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Jul 27, 2012 Sports
Guyana’s most celebrated junior female table tennis player, Chelsea Edghill said yesterday that the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Latin American Circuit had an immense impact on her career moving forward, following her return from Mexico.
Edghill reached the quarterfinal in the U-15 category playing among the best junior players in the super strong Latin American block. The talented player received an ITTF ranking and will compete at the 2014 World Junior Olympics in China.
“It was great. You could never get that opportunity again if you miss it. That is why I am happy that I got to play among some of the best players in this part of the world. I know exactly where my game is at the moment,” Edghill told Kaieteur Sport yesterday.
Edghill believes that she has lots of hard work to put in and will be working out among the more senior players to ensure that she maintains a high level. “I know how my professional career has been progressing and that is a great thing,” she continued.
The 14-year-old Bishop’s High School student, who belongs to the Malteenoes Sports Club fold said that her stint on the Latin Circuit is all part of her dream of playing professional table tennis, and she is satisfied that she was able to hold her own among the best. (Edison Jefford)
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