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Guyana secure 2 Bronze battled for several gold medals yesterday
CARIBBEAN REGIONAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014…
The Caribbean Regional Badminton Championships (CAREBACO) currently being played in Jamaica August 9-16, 2014
Narayan Ramdhani
continued on Thursday August 14, 2014 with the Individual Singles Events at the Alfred Sangster Auditorium University of Technology Kingston.
Guyana secured two bronze and were to play for 6-Gold or Silver medals yesterday as the players advanced to the finals.
The Guyanese Players who were into the Finals are:
Priyanna Ramdhani-Under-13 Girls Singles & Under-15 Girls Doubles
Abosaide Cadogan-Under-13 Girls Doubles
Narayan Ramdhani-Under 17 Boys Singles & Doubles
Jonathan Mangra-Under-17 Boys Doubles
The Semi-Final Matches Played on Day 3 were:
Under-13 Girls Singles:
Priyanna Ramdhani defeated Mackenzie Howard of Barbados: 21-9, 21-5
Under-13 Mix Doubles:
Priyanna Ramdhani (GUY) & Zane Reid (JAM) lost to Adam Taylor & Shezelle Mctyson of Jamaica: 21-16, 21-19 in one of the most exciting matches of the day which was termed the Finals as the 4 best Under-13 players all ended up in one half of the Draw, while the other half had the weaker players. Priyanna had to settle for a Bronze in this event.
Under-15 Girls Doubles:
Priyanna Ramdhani (GUY) & Amanda Haywood (BAR) defeated Karie Dawson & Taliah Richardson of Jamaica:
Priyanna Ramdhani
21-13, 21-8
Under-17 Boys Singles:
Narayan Ramdhani was maintaining his top form and with the crowd behind him he defeated Jamaica’s No.2 Seed Dejon Wright: 21-8, 21-10
Under-17 Boys Doubles:
Narayan Ramdhani and Jonathan Mangra seeded No. 1 defeated Jerome Charles & Renaldo Sinanan of Trinidad: 21-18, 21-19.
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