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GFSCA organiser Wayne Jones (center) with Jailall Deodass (right), Petama (left), and GFSCA members at the launching of the Petamba Enterprises / Motor Trend Auto Sales, Spares & Repairs tournament, on 05 June 2015.

Karibee Girls captain Erva  Giddings collects the Nand Persaud Memorial Trophy from Romeo Deonarain, after the Karibee Girls defeated Trophy Stall Angels at the Crabwood Creek Sports Complex on 05 April 2015.

WICB president Dave Cameron (in blue shirt) with Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association members after a softball match under lights at the Demerara Cricket Club on 19 December 2014.

The Auto Spares Masters champions Floodlights team with their trophy at the Demerara Cricket Club ground on 07 December 2014.

The eye-catching trophy for the winner of the Open category, won by Wolf Warriors, at the Guyana Softball Cup 4 on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground.

Wolf Warriors with supporters, after winning the Guyana Softball Cup 4 open final on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground, under floodlights (Carl Croker photo).

Wolf Warriors captain Amrit Rai receives an award on behalf of his team, which won the final of the Open category of Guyana Softball Cup 4 on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground.

The Floodlights team, after winning the Masters final of Guyana Softball 4 on 02 November 2014, at the Demerara Cricket Club ground (Photos: Carl Croker).

Wolf Warriors batsman Richardo Adams receives an award after being named man-of-the-match in the final of the Open category of Guyana Softball Cup 4 on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground.

Patrick Khan of Farm XI in the Open category of Guyana Softball Cup 4 on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground.

The beautiful trophy for the winner of the Masters category, won by Floodlights, at the Guyana Softball Cup 4 on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground.

Patrick Khan of Farm XI in the Open category of Guyana Softball Cup 4 on 02 November 2014 at the Demerara Cricket Club ground.

Floodlights batsman Uniss Yusuf on his way to 104 to help his team defeat Wellman in the Masters semi-final of Guyana Softball Cup 4, on 01 November 2014, at the Everest ground (Photo: Marceano Narine, Guyana Times).

Shemaine Campbelle receives a bat and gloves from her 4R Lioness team-mates before departing for Australia with the West Indies female team. She regretted being unable to participate in Guyana Softball Cup 4 with 4R Lioness.

The Floodlights Masters team, after defeating Media XI on 11 October 2014 in a softball match at the DCC ground, under floodlights.

The launching of the fourth International Softball Tournament organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association, at the Georgetown Cricket Club Members Pavilion, on 01 October 2014.

The latest recruit to the Floodlights softball team, Shiv Chanderpaul, receives his team shirt from youngest Floodlights player Romeo Deonarain, at the Demerara Cricket Club ground on 19 September 2014.

Wellwoman batsman Latoya Smith hit 81 not out against Blue Divas in a female match in the Ramchand & Rohan Auto Sales softball competition, run by GFSCA, at DCC on 07 September 2014.

Director of Sport Neil Kumar (centre) with the students, teachers, parents and organiser at the opening ceremony of the East Bank zone of the nationwide schools windball tournament, on 16 May 2014 at the National Park.

The Regal team, after defeating Wolf Warriors under floodlights to win the Open category of the GFSCA Trophy Stall softball competition at the DCC ground on 26 April 2014.

Sponsors and GFSCA executive members at the launching of Guyana Softball Cup III, on 17 October 2013 at the Georgetown Cricket Club boardroom.

MYO softball team members  andofficials of Raf’s Variety Store at the MYO ground on Woolford Avenue, after MYO won the third annual MYO/Raf’s Variety Store’s nationwide Inter-Jamaat 10/10 softball competition.

Members of the Progressive Youth Organisation display trophies for the Walter Rodney Memorial 10-overs tapeball competition on 25 June 2013. The competition would include both male and female competitions (Photo: Carl Croker).

Students currently participating in the MCYS/NSC/AL Sport & Tour Promotions Windball Cricket Championships, before the start of play on 20 May 2013 at the Wales Community Centre, West Bank Demerara.

Students assemble shortly before the start of play in the AL Sport & Tour Promotions Schools Windball Cricket Championships at the Welfare Centre ground in Region 6, Berbice, in May 2013.

Organiser Godwin Allicock presents the winner's trophy to Karibee Girls captain Nikita Toney while sponsor of the team Mr Mahindra looks on, after the Karibee Girls won the female softball final of the Port Mourant fundraiser, at the Port Mourant ground on 19 May 2013.

Ryan Sankar (right) of Universal DVD presents prizes to Balram Samaroo, skipper of Universal DVD Club Titans, winners of the Berbice Softball Alliance tournament on 1 May 2013 at the Bath Settlement ground. In the background are members of the Blairmont Number One team that placed third.

The Karibee Rice Angels pose with officials and trophy, after winning the female division of the 2013 Banks Beer 10/10 beach softball cricket competition on 21 April 2013 at No 63 beach, Corentyne, Berbice.

The Blairmont No 3 female softball team poses with their trophies and sponsor Tajenarine Ramroop, after winning the female competition in the Tajenarine Ramroop 10/10 softball cricket competition, on 14 April 2013 at the Blairmont Settlement ground.

The victorious Covent Garden team poses for Kaieteur Sport following their win over Camille’s Institute of Business & Science Studies on 7 March 2013 in the Inter-Schools Female Windball competition.

Lakeram Gopaul, Office Manager of Regal Stationery and Computer Centre, presents a television set to GNIC supervisor Deborah D’Andrade, in the presence of club staff Sharon Alli and members of the Regal Over-35 and Open teams.

Team Speedboat poses for a photo op following one of their wins.

Creative Jewelry and Pawn Shop CEO Ramdat Muniram (second from the right) hands over a cheque to Yolo Entertainment secretary Shaunella Case on 12 February 2013, in the presence of Kirk Jardine (right) and Chris Gopaul.

Businessman Roger Hinds of 111 Miles Mahdia makes a contribution to Police Sports Officer Colin Boyce, for the Commissioner of Police 10/10 softball cricket competition, in February 2013.

Dereck Ramoutar of Ray’s Auto Sales XI presents a donation to Everest president Rajesh Singh (2nd left) on 8 Feb 2013, for softball lights at Everest. Managing Director of Ray’s Auto Sales Kamal Seebaran is on Singh’s left while the vice-president of the club Sham Ramroop is in the centre.

Loja Brazilian’s, Ruibiane and Anarita Pineheiro (right) make a presentation to Guyana Police Force (GPF) Sports Officer, Colin Boyce on 28 January 2013, for the Police Brummell 10/10 competition.

[15] One of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

Ramchand Ragbeer boss of Ramchand Auto Spares hards over winning trophy to Mike's Wellwoman captain Abina Parker, after Mike's Wellwoman won the femal final of the second 2012 GFSCA nationwide softball competition, played on 02 December 2012 at Everest.

The winning New York Sport Club Legend team posed with their trophy after winning the Open Category of the 2012 Guyana Softball Cup, organised by GFSCA, at the Everest ground in Georgetown, on 04 November 2012.

[10] Front Line Masters, one of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[20] One of the New York Softball Cricket League teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[6] One of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

The umpires for Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[14] Wolf Warriors, one of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[9] One of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[11] One of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[8] Nand Persaud XI, one of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[19] One of the New York Softball Cricket League teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

[5] One of the teams participating in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

The trophies on show for participants in Guyana Cup 2, played from 02 to 04 November 2012 in Guyana and organised by the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association.

The girls from the East Coast zone of the 2012 National Primary Schools Windball Competition, at the National Park on June 2012.

Players from the West Bank Demerara (Region Three) zone of the 2012 National Primary Schools Windball Competition line up before the start of action at the Wales Community Centre ground, June 2012.

The Male winners collect their prizes after the conclusion if the National Schools Windball competition in Berbice, May 2012.

Finalists of the Region Six Zone of the 2012 National Primary Schools Windball Competition pose with Director of Sport Neil Kumar (centre), May 2012.

New Amsterdam All Saints Primary girls windball team, 2012.

The touring Canadian national softball cricket team with skipper Mitch Bacchus at extreme left and secretary of ORSCA League, Parmanand Persaud, May 2012.

Fazal Rafeek (3rd left sitting) and coach, David Harper (4th left sitting) pose with the other members of the GT&T Guyana team shortly after the selection process had concluded.

Players from the participating schools pose for a photo op before the start of the games at the Bush Lot Farm ground, April 2012.

Male players from the participating schools in the Canje and New Amsterdam zones pose for a photo op before the start of the games, May 2012.

Floodlights skipper Richard Persaud receives winning Hadi's Masters trophy, May 2012.

Regal XI v Rockaway, GT&T 2012.

Dianne Pompey, Rising Star Captain 2012.

June Ogle-Thomas, Trophy Stall Angels Captain 2012.

The Rockaway team after their quarter-final victory on 29 Apr 2012, in the GT&T softball tournament.

Cornelia Ida’s Invaders team, which confirmed its intention to participate in the 2013 Yolo Entertainment Challenge Series 10/10 softball cricket competition.

Cotton Field Wild Oats captain Travis Simond (left) receives the Guyana Softball Cup from GFSCA executive Mike Singh after defeating Regal XI in the final of the Open category at the finals of the Guyana Softball Cup on 30 October 2013, at Everest.

Patrick Rooplall (left - MVP in the Open category) and Marlo Malone (MVP in the Masters category) receive bracelets from Steve Narine, owner of Steve's Jewelry, at the finals of the Guyana Softball Cup on 30 October, at Everest.

Savage Masters (in red and blue) bat against Regal Masters in the final of the Masters category at the Guyana Softball Cup finals on 30 October 2011, at Everest.

GFSCA executives, Guyana Softball Cup sponsors, Sports Minister Dr Frank Anthony and other officials of the Ministry of Culture, Youth & Sports, at the announcement of the Guyana Softball Cup on 30 September 2011, at the Ministry boardroom (Photo: Avenash Ramzan, Guyana Times).

Winners in various categories of the GFSCA Stag Beer/El Dorado softball competition - 4R Lioness, Regal Masters and Memorex - after the competition finals on 19 June 2011 at the Georgetown Cricket Club ground, Bourda.

Jerome Sikandar (right), manager of Sankar’s Autocolor, hands over a sponsorship check to Bedi Ramjewan of the GFSCA, for the GFSCA's participation in the Florida Cup in Miami, in March 2011.

Georgetown Cricket Club Vice-President Ramsay Ali (centre), Stag Beer Brand Manager John Maikoo (fourth from left), officials of the GFSCA and members of GCC at the launching of the Stag Beer softball competition, on 14 January 2011, at Bourda.

Nov 2010, Pine Ground, Mahaicony - Floodlights B skipper Bedi Ramjewan receives the winning trophy for the match between Floodlights and Heido Squad on 14 November 2010, at Pine Ground, Mahaicony.