CLARK
FREEPORT – At least 18 teams from different countries in Asia will be competing
against each other on the upcoming Asia-Pacific (ASPAC) Little League 2013
here, the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) announced.
CDC
Tourism Promotions Office Manager Noemi B. Garcia said the event is slated from
June 30 to July 8 and will be held at the CDC Parade Grounds.
Garcia
added that the teams competing during the ASPAC competition are China, Chinese
Taipei, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Guam, Hong Kong,
Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Jordan, India, Kuwait, New Zealand, Philippines,
Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Thailand, and the United Arab Emirates.
All
teams from other countries are expected to arrive on June 30.
In
anticipation of erratic monsoon rains, Garcia said the game schedules may
change in case inclement weather disrupts the sports activities.
As
part of Clark’s tourism activities slated for the second half of the summer
season, Garcia said the hosting of the ASPAC games here is expected to boost
the Freeport’s image as the choice sports tourism destination north of Manila.
For
more details about the event visit the ASPAC Little League’s website at
littleleague.org.ph, or contact +632-892-1800;+639175754740 and look for Sarah
May Cayari or at scayari@relivinc.com.
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