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Queenstown/Ariel X1 win Essequibo Auto Sales Softball competition
Kaieteur Sports – Queenstown/Ariel X1 defeated Airy Hall Empires by eight wickets to win the Essequibo Auto Sales Softball competition.
Captain Brian Mangar (left) presents the winning trophy from Andy Pierce.
The six-team 15-over, round-round tournament recently concluded at Queenstown Community Centre, Essequibo Coast, Region 2 (Pomeroon-Supenaam).
Queenstown/Ariel chased down Airy Hall Empires’ 152 with two overs to spare.
Frank Satrohan led the way with 58 while Jonathan Fernandes chipped in with 53.
Satrohan was named player-of-the-match for his brilliant, batting performance.
Queenstown/Ariel X1 received $200,000 and a trophy while the runners-up team took home $20,000 and a trophy as well.
Third-place winner Aurora Secondary School were also given a trophy.
The three other participating teams were: Walton Hall, Queenstown Tigers and Huist Diren.
Organizer Brian Mangar thanked the teams for their participation and also the sponsors. Those were: 786 Auto Imports, KSR Auto Sales, MD Auto Sales, Skyy Imports, AK Dealers, Richie’s Auto Body Work and Detailing and AB Tints and Graphics Design.
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