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Dec 20, 2024 Sports
2024 CNOOC Petroleum Guyana Limited/GTTA National Schools Table Tennis championships…
Kaieteur Sports- It was a strong performance from the lads of Saints Stanislaus College, Christ Church Secondary, St. Roses High and Good Hope Secondary who emerged winners of the nationwide national school’s tournament endorsed by the Ministry of Education, which ended recently at the National Gymnasium.
In Boys U-19 group matches for Georgetown which spiked off, St. Roses defeated St. Joseph’s High School after handing them a 3-0 defeat.

It was highly-competitive battle among students as a number of schools brought the intensity through the 2024 CNOOC Petroleum Guyana Limited/GTTA National Schools Table Tennis championships.
Meanwhile, Christ Church Secondary ‘A’ team had a pair of wins, defeating Christ Church ‘B’ and St. Roses High ‘B’, while Bladen Hall beat Good Hope Secondary 3-2.
Action was also intense in the Girls U-19 department as the national duo of Saint Stanislaus Colleges’ Jasmine Billingy and Akira Watson, who got the better of Shackey Damon and Angel Robinson, winners of the Region 4 girls U-19 leg from Good Hope Secondary.
The tournament was overlooked under the watchful eyes of ITTF Level 2 Coach, Linden Johnson and the dynamic ITTF level 1 Coach/ ITTF national umpire Leona Kyte.
Results and Winners Row the CNOOC Petroleum Guyana GTTA Ministry of Education Nationwide National Schools Table Tennis Championships Georgetown Region 4 and national Edition:
Boys 19 Years and Under
St Roses High “A” def St Joseph’s High “A” 3-0
Obinnah def Travis Lyken 3-0 (11-8-11-9,11-8)
Josiah Issacs def Christian Williams 3-0 (11-5,11-7,11-8)
Doubles
Obinnah/Williams def Lyken/Issacs 3-0 (11-3,11,9,11-10)
Christ Church Sec A def St Roses “B” 3-0
Samuel Ally def Brad Cush 3-2 (9-11,11-2,12-10,6-11,11-6)
Gamaliel Philips def Xavi Peters 3-1 (3-11,11-5,11-2,11-5)
Doubles
Ally/Philips def Brad Cush/Tyen Paul 3- 1 (11-8,10-12,11-8,11-8)
St Joseph High def Christ Church “B” 3-0
Travis Lyken def Diego De Nobrega 3-0 (11-5,11-8,11-8)
Josiah Issacs def Phillip Persaud 3-0 (11-6,11-7,11-6)
Lyken/Issacs def De Nobrega/Andre Arjoon 3-0 (11-3,12-10,11-8)
Christ Church “A” def Christ Church “B” 3-0
Samuel Ally def Diego De Nobrega 3-1 (12-10,11-9,11-13,11-6)
Gamaliel Philips def Andre Arjoon 3-0 (11-7,11-9,11-8)
Doubles
Boys 19 Years and Under Region 4
Bladen Hall def Good Hope Sec 3-2
A Hall def A Doliviera 3-1 (11-6,9-11,11-7,11-9)
J Mc Pherson lost K Foster 3-0 (4-11,5-11,6-11)
Doubles
Hall /Mc Pherson def D’Olivera/Foster 3-1(11-9,11-7,7-11,11-9)
D’Oliviera def J Mc Pherson 3-0 (11-2,11-3,11-2)
A Hall def K. Foster 3-0 (11-6,11-3,11-5)
Girls 19 Years and Under National Edition
ST Stanislaus College def Bladen Hall Sec 3-0
Akira Watson def Angel Robinson 3-1(11-9,6-11,11-4,11-5)
Jamine Billingy def Shackey Damon 3-0 (11-6,11-7,11-4)
A Watson/J Billingy def A Robinson/S Damon 3-0 (11-4,11-9,11-4)
(Saints, Good Hope, Christ Church among winners in National Table-tennis School’s championship)
(Saints, Good Hope)
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