Trophy Stall of Bourda Market joined the list of growing sponsors in support of the Three Peat Promotions’ second annual Guinness Cage Competition, which is scheduled to kick off on August 8 at the Haslington Market Tarmac.
Trophy Stall Managing Director Ramesh Sunich presents the sponsorship cheque and first-place trophy to Three Peat Promotions’ Rawle Welch
Titled “East Coast Best versus the Rest”, the five-day tournament is expected to attract 24 of the top exponents of the shorter football format with a minimum of 12 teams coming from the East Coast, while the remaining 12 will be selected from the Georgetown, Linden and West Demerara environs.
On Monday, during a simple ceremony that was conducted at the entity’s location in Bourda Market, Trophy Stall Managing Director Ramesh Sunich took the opportunity to personally hand over his sponsorship to co-principal of the promotional group, Rawle Welch.
Sunich, who is no stranger to the sports fraternity, in brief remarks, commended the Group for its continued commitment towards the development of sports, while also recognising its contribution in helping to foster camaraderie and cohesion amongst the respective communities.
“I would like to recognise your contribution in assisting to bring together the various communities that will be participating in the tournament and at the same time, helping to further develop the format in the sport,” Sunich said.
Welch, in response, thanked Sunich for his unwavering support for the tournament, starting in its inaugural year, while noting his sterling contribution towards the development of sports and athletes that, according to Welch, is unrivalled.
Sport is being used as one of the vehicles to eliminate obstacles that have prevented unity among villages and communities and Three Peat Promotions, through its efforts, is helping to strengthen co-operation and friendship between participating teams and, by extension, the communities they hail from.
Among the other donors to have committed assistance are: Clarks footwear giants Chetsons; Queensway Security Services; E-Networks Inc; KSM Investments; Yhip’s Bakery; Brass Aluminium & Cast Iron Foundry (BACIF); Ray’s Auto Sales; YK Investments; Woodpecker Products; the National Sports Commission; Express Shipping; C Division of the Guyana Police Force; Julius Variety Store; C & C Prestigious Styles and Attorney-at-Law Roysdale Forde.
