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Rawle Toney 3×3 Classic…
Kaieteur News – The champion side of the second Rawle Toney 3X3 Basketball Tournament, ‘Linden’, and most valuable player, Shelroy Thomas, received their prizes yesterday during a simple but significant ceremony at Fireside Grill N Chill on Garnett Street.

From left; Harold Adams, Stanton Rose, Atina Samad, Shelroy Thomas and Rawle Toney take a photo-op during yesterday’s presentation
The team comprising of the MVP, national captain Stanton Rose and Forward Harold Adams, received the $300,000 cash prize and the Andrew Ifill Championship Trophy.
In addition, each player of the team received their customized gold rings that were courtesy of Jacobs Jewelry & Pawn Shop.
Thomas was happy to receive the MVP trophy and a cash prize from Hennessy.
Next up is Linden.
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