Kingston has always been the most popular stop on the tour. 2004 proved to be the most popular one yet. 78 teams (58 men’s, 20 women’s) slipped into the city looking for competition, and the famous K-town nightlife. The strong organization put forth by Tournament Chair Don Platt and his trusty volunteer subjects, saw to it that teams were given their competitive fix in a very professional fashion. As for the nightlife thirst, Don Platt didn’t need to do anything other then guide visiting players to the core of Princess Street. A handful of great clubs, all within staggering distance of each other, were more (as always) then accommodating enough to quench the thirst of party seeking footballcoholics.

Though no tournament is without its faults, no one can fault the effort that our organization committee puts forth. K-town tested everyone involved to the limit. With our largest draw ever, ensuring that every field was taken care of proved awfully difficult. Despite a few glitches in the system, the 2004 Kingston tour stop couldn’t be considered anything other then the overwhelming success that it was. I’d personally like to thank Adel Mahfouz, Wayne Lahie and Bryan Hughes for their tireless efforts at the fields. Whether it’s taking pictures, dishing out trophies, or ensuring that my father has his sunscreen on, these three men can’t be thanked enough, THANK YOU!!! Of course, our organizing committee can never get enough propps for their contributions. So Don Platt, Don Gerry, Russ Henderson, Sean Monaghan and the rest of our priceless committee members, thank you so much!

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