Secure Innovations and Concepts Inc. (SI&CI), located at Durban Backlands, has answered the call of the Guyana National Rifle Association (GuyanaNRA) for more corporate support towards Guyana’s riflemen participation in this year’s edition of the West Indies Fullbore Shooting Council, Individual, Long and Short Range championships in Trinidad and Tobago.
Aviation Security Director of SI&CI, Denzel Hopkinson, recently handed over a cheque to national shooter Lennox Braithwaite for full sponsorship towards his participation in the Twin Island Republic from October 21-26.
Hopkinson, commenting on their continued support for Braithwaite, stated that the leading local and Caribbean marksman is part of the SI&CI sporting family and due to his commitment and results in the sport, they had no hesitation in backing him once again.
He also said that his company has a rich history of supporting other sports persons, including Steven Nobrega of go-kart and MotoCross.
“We at SI&CI no doubt are proud to once again support Mr. Braithwaite in his quest to once again conqueror his counterparts in the Caribbean later this month in T&T. We know his ability in the sport of rifle shooting and his recent exploits in England where he captained the West Indies team at the NRA 150th Imperial Meeting and also did well in the individual competition where he reached the top 100 of Queens Final.”
The young Hopkinson whose father, Harold aka ‘Top Gun’ has been blazing the trail as a hand gun shooter locally, regionally and internationally, noted that his company is backing Braithwaite and the Guyana team to once again maintain the high standards of winning in the Twin Island Republic this year.
Braithwaite expressed gratitude to Secure Innovations and Concepts Inc. for their unwavering support to not just him, but the sport in general.
“For a number of years now, I’ve been receiving regular sponsorship and part sponsorship from SI&CI. The record will show that for the last eight years my shooting has lifted to international standards and I’ve been consistent. This I would say is due to a reliable sponsor which takes away that additional mental pressure to go out procuring sponsorship.”
Braithwaite and the rest of the Guyana team are expected to leave on Sunday for Trinidad.
