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Fireside Grill N Chill backs Rawle Toney 3×3 Classic
The inaugural Mackeson/Rawle Toney 3×3 Basketball tournament which has been sanctioned by the Guyana Amateur Basketball Federation (GABF) has garnered timely support from popular Garnett Street food establishment, Fireside Grill N Chill.
Rawle Toney receives the Andrew Ifill Trophy from Joanna Collins of Fireside Grill N Chill.
This championship will bounce on November 9-10 and will see a total of $300,000 in cash and prizes up for grabs while the MVP of the event will receive a pair of basketball sneakers of his choice.
Fireside Grill N Chill are sponsoring the Andrew Ifill MVP Trophy along with $1000 for each four point shot that is scored during the two-day tournament. NB: The four-point arc is a couple feet deeper that the three-pointer.
During his remarks, organiser of the event, Rawle Toney, explained that many teams have requested to play in the event and it is a tough task to select the final teams that will be on show.
The Mackeson/Rawle Toney3x3 Classic has received a $25,000 donation from the GABF for a National three-point shootout contest and it is the first senior tournament in Guyana to be registered on FIBA 3×3 Planet.
Fans will be able to log on to the FIBA website and get all the official scores of the games contested.
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