Teams prepare for Prime Minister’s Cup
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- Defending champions Weymouth Wales are preparing to defend their Prime Minister’s Cup title.
- Assistant coach Andrew Jean said the team is highly motivated for the competition.
- The tournament offers a first prize of $100,000.
Defending champions Weymouth Wales are highly motivated and ready to begin their title defense in the Prime Minister’s Cup, assistant coach Andrew Jean said.
The competition carries a first prize of $100,000.
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