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Digicel 2013 Senior Caribbean Squash Championships starts today
The Digicel 2013 Senior Caribbean Squash Championships powered by POWERADE and SMALTA starts today at the Georgetown Club Squash Courts with the commencement of the individual tournament.
The tournament is scheduled to run from August 11 – 17 with the Men’s and Women’s Individual Championships from August 11 – 13 and the Team competition from August 14 – 17. Participants from Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, OECS along with the hosts Guyana will be involved in the week long tournament.
Defending Men’s Individual Champion, Jamaican Chris Binnie, is one of the favourites for the title. He will be challenged by Guyanese players Sunil Seth, Richard Chin and Alec Arjoon, Cameron Stafford of the Cayman Islands and Gavin and Bryant Cumberbatch of Barbados.
Defending Women’s Individual Champion Guyanese Nicolette Fernandes will be challenged by Barbadian Karen Meekins.
Trinidad & Tobago are the defending Men’s Team champions and Barbados are the defending Women’s and Veterans Team Champions.
The three main title sponsors for the tournament are Digicel, Banks DIH and Ansa McAl.
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