Beaches Turks and Caicos (BTC) proudly celebrated its players at the TCI Cricket Championship as Beaches TCI Top Scorer, Maintenance and Engineering Supervisor Jerome Daley, led the tournament in runs.
The recognition of Beaches TCI Top Scorer highlights the growing prominence of cricket in the Turks and Caicos Islands.
1. Honoring the Beaches TCI Top Scorer Achievement
The TCIC team, composed of standout players from the recent TCICA T20 League, brought together a mix of youth, experience, and professionals from both the private and public sectors. Their participation in the TCI Cricket Championship marked a significant milestone for national cricket development.
2. Recognizing Outstanding Work in the Beaches TCI Top Scorer Tournament
BTC’s Elite Butler and TCIC Team Captain, Sidue Hunter, stated, “Being called to lead this team was a challenge I felt prepared for. Moreover, the unity and camaraderie made a big difference. Furthermore, this team sets a solid foundation for the future of TCI cricket.”
3. Showcasing Turks and Caicos Cricket on the Global Stage
While the team did not win the championship, Daley’s performance stood out. However, leading the tournament in runs, he said: “Playing in unfamiliar conditions is always tough. I trusted my game. Additionally, with encouragement from my teammates, I was able to adjust and stay consistent.”
His achievement in the TCI Cricket Championship underscores the talent present in the islands.
4. Networking and Media Engagement in Turks and Caicos Cricket
BTC Managing Director James McAnally praised the players:
“We are proud to support our team members who represented not only the resort but the Turks and Caicos Islands on a regional stage. Indeed, this is what true corporate citizenship looks like empowering people through teamwork, sports, and community spirit.”
5. CTO’s Commitment to Supporting Turks and Caicos Cricket
Vice President of TCICA, Ancell Williams, shared, “The championship was a pivotal learning experience. Moving forward, we aim to integrate more youth into our national teams over the next two seasons. Ultimately, we hope to field U15 and U19 teams in the West Indies youth championships. This long-term plan ensures the future of TCI cricket is bright.”
This inaugural appearance at the championship signals a promising future for Turks and Caicos cricket, with a growing commitment to nurturing talent from the grassroots to the regional stage.”.