Randy Bourne, the owner of Exclusive Egg-Ball, donated several pairs of football cleats to two-time defending Digicel Schools Football champion Chase Academy ahead of the event’s official resumption tomorrow.
The presentation occurred on Tuesday at the Chase Academy location in Kingston. Amongst the players that were recipients of the gesture were Seon Cato, Bryan Wharton, Kerstyn Gonsalves, Omar Sam, Neeiaz Baskh, Manasseh Anderson, and Justin Alcindor.
Bourne, who hails from Mabaruma, stated that this donation encourages the pursuit of constructive extracurricular activities, adding that other entrepreneurs and corporate entities should undertake a similar posture and contribute to the development of the youth, which can act as a foundation for the future. Meanwhile, members of the team as well as the Principal Henry Chase, expressed gratitude to the burgeoning establishment for their timely gesture.
The 8th edition of the tournament which is penciled to commence tomorrow at the Ministry of Education and National Insurance Scheme grounds, Carifesta Avenue, will feature 128 teams competing in an elimination format. It is penciled down to conclude on August 13th. Chase Academy is the two-time defending champions [2016 and 2017] while Christianburg/Wismar of Linden is the most decorated school with four titles [2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015] and six finals appearances. The other winner was the inaugural champion [2011] Georgetown Technical Institute (GTI).