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Jun 25, 2018 Sports
Olympic Day is celebrated world-wide on June 23rd of each year under the pillars “Move, Learn, Discover”. The Olympic Day Open Doubles Men’s Doubles Finals was played off at 2:00pm on Saturday 23rd of June at the National Gymnasium with National Champs Narayan Ramdhani & Jonathan Mangra capturing the 2018 CROWN by defeating Marlon Chung and Darrell Carpenay in two games: 21- 7, 21-18 to win the Match.
The Presentation was done after the Finals by the GBA Executive Committee of Ms. Ayanna Wickham-Watson, Dr. Nicholas Waldron and Emelia Ramdhani to the respective Winners.
The GBA would like to thank the GOA for making it possible to hold this tournament once again, Banks DIH for Refreshments and Ms. Ayanna Wickham-Watson (Sol Representative) for the Gift Tokens.
The GBA would also like to thank the media for their support.
The over-all winners are:
Open Men Doubles:
1st. Place- Narayan Ramdhani & Jonathan Mangra
2nd. Place- Marlon Chung & Darrell Carpenay
3rd. Place- Ronald Chang Yuen & Akili Haynes
4th. Place- Dr. Easa Sanichara & Javid Rahaman
Open Ladies Doubles:
1st. Place- Priyanna Ramdhani & Greer Jackson
2nd. Place- Dr. Shivannie Persaud & Christina Kumar
3rd. Place- Ayanna Wickham-Watson & Emelia Ramdhani
4th. Place- Jayde DaSilva & Stephanie Sagar
Open Men Doubles Consolation:
1st. Place- Gokarn Ramdhani & Dr. Nicholas Waldron
2nd. Place- Johann Waldron & Isaac Mallampati
3rd. Place- Mahendra Sharma & Sekhar Mallampati
3rd, Place- Matthew Beharry & Vikash Mootoo
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