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Kaieteur Sports- As RS Sports prepares to bowl off its highly anticipated inaugural Berbice Softball Cup, Trophy Stall has stepped up as a key sponsor by donating trophies for each competitive category. These trophies will be awarded to the winners, ensuring that top-performing teams receive well-deserved recognition.
The tournament is slated to commence on Sunday, December 22, at the Port Mourant Centre ground, featuring thrilling Male and Female championship matches. This event promises to bring excitement and competitive energy to the softball community.
RCD rep Seetaram (left) receiving the donated accolades from Trophy Stall rep Juliana Rikhee.
Juliana Rikhee of Trophy Stall led a brief handing-over ceremony at the company’s South Road and Bourda Streets location. During the ceremony, Trophy Stall presented first, second, and third-place trophies for both Male and Female formats, solidifying their commitment to supporting grassroots sports.
The Berbice Softball Cup is made possible through the collaborative efforts of RS Sports, Roraima Tours, City Stars Softball Team, and the GoG One Guyana brand. Their combined support underscores the spirit of partnership in fostering sports development in the region.
(Trophy Stall supports RS/One Guyana Softball Cup)
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