SEE / Irving Guanipa Ojeda
This Saturday, June 18, a match will be held between professional players who will play the Hugo Rafael Chávez Frías Cup at the Luis Navarro gymnasium in Los Teques, as part of the preparation stage carried out by the teams that will participate in the 1st edition of the the Professional Basketball Super League (SPB).
The meeting has been organized and promoted by the Mayor’s Office of the Guaicaipuro municipality through the Municipal Autonomous Institute of Sport, Youth and Recreation (Imdejurguaica) chaired by the player Tulio Cobos, who specified that the actions of the match will begin at 8:00 a.m. the night and it will be full of national talent. “It has been programmed with the purpose of contributing to the promotion of sports, especially basketball, within the jurisdiction, in addition to being a show of support for professional players from this municipality and even from other places,” said Cobos.
Teams that will star in the day at the Luis Navarro
The players belonging to the Tulio Cobos team are: Leinfer Montes de Oca, Martín Escobar, Lenín López, Omar Márquez, Wikleman Gómez, Yeferson Guerra, Leonardo Palacios, Gregory Curvelo and Jonathan Acosta.
While the opposing team will be made up of Nelson “Pacman” Palacios, Jack Martínez, Melvin Zambrano, Jhoyfer Díaz, Eliézer Montaño, Brandon Niño, Roger Steven, Jholbert Méndez, Morris Sierralta and Yanitson Quintero.
A day of great distraction with animation by renowned specialists is the subject such as Atilano Hidalgo, as special guest Frederick “El Coco”; In addition, a cheerleader show, a raffle for two motorcycles, and many more surprises. Security for attendees is guaranteed.
“The intention of holding this type of event is to continue showing that within the Guaicaipuro municipality there is the possibility of continuing to support players from all kinds of sports through the mayor’s office, which is why, from Imdejurguaica, we seek to lend a helping hand to athletes, in addition to having spaces suitable for training and games,” said the experienced professional basketball player and president of the Los Teques sports organization.
