29
July
News
On July 29, the Seaspan Beer & Bowling Party bowling tournament took place! We want to share your emotions with you and show how it was!
The evening was opened by Seaspan Ship Management Ltd., a regional representative. in Ukraine – Kudinov Ilya Nikolaevich and Deputy Director of the Marine Agency “Univis, Ltd” – Bespalov Dmitry Aleksandrovich.
We want to thank everyone for their participation, good mood and fair play!
We present you our winners:
1st place – Igor Baksheev, Chief Engineer
2nd place – Dmitry Melnikov, 3rd Engineer
3rd place – Alexander Semenov, Chief Engineer
We are glad to announce that the bowling tournament will take place annually, and the cup is going over, so each year we will choose the best player who will become the new cup owner. Who will become the next champion? Maybe it will be you? We will find out a little later!
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