Dela Cruz said they are hoping these agencies and companies will soon register, naming some of them as “possible” teams.
From the government side, the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs, the Ports Police, the Public School System, the Legislature, the Commonwealth Utilities Corp., the Hopwood Junior High School, the Mayor’s office, the Procurement & Supply, and several others are some of the possible teams to join.
From the private sector, Dela Cruz mentioned Joeten Motors, Freedom Air, Marpac, Pacific Islands Club, Pacific Trading Corp., and Beach Boys would likely participate in the league.
“We are inviting all interested government and business teams to participate,” Deal Cruz said.
The Inter-government/business Softball League will have a men and a women division.
Interested teams may settle $400 registration fee. For inquiries, Dela Cruz can be reached at 287-6509.
