the last year have been involved in several West Indies Training Camps. One thing we are delighted about is that our members were selected based on merit, the release informed.
The Rose Hall Town Metro Female Team is the only of its kind after being founded in 2007 with a membership of eleven females. The Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club with sponsorship from Metro Office and Computer Services of Quamina Street, Georgetown has invested heavily into the team and over the years they have made us proud. We would like to acknowledge the outstanding contribution of Mr. Tag Jadennauth and Avia Lindie of Metro over the last eleven years along with Level III Cricket Coach Winston Smith who has done a lot of work with the female team.
We at the Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club would like to remind our six female players that our success has been based on a simple formula of sheer hard work, discipline, dedication, a strong faith in the God we serve and we would like to urge them to continue doing so. Representing the Golden Arrowhead is a once in a lifetime privilege and we look forward to them lifting the trophies at the end of the tournaments. The Rose Hall Town Youth & Sports Club would also like to extend best wishes to our fellow Berbicians Tremayne Smartt and Layota Gilgeous on their selection as well.
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