Police Force Boxing Team Gets Equipment Boost for Championships
Guyana Police Force boxing team receives crucial equipment ahead of the National Intermediate Championships, boosting their preparation efforts under Head Coach Dexter Marques.
Deputy Commissioner Budhram presents new boxing equipment to GPF Head Coach Dexter Marques at Police Sports Club ground
Guyana Police Force Strengthens Athletic Program with New Boxing Equipment
The Guyana Police Force (GPF), continuing its strong commitment to sports development, has equipped its boxing team with vital new gear ahead of the Terrence Poole National Intermediate Boxing Championships.
Deputy Commissioner Ravindradat Budhram presented the equipment on Tuesday at the Police Sports Club ground, demonstrating the Force's ongoing dedication to athletic excellence. The GPF's successful sports program has been expanding across multiple disciplines.
Championship Preparations Underway
Head Coach Dexter Marques, a veteran national boxer, received the equipment on behalf of the team. The championships are scheduled for October 25-27 at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, with the Police Force athletes showing promising form in recent competitions.
Recent Achievements and Training Progress
- 20 Police boxers currently preparing for the championship
- Training commenced three weeks ago
- Second-place finish in GBA's Novice Boxing Championship
- Strong showing in National Development Programme
"The gear is an added boost," stated Coach Marques, highlighting the importance of proper equipment in preparing for high-level competition.
The investment in boxing equipment aligns with the Force's broader strategy of fostering youth development and maintaining a strong presence in national sports competitions.
Adrian Singh
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