The highly anticipated Prime Minister’s Cup final is poised to captivate Barbados as Weymouth Wales and Kickstart Rush compete for the championship trophy and a $100,000 cash prize on December 1 at Kensington Oval. The event, already a resounding success in its second year, has drawn over 9,000 ticket sales, nearing full capacity despite inclement weather. Project Manager Shane Archer highlighted the tournament’s impact, noting its role in empowering local communities and vendors. The day’s festivities begin at 2 p.m., featuring a series of matches, including the Barbados Lady Tridents vs. Trinidad and Tobago Soca Warriors in the Concacaf W Qualifiers at 4 p.m., followed by a Christ Church derby at 6:30 p.m., and culminating in the final at 9 p.m. Archer addressed challenges with the online ticketing system, urging fairness and responsibility among spectators. The finals night will also showcase live entertainment from artists like Jordan English and Lil Rick, alongside performances by the Barbados Cheerleading Association and a tuk band. All matches will be streamed live via CBC TV and Flow Sports. Chairman of the Organising Committee Eastmond emphasized the cultural and economic significance of the event, which has provided opportunities for small entrepreneurs and fostered national pride. Minister of Youth, Sports, and Community Empowerment Charles Griffith praised the tournament’s success, noting the participation of nearly 600 players and officials. Barbados Football Association President Randy Harris lauded the organisers for elevating the sport’s profile, while Marketing and Communications Officer Danielle Toppin outlined strict spectator policies, including prohibitions on food, drinks, and smoking. Sponsors such as Flow, Body Bliss Zone, and the National Cultural Foundation were acknowledged for their support.