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Kaieteur Sports – On Saturday August 26, 2023, the curtains came down on the Republic Bank (Guy.) Ltd./ LGC Junior Golf Programme at the Lusignan Golf Club. In the end it was Berbice who prevailed, having walked away with a total of eleven medals, while Linden came in second and Region 4 bagging third. Saturday’s national drive, chip and putt competition saw a total of 144 participants (Region 4- 55, Linden – 37, Berbice – 52) competing, following 3 weeks of training.
During the three weeks leading up to the grand finale the young golfers were introduced to the game, taught the rules and familiarized themselves with the various clubs and their uses.
The results for the competition were as follows:
Boys 5-9
1st Curtis Millington
2nd Randy Semple
3rd Aiden Olivere
Boys 10-12
1st Kevin Woolford
2nd Elijah Hero
3rd Mark Simeon
Boys 13-14
1st Rasheed Bob-Semple
2nd Jerimiah Briggs
3rd Chris Lillah
Boys 15-16
1st Timothy Dobson
2nd Devon Hinds
3rd Jaheim Samuel
Girls 5-9
1st Angel London
2nd Okeisha Mcalmon
3rd Urika Sam
Girls 10-12
1st Olivia Kendal
2nd Simone James
3rd Shanice Hollingsworth
Girls 13-14
1st Akola Carmichael
2nd Anastacia Henry
3rd Shadiya Kendal
Girls 15-16
1st Atasha Williams
2nd Andelike Hollings
3rd Favor Duke
Speaking on behalf of Republic Bank (Guy.) Ltd. was Manager, Marketing and Communications Jonelle Dummett who stated that Republic Bank (Guy.) Ltd. is proud to see the results and support from the various participants across Guyana. “As we bring the curtains down on a successful, few weeks of golf I want to say kudos to all our young golfers. We are proud of you, you have shown great determination over the last few weeks as you showcased excellent sportsmanship in a competitive environment. Republic Bank (Guy.) Ltd. is proud of its partnership with the Lusignan Golf Club and looks forward to continued collaboration as we continue to empower youths and propel the sport of golf in Guyana. We are very keen on investing in communities through our Power to Make a Difference programme,” Dummett posited.
Dummett further divulged that she is happy with the excellent work that the club executed during the camp. She also relayed that through the camp many lives were impacted and the experience gained is invaluable as they look to the future.
LGC President Patanjilee Persaud said, “I want to thank everyone for showing up and for the enthusiasm they have shown. I want to thank the coaches and Republic Bank (Guy.) Ltd.as without you guys this camp would not have been a resounding success. For everyone that received their certificates, I want you to keep that as a badge of honour. We hope that at our next event, with the help of Republic Bank (Guy.) Ltd. we can span this camp to all administrative regions. I want to thank all the parents for supporting this event, be good fellow human beings and help each other when you are down.”
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