Video: Cup Match MVP Presented To Dion Stovell

August 29, 2018

[Updated] Minister of Social Development and Sports Michael Weeks is presenting the Cup Match Most Valuable Player [MVP] Award this afternoon to Somerset player Dion Stovell.

We will have additional coverage later on and in the meantime the live video of the presentation is below.

Cup Match MVP award Bermuda August 29 2018

Update: Minister Weeks said at the presentation, “I take great honor in presenting this award to Mr. Stovell today. He has always made Cup Match exciting to watch and I am definitely one of his fans, especially being a Somerset supporter myself. Hats off to Mr. Stovell.”

The Minister presented Mr. Stovell with a plaque and gift voucher, and Mr Stovell said, “This is something I will cherish for the rest of my life.”

Secretary of the Somerset Cricket Club Dawn Simmons said, “As the champions of Cup Match this year we are very excited that one of our players was chosen as the Most Valuable Player.”

Update: The live broadcast has concluded and the 5-minute replay is below

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  1. Dread says:

    It’s about time!! St.George’s and Somerset get your act together and start presenting this at the field after the game!!!!

  2. Wayne Wonders says:

    Well done Dion!….now that the Hon Minister Weeks was there, I should have the full attention to suggest renaming Tribe Road 5 Paget to Dion Stovell Lane (smile)

    I am an avid St George’s supporter (not a fan), and you certainly deserve the honour that was bestowed on you.

    On another note, hearing this new venture is a combined effort between both clubs and umpires, it is HIGH TIME that Somerset and St George’s make an annual monetary donation to the Friendly Societies from whence Cup Match derived!

    There is a museum in St George’s that is always looking for donations to assist in preserving the extremely rich heritage and history of the reason why Cup Match is so cherished today