Mike’s Pharmacy and Clear Waters continue to show support

Guyana Softball Cup 2018

The Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association (GFSCA) has this past week officially launched the Guyana Softball Cup 2018, which is slated to be played under floodlights during the period October 26-28 at venues in Georgetown and along the East Coast of Demerara.

Deemed one of the biggest softball tournaments in the world — bigger than the Orlando Cup, the Fort Lauderhill Cup, the New York Cup and the Canadian Cup — the tournament has attracted the support of Mike’s Pharmacy and Clear Waters.
Clear Waters representative Ravil Seares expressed gratitude that the water company has been supporting the Guyana Softball Cup for the past seven years and hoped that whatever was contributed towards the tournament has benefited it as much as the tournament has benefited Clear Waters. Seares went on to state that the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Clear Waters has made a promise to the Guyana Softball Board that as long as the tournament continued, Clear Waters would continue to support it. In closing, he urged fans to come out and support the tournament and support Clear Waters.
Mike’s Pharmacy representative Colin Europe was elated in his presentation. He said Mike’s Pharmacy has been a main sponsor for many years and has always kept the players and softball fans well-hydrated.
“Mike’s Pharmacy is indeed happy to be associated with this tournament as we have been a sponsor for the past seven years and we are now in our eighth year, having been composed of international teams and host team Guyana, we at Mike’s Pharmacy are satisfied as this tournament has been organised in a professional manner and we have pledged our continuous support,” Europe said.
In closing, he urged cricketers to continue to support the game and play it in a healthy and clean manner as was intended.
Some of the other sponsors on board for the staging of this tournament are: ANSA McAL, Rubis Guyana, Trophy Stall, Survival Group of Companies, A and R Jewanram Printery, Rohan’s Auto Spares, Steve’s Jewellery, Ramchand’s Auto Spares, Busta, WJ Enterprise, and Nand Persaud & Company Limited.