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Guyana’s own Kahlil Rickford has officially qualified for the North America E-Sport Championship, where he will proudly represent the Golden Arrowhead in Santo Domingo this weekend. This achievement marks another major milestone in his growing international e-sports career.
Rickford is no stranger to high-level competition. In 2023, he represented Guyana at the South America E-Sport Championship in Brazil, gaining invaluable exposure competing against some of the continent’s best digital athletes. That experience has shaped his approach, sharpened his skills, and prepared him mentally for the intense battles ahead.
As he enters the 2025 championship, Rickford carries not only personal ambition but also the hopes of an entire nation. With his proven resilience, refined racecraft, and deepened competitive experience, Guyana will be well represented on the virtual grid in Santo Domingo.
The Guyana Motor Racing & Sports Club (GMRSC) and the local motorsport community have extended their full support and best wishes to Kahlil as he prepares to fly the Guyanese flag high once again.