THE PATRON Beverley Harper, president Keith Foster and management of Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTYSC) would like to offer congratulations to eight of its members who recently gained selection on three different Guyana junior cricket teams. 

Those selected are: Brandon Prashad of the Rose Hall Town Bakewell Under-17 team, Askay Homraj of the Rose Hall Town Pepsi Under-19 team and Plaffina Millington, Erica Batson, Taneisha Cort, Christine Quintyn, Shauna Vanderstoop and Shabike Gajnabi of the Rose Hall Town Metro Female Under-19 team.
Secretary/CEO of the RHTYSC, Hilbert Foster, in addressing the young cricketers at a farewell function urged them to be proper ambassadors of the Club, Berbice and Guyana.
He challenged them to always be disciplined and to strive at all times to develop a culture of determination, commitment and be respectful to every person they meet, noting that it is a special privilege to represent your country at any level. He urged the eight young cricketers to always strive for excellence.
The RHTYSC, since its formation in 1990, has produced a total of 45 players for Guyana at all levels and the veteran Secretary/CEO challenged the present crop of players to follow in the high standard that players like Neil Williams, Shawn Grant, Assad Fudadin, Shemaine Campbelle, Royston Crandon and others had set in the past.
Foster also expressed gratitude to the club’s official cricket sponsors – Bakewell, Farfan and Mendes Ltd, Pepsi, Metro Office Supplies and Gizmos and Gadgets for their continued investment into the carriers of its membership.
Captain of the female National Under-19 female team Phaffiana Millington, speaking on behalf of the cricketers, pledged to perform to the best of their abilities and to make the RHTYSC proud.