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Da Boyz wins King and Queen of the Diamonds
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Posted on Nov 19 2008
Da Boyz of Guam snapped Saipan’s stranglehold of the Kings and Queens of the Diamonds Softball Tournament, beating hometown team Belau Meyuns, 10-0, last Saturday at Meyuns Field in Palau.
No Ka Oi of Saipan, which carried the name Shell Marianas
for the 2008 edition of the all-Micronesian championship, won
the three previous stagings of the Kings and Queens of the Diamonds Softball Tournament.
Belau Meyuns dropped to second place in the tournament
after their loss to the Guam team, while Shell Marianas settled
for third place with Belau Oldiais taking fourth place.
Saipan and Guam teams received an all-expense paid trip
to Palau compliments of Budweiser, Continental Airlines,
and Airai View Hotel to compete in the King of the Diamond
tournament.
Another exciting part of the tournament was the Home Run
Derby where each of the teams were allowed to enter two contestants to see who could hit the most home runs with 10 swings.
Balkuu Godfree from Palau took the title of Home Run Derby
Champion and pocketed $200 in cash. At the end of the games,
Budweiser hosted an awards banquet at Airai View Hotel. The next
day, players were treated to an all day Rock Island Tour.
Budweiser has a strong history of supporting softball and
all sports on Guam, Saipan, and Palau. For additional information
on Budweiser’s sports programs and sponsorships, visit
www.Budweiser.com.
Budweiser is the world’s bestselling beer and is sold in more
than 80 countries around the world through partnerships with
international brewers or through independent distributors.
Budweiser is imported and distributed locally by Ambros,
Inc., Marpac Distributors, and Shimbros International. As
the best-selling beer on Guam, Saipan, and Palau, Budweiser
is associated with high quality, tradition, integrity and, most
importantly, responsibility—characteristics that have made it
the “King of Beers.” [B][I](PR)[/I][/B]
