Boyce set for AAG presidency

Barring unforeseen circumstances, former national sprinter Colin Boyce will be the new president of the Athletic Association of Guyana (AAG) when elections are held tomorrow.

Colin Boyce

Colin Boyce

The annual general meeting of the association is set for the Thomas Lands YMCA building from10.30 and incumbent Claude Blackmore has stated that he will not be seeking re-election.

Blackmore, however, has indicated his willingness to serve on the executive in another capacity.

While Boyce is almost a shoo-in to become president, Stabroek Sport understands that the race is on for the positions of vice-president with there being some eight persons nominated.

Two persons are expected to contest the secretary and assistant secretary positions while Stabroek Sport understand that there are a large number of candidates to fill the positions of committee members.

Boyce will bring a bit of experience to the post having served with a previous executive.

The lawman was recently promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Police and heads the Guyana Police Force Sports Secretariat.
Blackmore has been president of the AAG since 1995.

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