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Bounty Farm Ltd Handicap Squash Tournament Night of upsets on opening night
The 2020 Bounty Farm Ltd Handicap Squash Tournament began on Wednesday evening at the usual venue, Georgetown Club with thirteen matches in the A and Open Categories. It was a night full of upsets in Category A as both of the top seeded players were beaten.
Beau Fernandes (right) beat Nandishraj Singh.
Lajuan Munroe defeated Brenno DaSilva at the GT Club on Wednesday night (Sean Devers photo)
Shiloh Asregado (-5) lost in straight games to Kassie Walcott (13) 15-8, 15-9 while Joshua Verwey (-5) was beaten by Grant Fernandes (10) 15-1, 15-4. In two other matches match which went all the way down to the wire, Tiana Gomes (13) beat Rylee Rodrigues (9) 15-8, 11-15, 15-14 and Lajuan Munroe (2) defeated Brenno DaSilva (10) 11-15, 15-12, 15-14.
In the Open category, there were comfortable wins for Abosaide Cadogan (0) who beat Tian Edwards (12) 15-12, 15-14, Louis Da Silva (10) who cruised past Ian Mekdeci (-2) 15-2, 15-10 and Zachary Persaud (10) who proved too good for Lydia Fraser (7) winning 15-2, 15-9.
Results of all the matches played were as follows:
Category A
Kassie Walcott (13) beat Shiloh Asregado (-5) 15-8, 15–9
Grant Fernandes (10) defeated Joshua Verwey (-5) 15-1, 15–4
Tiana Gomes (13) beat Rylee Rodrigues (9) 15-8, 11-15, 15–14
Lajuan Munroe (2) beat Brenno DaSilva (10) 11-15, 15-12, 15–14
Rayad Boyce (5) beat Demetri Lowe (9) 15-14, 15–7
Beau Fernandes (7) beat Nandishraj Singh (13) 15-7, 15–11
Dhiren Persaud (3) defeated Lucas Persaud (7) 15-12, 15–12
Open Category
Abosaide Cadogan (0) beat Tian Edwards (12) 15-12, 15–14
Louis Da Silva (10) beat Ian Mekdeci (-2) 15-2, 15–10
Zachary Persaud (10) beat Lydia Fraser (7) 15-2, 15–9
Mohryan Baksh (0) beat Dane Pereira (9) 15-12, 15–11
Steven Persaud (9) beat Reagan Rodrigues (8) 14-15, 15-5, 15-10
Matches continued last night and will motor on tonight with the finals slated for Sunday from 11:00hrs.
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