ENet recommits to Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast 

ENet, Guyana’s only 5G network, has reaffirmed its commitment as a key partner for the third season of the Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast, which is set to commence on June 28 in Berbice.
The telecommunications giant will enhance the fan experience by gifting three cellular phones to lucky spectators over the course of the tournament.
As is customary, ENet, a leading provider of digital cable television, internet, information technology, and media services, will provide extensive broadcast coverage, airing the zonal semi-finals, finals, and the highly anticipated national finals.

Nichola Parasram, Trade Mobile Co-ordinator at ENet, underscored the company’s dedication to grassroots sports.
“We are always happy to support and play our role in development and giving youths a platform to showcase their talent, and this is just another step in that process,” Parasram stated.
She expressed enthusiasm for the tournament’s growth and encouraged community support for the matches.
Yusuf Ali, Co-Director of the Kares One Guyana T10 Blast, extended gratitude to ENet, highlighting that their support extends beyond the direct giveaways.
He emphasised that ENet’s wide-reaching network enables the tournament to be viewed globally, significantly broadening its audience.
For more information about ENet’s products and services, visit www.enet.gy.
This year’s tournament has undergone a significant expansion and aims to feature up to 80 teams, marking a substantial growth in its third iteration.
The preliminary rounds will be held across four distinct zones: Berbice: June 28-29; East Bank/West Demerara: July 5-6; Georgetown/East Coast Demerara: July 19-20 and Essequibo: July 26-27
The competition will culminate in a grand finale on August 3 at the National Stadium, Providence, where the ultimate champions will be crowned.
The stakes are high, with lucrative prize money on offer for participating teams. Zonal winners will earn G$300,000 and secure a coveted spot in the national finals.
The ultimate national champion will walk away with an additional G$1.7 million, while the runners-up will receive a handsome G$700,000.
Even losing semi-finalists and zonal finalists are set to be rewarded, with purses of GY$300,000 and GY$100,000, respectively.
Registration for the tournament is currently open, with a fee of GY$30,000 per team. Organisers are confident of reaching their target of 80 teams, given the early surge of interest.
For registration and further information, interested teams can contact Akeem Greene via WhatsApp at +5926352235 or visit the “One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast” social media pages.