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Pan Am Junior Chmapionships 2015 underway in Tijuana Mexico
Guyana’s Priyanna Ramdhani and partner Sarah Michelle Barrios Chiong of Guatamala.
Guyana’s Priyanna Ramdhani and her partner Sarah Michelle Barrios Chiong of Guatamala blasted their way into the Under-15 Girls Doubles Quarter-Finals at the Pan Am Juniors in TIJUANA Mexico Thursday. The pair faced Mexicans Jessica Bautista & Vanessa Villalobos and beat them on the TV Court in an exciting three setter: 21-19, 14-21, 21-13. During the match, Priyanna, who played the back court mostly, won her points with variation of smashes and tight cross drops that their opponents found hard to return.
In the Round Two of the Under-15 Mixed Doubles Priyanna Ramdhani & Lucas Amaral of Brazil lost to Kevin Wang & Catherine Choi of Canada : 21-11, 21-6.
In the Singles on Wednesday, Priyanna lost in the Girls Singles to Catherine Choi of Canada: 21-12, 21-11.
Narayan Ramdhani in Round Two, lost his Boys Singles Under-19 in a close fight to James Pin Kuan Ho of Canada: 16-21, 18-21.
The tournament is being played at the Centro de Alto Rendimeineto Baja California- Tijuana, MEXICO (Baja California High Performance Centre).
Priyanna Girls doubles match was set for TV Court yesterday.
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