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Mar 15, 2019 Sports
By Sean Devers
Watched by a fair size mid-week gathering, the Toucan Distributors Junior Skill Level tournament organised by the Guyana Squash Association (GSA), served off last evening with competitive action on the opening Night at the Georgetown Club Squash Courts.
Caribbean U-15 Champion and number-one seed Shomari Wilshire put in a dominating performance on a night when games where contested in every category. Abosaide Cadogan defeated Mohryan Baksh while Lucas Jonas got the better of Kirsten Gomes before the Persaud siblings; Zachary and Lucas, were all in winner’s row in some of the better games of the night.
In the only category ‘A’ match of the Night, the talented 15 year-old Wiltshire was in riveting form against Michael Alphonso with level headed and skilful Squash.
Wiltshire, in his first match of the year, patiently rallied out an enthusiastic Alphonso to register an emphatic 3-0 victory. Although Alphonso’s retrieval skills were outstanding, Wiltshire’s accuracy, timing and pace dominated the match in an 11/2, 11/4, 11/0 win.
In the Category ‘B’ matches, the fast improving Mohryan Baksh and the talented Abosaide Cadogan faced-off in a competitive affair. After an 11/6 defeat in the first game, Baksh made an early bid in the second, pulling ahead before Cadogan closed the gap and in a point for point battle of exciting cross courts, drives and drops, as Baksh succumbed 12/14. Cadogan fought her way through the third to a 3/0 triumph.
Lucas Jonas gave an impressive performance against Kirsten Gomes in a 5 games match where he dominated the ‘T’ and played some magnificent cross courts. Gomes was outplayed in the final game after levelling up 2/2 earlier in the match and Jonas took the win 11/6, 6/11, 11/9, 9/11, 11/8.
Zachary and Lucas Persaud secured victories in categories C and E respectively, while in category F, Safirah Sum
mer fought hard against Mathew Spooner in the second game reaching 13/15 but couldn’t hold on and Spooner earned his first win 11/6, 13/11.
In Category H, good serves proved the game changers for the younger players as Tianna Gomes
Mathew Daby, Solomon Ince-Carvalhal and Shriya Persaud all finished the night without dropping a game. Matches were scheduled to continue last evening at the same venue.
Full Results – Category A: Shomari Wiltshire defeated Michael Alphonso 11/2, 11/4, 11/0.
Category B: Abosaide Cadogan defeated Mohryan Baksh 11/6, 14/12, 11/9; Lucas Jonas defeated Kirsten Gomes 11/6, 6/11, 11/9, 9/11, 11/8.
Category C: Zachary Persaud defeated Shiloh Asregado 11/6, 11/3, 11/4; Rayad Boyce defeated Aishani Persaud 11/2, 11/5.
Category D: Lajuan Munroe defeated Teija Edwards 11/4, 11/4, 11/3; Nathan Rahaman defeated Beau Fernandes 7/11, 11/2, 11/3, 11/6.
Category E: Lucas Persaud defeated Arvin Seelall 11/6, 11/3; Dhiren Persaud defeated Angel Rahim 11/7, 11/5.
Category F: Christiana Fernandes defeated Mailia Maikoo 11/2, 11/4; Matthew Spooner defeated Safirah Summer 11/6, 15/13; Grant Fernandes defeated Noah Rahaman 11/5, 11/8.
Category G: Romero Muniram defeated Abhinav Singh 11/3, 11/7; William Escarraga defeated Brenno DaSilva 11/6, 11/2.
Category H: Tianna Gomes defeated Eli Goveia 11/0, 11/3; Mathew Daby defeated Jnae Singh 11/3. 11/5; Solomon Ince-Carvalhal defeated Nicholas Sawh 11/3, 11/1; Shriya Persaud defeated Nicholas Sawh 11/2, 11/2.
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