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- Guyana’s Constitution now made subservient to will of GECOM – PPP
- GECOM votes to continue business as usual, is not preparing for elections
- PAHO finds men contract HIV three times faster than women…teenage pregnancy three times higher in Latin America
- Army conducts risky extraction of survivors from wreck plane. -GCAA starts probe
- Under-pressure Rusal meets with Labour Dept. but remains defiant -workers block Kwakwani road
C’bean Regional Badminton C/ships – Jamaica …Abosaide Cadogan is lone winner on day 2
Abosaide Cadogan competing in the Under-13 Girls Singles category was the lone winner for Guyana on Day 2 of the Caribbean Regional Badminton Championships (CAREBACO) being played in Jamaica.
Guyanese Abosaide Cadogan (left) poses with Barbadian Kayla Miller following the former’s victory.
Competing on Tuesday in the Individual Singles Quarter Finals at the Alfred Sangster Auditorium University of Technology Kingston, Cadogan defeated Kayla Miller of Barbados 27-25, 21-13.
In the Under-17 Girls Doubles Quarter-Finals, the pair of Ambika Ramraj (Guyana) and Brittney Mohamed (Trinidad) lost to Jada Renales and Ralitsa Wong of Trinidad 21-13, 21-23, 21-16.
In the Open Men Singles Second Round, Christopher Persaud (GUY) lost to Shaquille Palmer of Jamaica 21-9, 21-13.
Yesterday, the following Guyanese were down to compete in Quarter Final play:
Under-13 Mix Doubles Quarter Finals with Priyanna Ramdhani.
Under-17 Boys Singles Quarter Finals with Narayan Ramdhani.
Under-17 Mix Doubles Quarter Finals with Narayan Ramdhani and Ambika Ramraj.
Open Men Doubles Quarter Finals with Narayan Ramdhani and Christopher Persaud.
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