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The next Generation Squash champs
The Guyana Squash Association (GSA), in collaboration with its corporate sponsor Digicel Guyana, held its 2014 National Junior Squash Championships sponsored by Woodpecker Products Ltd at the Georgetown Club last week.
Several exciting contests were witnessed as most of the top players were vying to be crowned National Champions for 2014.
Results of the tournament are as follows.
The respective prize winners and officials following the completion of the tournament take time out for a photo.
Boys Under 11 Novices
James Mekdeci Winner
Kamir Khan Second
Liam Carpenter Third
Boys Under 11
Shomari Wiltshire Winner
Gianni Carpenter Second
Demetrius De Abrue Third
Michael Alphonso Fourth
Dominic Collins Fifth
Girls Under 11
Madison Fernandes Winner
Kirsten Gomes second
Halley Carpenter Third
Paige Fernandes Fourth
Boys Under 13
Shomari Wiltshire Winner
Daniel Islam Second
Anthony Islam Third
Gianni Carpenter Fourth
Girls Under 13
Makeda Harding Winner
Maya Collins Second
Boys Under 15
Shemane Griffith Winner
Shomari Wiltshire Second
Alex Cheeks Third
Girls Under 15
Rebecca Low Winner
Makeda Harding Second
Sarah Lewis Third
Savannah Mendes Fourth
Boys Under 17
Ben Mekdeci Winner
Shemane Griffith Second
Alec Melville Third
Matthew Phang Fourth
Girls Under 17
Larissa Wiltshire Winner
Taylor Fernandes Second
Rebecca Low Third
Makeda Harding Fourt
Boys Under 19
Nyron Joseph Winner
Ben Mekdeci Second
Alec Melville Third
Matthew Phang Fourth
Girls Under 19
Akeila Wiltshire Winner
Larissa Wiltshire Second
Taylor Fernandes Third
Most Improved Boy Ben Mekdeci
Most Improved Girl Makeda Harding
Most Outstanding Boy Shomari Wiltshire
Most Outstanding Girl Makeda Harding
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