Henry, Hakim victorious at Cotton Tree Golf

Henry and Hakim, sponsored by LJ Williams Limited, took the first prize of weekend stays for two at the Blue Horizon in Tobago.

The duo also earned a day of golf at Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort in Tobago, together with golf bags donated by KPMG. Second place went to Kwesi Hopkinson and Adam Montano, sponsored by TSTT Blink/Bmobile, who won iphones sponsored by TSTT Blink/Bmobile and massage vouchers from Forever Radiant Spa.

Annan Rajpaulsingh and Ramesh Rampersad were third, sponsored by LJ Williams Limited.

They walked away with a weekend stay at Cascadia Hotel and cross pens donated by Stecher’s Limited.

Jacqueline Niles (Grace Kennedy) won both awards for nearest the pin. The best dressed women’s team went to Brenda Clarke and Joanne Bryden (TSTT Blink/ Bmoblie), while Desrond Ambrose and Clint Alfred (Unipet) won the prize for the best dressed men’s team.

Former national footballer Russell Latapy had the honour of the first tee off, after an inspirational address by President of Trinidad and Tobago Anthony Carmona.

The National Lotteries Control Board (NLCB) and TSTT Blink/Bmobile were the silver sponsors, Grace Kennedy Money Services, LJ Williams Limited, Massy Foundation and Shell were bronze sponsors. This year’s tournament saw many individual team sponsors as well, while The Guardian Media was the official media sponsor.

The funds raised from the tournament will go to the foundation’s programmes, which helps to provide high quality educational services and opportunities to children from under-resourced families, thus improving their life chances. Among the programmes offered by the foundation are a pre-school, home work centre, annual vacation camp, Primary School scholarships, psycho-educational assessments, therapeutic services, physical education and sports, and character development.

Additionally, The Cotton Tree Foundation engages parents and guardians through parent education/support programmes, to equip families with sound parenting skills and to educate them on issues such as sexual abuse awareness, internet safety and financial literacy.

For further details on the CTF’s 15th Annual Golf Tournament contact the foundation at 623- 5120.