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Meet the Guyana Junior Casa 2016 team
contender for her first title at this her final Junior CASA tournament.
Larissa Wiltshire – This is Larissa’s final Junior CASA tournament. She finished runner–up in the U19 category at Nationals this year and was third in the U19 Division at Junior CASA 2015. There has been continued improvement in all aspects of her game, and she is a great contender for her first title at this year’s tournament.
Carl Ince (Coach) – Carl was once again at the helm of the victorious Guyana team last year and he continues to produce Caribbean champions. Over the years he has produced sixteen different individual champions who have won a combined total of forty five Caribbean Junior titles and under his guidance, his teams have won the overall title fifteen out of the eighteen years he has been National Coach. He was chosen as National Coach of the Year in 2012 by the National Sports Commission for his exploits with the Guyana Junior Team. He hopes that this year the team will continue its successful run.
Akeila Wiltshire (Asst. Coach) – Last year’s Girls U19 champion Akeila along with Coach Ince is working hard to get the Guyana Team ready for these championships and a run at another Caribbean Team title
Garfield Wiltshire (Manager) – This is Garfield’s seventh year as manager of the Guyana Team. He hopes that the team has continued success as they again seek to capture Individual and Team titles.
David Fernandes (Asst. Manager) – The President of the GSA, David has worked on motivating each member of the Team to give full commitment to their training, give of their best at all times, and on preparing the Team for their title defense.
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