Vitality Inc on board as RHTYSC, sponsor of MS Under23 team for 2021 – Kaieteur News

Vitality Inc on board as RHTYSC, sponsor of MS Under23 team for 2021


– Co-sponsor of the 31st annual club magazine

Vitality director Abbas Hamid is handing over sponsorship to RHTYSC Vice President Mark Papannah.

Kaieteur News – One of the main reasons why Rose Hall Youth and Town Sports Club is widely regarded as Guyana’s premier youth and sports organization, is its ability to attract and sustain sponsors over a long period. Vitality INC of Providence East Bank Demerara last Thursday became the seventh official sponsor of the club’s cricket department. They join an elite list that includes Poonai Pharmacy, Farfan and Mendes Ltd, Bakewell, Pepsi, Metro Office Supplies and the National Milling Company {NAMILCO}.
RHTYSC Secretary / CEO Hilbert Foster revealed that the company would sponsor the newly established under-23 team that would play in the upcoming Sandeep & Son tournament at Berbice Cricket Board. The team would be led by West Indies wicketkeeper Kevin Sinclair, while his super-talented Kevlon Anderson would be his deputy. The Rose Hall Town Vitality team would start the tournament as one of the favorites with a long list of national and Berbice players.
Among the players in the team besides the captain and vice would be Junior Sinclair, Keith Simpson, Slyus Tyndall, Jonathan Rampersaud, Mahendra Gopilall, Chanderpaul Govindan., Jermey Sandian, Tyreese Sealey, Kevin Ramnarine, Lucas Arthur, Christopher Deroop , Surendra Ramcharitar and Matthew Pottaya.
The sponsorship from Vitality Inc would cover the cost of cricket balls for practice sessions and games along with the team’s transportation, snacks and general operation for the year. In addition, the RHTYSC management had ordered the team to successfully complete a total of thirty personal development programs under the name of sponsorship for 2021 under the subheadings of education, culture, cricket development, community development, anti – crime and anti-suicide.
Upcoming events to be hosted by the team would include the Special Mother’s Day hampers project, public beach clean-up in Rose Hall Town, an elderly breakfast project and the distribution of bicycles to less fortunate students.
In the meantime, the company would also co-sponsor the 21st edition of the RHTYSC Youth Review Magazine. Assistant Secretary / CEO Simon Naidu said the club since 2000 has published an annual magazine as part of its youth outreach programs. The magazines have traditionally carried articles on the club’s work during the calendar year, outstanding members, plans for the future and highlighting the support of its sponsors. In addition, each year the magazine also contains articles with advice for young people on topics such as drug abuse, suicide, the importance of education, religion, climate change and domestic violence.
The 2021 edition would cover 48 pages and is expected to be published by the middle of the year. Naidu revealed that special articles would be made on West Indies players Kevin Sinclair, Shakabi Gajnabi and Kevlon Anderson.
Foster who is also President of the Berbice Cricket Board expressed his gratitude to the company’s Directors for their support and reassuring that the club would be good ambassadors for their brand and play a major role in making the company a Guyana home name.
Company Director Abbas Hamid said Vitality Inc was proud to be associated with the team and wished them success on and off the cricket pitch.
The recently launched company in Guyana, is a US $ 1OM investment in Guyana and offers a wide range of services including providing equipment needed to serve the oil sector in Guyana, consulting and strategic planning. Subsidiaries include Vitality Supplies and Vitality Accounting and Consultancy.
Other sponsored teams at RHTYSC are Poonai Pharmacy Under 12 and 13, Farfan and Mendes Under 15, Bakewell Under 17 and Second Division, Pepsi Under 19 and Intermediate, Female and Namilco Thunder Bolt Flour Under 21 and First Division teams.

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