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Aug 09, 2019 Sports
The Guyana Swimming Association (GASA) has named a team to represent Guyana at the upcoming Goodwill Games in Suriname from August 15-19.
Following is the list of athletes:Males – 8 and Under: Michael Thompson, Lemuel Fiedtkou, Tridev Deokarran and Yushaa Mursalin. Females: Jessica Sookram, Megan Scott, Heaven Belony and Ansley Ramsammy.
Males 9-10: Aarav Singh, Jonathan Lewis and Ricardo Spencer. Females: Shareefah Lewis, Kyra Soares, Andica Vieira and Jasmin Allen.
Boys 11-12: Jaleel Anderson, Valdimir Woodroof, Elliott Gonsalves and Stephen Ramkhelawan. Famales: Athalcy Hunt, Monique Watson, Zara Crane and Ariel Rodrigues. Males 13-14: Daniel Claxton, Ethan Gonsalves, Stephon Ramkhellawan and Vishal Babulal. Females: Maiya Ifill, Giselle Crane, Amber De Goeas and Nikita Peters.
Males 15-17: Sekhel Tzedeq, Andrew Skeete, Sion Jeffers and Jonathan Sookram. Females: Latisha Blair, Donna Carter, Safia Foster and Colleen Stepehens.
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