Unity Cup registration intensifying

Registration for participation in The Unity Cup to determine the national champions in four categories has begun. Some areas are reporting favourable response so far, and more teams are finalizing their squads in order to put their best foot forward. The reps have indicated that they are receiving calls on the tournament.
The tournament is organized by the Guyana Softball League. The number of leaders who have so far indicated interest in participating in all categories is as follows: East Coast, Upper and Lower – 31 teams; West Coast – 24 teams; Corentyne – 16; NA/Canje – 13 teams.

Some big shots and a ton of action are expected in the Unity Cup

Some areas will be merged, depending on the response, to enable them to compete. The other areas are urged to continue their quest to promote team work and guide the individuals in order to have them ready. The one ball is receiving favourable response, as many persons are enquiring about the process. Any team can enter any zone.
Most areas are slated to start next weekend, as the reps have indicated that most teams are awaiting a start. The fixtures for areas will be out shortly, but Lower East Coast will have their start this weekend with some four matches at the Success Ground.
The inclement weather is also contributing to this delayed start, as grounds are in unfavourable condition with the rains being unpredictable.
Meanwhile, as the organizers noted, the prizes are not the most lucrative in terms of cash incentives, but the pride in being national champion is what counts, and this makes the tournament a must in participation.
Additionally, Lower East Coast will have three matches today, with Success Enforcers playing Good Hope Warriors from 09:30h, and Aditya Electrical coming up against Hope Warriors Under-15 from 11:00h; followed by Success XI and Enterprise XI clashing from 14:00h.
Prizes being offered are as follows: Male Open Champion – $50,000 and one of the Unity cups as well as championship rings. Female Open Champion – $25,000 and one Unity Cup; Masters Champion – $20,000 and one Unity Cup. MVP- Trophies and one package which includes electronic accessories.
Other promotional items would also be given on the spot to sporting fans as the team goes to various grounds. Grounds so far confirmed to be used are Success; Better Hope; Mahaica; Leonora Primary; Uitvlugt, Parika, Scott Field and Port Mourant.