Southampton Rangers “On A Mission”
The Southampton Rangers Club new Executive, led by President, Gerri Saltus has been on a mission to re-establish the club as a “positive force in the Southampton community”, a club spokesperson said.
“A number of initiatives have been undertaken by the club since the September elections and the efforts seem to be bearing fruits.
“Weekly Wednesday happy hours at the club have been a hit, attracting mature crowds. On one occasion Mrs. Cannonier, wife of the current Premier attended with her mother, who is a regular at the happy hour sets. Work rallies around the club grounds have seen the community come together, like in the golden days of the club.
“Of course everything has not been perfect or without difficulty. One example was this year’s Ed Sherlock road race which was marred with controversy. However, the executive and membership continue to give to the community and make Southampton a better place.
“More recently, Southampton Rangers hosted a successful “Good Friday Community Day,” filled with fish cakes, hot-cross buns, kites and lots of family fun. Simultaneously, club Vice President Quinton Sherlock Jr. visited Ghana, West Africa.
“In an unprecedented move for the club, Southampton Rangers will partner with a football team in Ghana. The plan is to share information and resources between the two clubs. On this journey Sherlock carried a youth team kit with him and the jerseys and shorts were presented to the U-13 team in Nungua, Ghana.
I look forward to seeing Rangers come back. Best of luck.
don’t know why some organization would put on a event the same day as the Ed Sherlock race, when the Ed Sherlock race has been going on for many years and is a calendar event. Keep up the good work Rangers with your NEW YOUNG EXECUTIVES and show the rest of Bermuda that there are a lot of young positive people among us