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Ernesto Amet Mesa Vilorio (right) of the Trophy Stall hands over one of the trophies to Andre Erskine of the RTC.
Kaieteur Sports – The Rebel Tennis Club (RTC) is celebrating their 11th Anniversary with a packed month of activities. RTC was founded in February of 2015 by Head Coach, Andre Erskine. They kick started their celebrations with their Anniversary Tournament, which will see players competing in various categories ranging from U8, U10, U12, U14, U18, U25 and an internal parent competition.
The Tournament, which is name RTC Anniversary Clash, started January 31st and will be played on weekends throughout the month of February.
The Club, which is located in the compound of GBTI on Diamond Public Road, is being partially funded by Trophy Stall for the second consecutive year at this event. Trophy Stall’s Ernesto Amet Mesa Vilorio made a presentation of trophies on behalf of Proprietor Ramesh Sunich to Andre Erskine of the Club for the ongoing event.
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