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Jaywant Dhumal and Sewa cricket coordinator Nitin Patel managed the event with the rest of the Sewa team. Sewa USA Atlanta chapter thanks their sponsors, H2K Infosys, Yes-M Systems, Rapid IT, Sparity, Jaywant Dhumal, Object Net, Swadesh, Rajesh Khanna, Idhasoft, TEKsystems, Charter Global, SunPlus Data, Calaytus, Amma Kitchen, Arun, and Viju Ji.
Sewa also thanks the cricketers for combining their interest in sports with a noble cause. Participating teams were Palatial Tech (winners), Monsters (1st runner up), Corpteq Indians (Semi-Finalists), Rapid IT Royals (Semi-Finalists), Peak Time BRAVES, Mega Bytes, Metro Challengers, Indus Sports Club, Scorpion, Purplebulls, Team Agni, ObjectNet, ACC Titans, Alpha Warriors, PhoenixCC, and Desi Daredevils.
Proceeds of the tournaments go to Sewa’s Bhutanese Refugee Empowerment project in Atlanta.
Cricketers support Sewa USA in helping Bhutanese refugees
January 2011
Sixteen teams competed in the 2010 Sewa USA Cricket Tournament held at North Park, Alpharetta, GA starting on the 13th of November. The semifinals and finals were held the next day, concluding with Palatial Tech as the winners of the Tournament League Champions Cup Trophy and Monsters as the 1st runner up team.Jaywant Dhumal and Sewa cricket coordinator Nitin Patel managed the event with the rest of the Sewa team. Sewa USA Atlanta chapter thanks their sponsors, H2K Infosys, Yes-M Systems, Rapid IT, Sparity, Jaywant Dhumal, Object Net, Swadesh, Rajesh Khanna, Idhasoft, TEKsystems, Charter Global, SunPlus Data, Calaytus, Amma Kitchen, Arun, and Viju Ji.
Sewa also thanks the cricketers for combining their interest in sports with a noble cause. Participating teams were Palatial Tech (winners), Monsters (1st runner up), Corpteq Indians (Semi-Finalists), Rapid IT Royals (Semi-Finalists), Peak Time BRAVES, Mega Bytes, Metro Challengers, Indus Sports Club, Scorpion, Purplebulls, Team Agni, ObjectNet, ACC Titans, Alpha Warriors, PhoenixCC, and Desi Daredevils.
Proceeds of the tournaments go to Sewa’s Bhutanese Refugee Empowerment project in Atlanta.
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