TWO members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF), Kemol Savory and Quentin Sampson, have received a timely boost ahead of their participation in the upcoming West Indies Breakout ‘T20’ tournament in Trinidad and Tobago.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Administration and Chairman of the Guyana Police Force Cricket, Ravindradat Budhram, met with the two players and Guyana National Cricket Team Head Coach Ryan Hercules.
Savory and Sampson, both long-serving players for the Guyana Police Force, have been selected to represent Guyana in the international tournament scheduled from April 25 to May 10.

Coach Hercules, who brings over 15 years of coaching experience and has led the Guyana National Team to three consecutive titles, including wins in the Regional Four-Day Championship, offered words of encouragement.
“This is a big opportunity, but it’s also just the beginning. Stay focused, stay disciplined, and remember the hard work that got you here. Represent the Force and the country with pride, and use every game to grow, both as athletes and as individuals,” he said.

During the meeting, Budhram congratulated Sampson and Savory on their selection and presented them with complete cricket kits on behalf of the Guyana Police Force. He also emphasised their role as ambassadors.
“You are ambassadors of both the Guyana Police Force and the nation. Your conduct on and off the field should reflect the values we uphold,” Budhram reminded the players.

The Guyana Police Force has a strong tradition of supporting its athletes, and the selection of Savory and Sampson is seen as a testament to the Force’s commitment to fostering talent through sports.