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Wara rescues 'dry' Valley
WARA Mini Lodge in Port Moresby has
donated K1,000 to Gomosasipo Community Sports Tournament (GCST) at
June Valley in the National Capital District.
In a brief presentation on Sunday, the Wara Mini Lodge managing
director Roman Wara handed the money over to GCST president and
community chairman Francis Kanasi
Wara said this was not his first time for him to support a club.
In the past he had supported teams from Hohola Rugby League
off-season, Morata, Waigani and even Gerehu.
Wara, a Western Highlander, said his sponsorship was aimed at
helping youths of Gomosasipo community by being engaged in sports
instead to getting involved in criminal and illegal activities.
Kanasi thanked Wara for his timely donation, saying this was the
first time Gomosasipo Community Sports Tournament to receive some
kind of help from leaders.
"The tournament has been going on for a long time but we had not
received such support or donation from our community and the
community is grateful for this assistance," he said.
He said there are 14 clubs in men's touch competition and another
14 in the women's soccer competition.
Last week was round nine of the competition, and after week 13 the
tournament will go into the finals where the eight top teams will
qualify for the knockout series to determine eventual winner.
 
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